By Gabriella Luus Corfu is a beautiful Greek island located in the Ionian Sea, off the north-western coast of Greece. It is a popular tourist destination […]
Read moreBy Mary Busch Plastic pollution is a growing, manmade environmental disaster affecting the entire world and is a sign of our throw-away culture. Consider everything in […]
Read moreBy Shahin Ghoreishi While it is definitely very sad, the way in which Fast & Furious star Paul Walker was taken from us in a car […]
Read moreBy Nikolas Gavril Nowadays in Greece, and almost everywhere else in Europe, farming is not a very remunerative profession. A lot of meat is being imported […]
Read moreBy Fahimeh Karimi The election of new Iranian president Hassan Rouhani could be like a light at the end of a dark tunnel for many of us […]
Read moreBy Viktor Jósa There is a dirt bike gang movement going on in Baltimore not so far from the Main Campus. Loud dirt bikers rolling through […]
Read moreBy Mary Busch It’s the end of an era for Blockbuster, the once hugely popular movie and video game rental store. Blockbuster announced that it finally […]
Read moreBy Fahimeh Karemi The United States Congress is currently pondering whether to take military action in the ongoing civil war in Syria. Voting for a strike […]
Read moreBy Federica Simone Star Wars fans all over the world, young kids who recently came to love the saga, and people who loved the saga since […]
Read moreBy Milica Stamenković We all know how dangerous cocaine is and its side effects so I will not try to educate you through this article. What […]
Read moreBy Milica Stamenković János Thorma’s “The painter of the Hungarian Barbizon” exhibition is running until May 12 and is definitely worth seeing! The exhibition in the Hungarian […]
Read moreBy Shahin Ghoreishi The New Year festivities or known to Persians as Nowruz, is one of the oldest remnants of antiquity. On March 21st, every new year […]
Read moreBy Federica Simone Tired in between classes? Need a comfortable spot where you can sit and read that long book? Well from now on you have […]
Read moreBy Fahimeh Karimi This year, thanks to the efforts of the Student Union, McDaniel College pulled out all the stops for Valentine’s Day. The school building […]
Read moreBy Alfonso Majetic The hotly-anticipated, glitzy and glamorous as you can get spectacle of the 85th Academy Awards will happen on the February 24 but many […]
Read moreBy Danielle Decolli and Federica Simone On Monday, Pope Benedict XVI announced he will resign at the end of February due to alleged poor health and […]
Read moreby David Danna When you bite into a juicy burger you think you know exactly what you’re eating. However since January 15th it has emerged that […]
Read moreBy Norbert Horvath Mansions, luxury cars, and a flamboyant extravagant lifestyle were all well known to internet entrepreneur millionaire Kim Dotcom. That is, before the 20th […]
Read moreBy Alexander Grigorasenco For many of us this article is just a curiosity, for me it has a straight link between the dates and the prophecy. […]
Read moreBy João Salviano Carmo The Messenger Online reached this week 10,000 views. Since March 2011 we have been visited by readers from more than 100 countries […]
Read moreby Norbert Horvath The long awaited and much talked about arrival of Windows 8 operating system for PC’s is over. Microsoft “claims” it is the biggest […]
Read moreBy Norbert Horvath The world’s largest and most profitable auto company has had yet another downfall, and severely bruised the brands name. Since 2005, Toyota […]
Read moreby Verena Zyla With problems being all around many young people try to make a difference in the world, but many don’t know how to […]
Read moreby João Salviano Carmo The EU has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 2012. The award recognizes the role of the EU who “for over six […]
Read moreRecently two of the world’s nations had reasons to celebrate. In Africa, Nigeria celebrated its 52nd independence anniversary while in Germany there were celebrations for the […]
Read moreBy João Salviano Carmo A new report by Stanford University and New York University warns to the dangers and trauma that drone attacks in Pakistan are […]
Read moreBy Verena Zyla A man in Delhi makes flying a reality for those who usually see a plane from far down below. For those who cannot […]
Read moreA year and a half after the successful ouster ofEgypt’s former president, Hosni Mubarak, the country is facing its first “free” presidential elections. As one voter […]
Read moreBy Filip Florsic After 44 years, City have finally done its! An unbelievably exciting end to a pulsating Premier league season sawManchesterCitywin their last […]
Read moreBy Kareem Korayem I recently sat down with Dr. Robert J. Trader (Communication guest professor from the main campus) for what was supposed to be a […]
Read more(Photo: Dessislava Krasteva gives her presentation during the inaugural competition, held in 2008.) Abel Kayode The McDaniel Prize for writing and Research started in 2008, and […]
Read moreBy Alexander Grigorasenco Easter comes to our families with the beginning of the good weather, lots of sun, with the rebirth of nature. Symbolically the Christians […]
Read moreBy Nariman Alatrash On Tuesday, February 28 the Central European University hosted one of the most highly acclaimed Egyptian filmmakers, Khaled Youssef, who is known […]
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