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The New Clubroom of McDaniel College
By Dominika Sipos The new club room has opened its door for all the students of McDaniel. The Student Body Council (SAC) and volunteers have been […]
Read moreThe Hungarian Constitution
Vera Treit The Hungarian Constitution of 2011 was accepted on the 18th of April and it will be enforced from January 1st, 2012. As I am […]
Read moreESPN announcer turns news anchor as bin Laden killed during ballgame
Matthew Arnold Any American who was alive in 1980 will always be able to tell you where they were when they heard John Lennon had been […]
Read moreThe Royal Wedding: “Waity Katie” is waiting no more
Adela Kuci The wedding of the century, the royal wedding between, Prince William of Great Britain and Kate Middleton a British bourgeois is over. “Waity” Katy […]
Read moreStudents put McDaniel’s best foot forward at the Housing Forum for Europe and Central Asia
Hanna Barker McDaniel students in Budapest were presented with an interesting learning opportunity when they were invited to volunteer at the Housing Forum for Europe and […]
Read moreNumb Young Faces (as in: Teenagers are using Botox!)
Vera Treit Botox, or botulinum toxin, is a “magic trick” widely used by women entering an age when wrinkles start to appear on their faces, a […]
Read moreWhere is the Male Revolution?
Alfonso Majetic The world has been known as a place where men always rule, but these days things are changing. In fact, women have a lot […]
Read moreBye bye Galliano: a highly creative fall from grace
Alfonso Majetic The fashion industry has been rocked in the last few weeks by the controversial anti-semitic comments made by the designer John Galliano and by […]
Read moreDieting Babies?
Olga Bolga An alarming number of American parents are so concerned about preventing their babies from becoming obese that they are taking the radical step of […]
Read moreProtests in Egypt affect study abroad programs, economy
Hanna Barker The future of study abroad programs in the Middle East and surrounding areas is currently in limbo as colleges focus on keeping students safe […]
Read moreRequiem for Albania
Adela Kuci Growing up in a country where breakfast consists of a double Turkish coffee and the political pages of at least four journals, it is […]
Read moreThe Perils of Facebook
Veronika Treit First, you are born. Then, you start walking and talking. Then, when you finally become 13 years old, you join Facebook. After having created […]
Read moreHas Facebook Conquered Everyone?
Kivanç Nezir We all know about Facebook, on which most of us spend serious time, often when we are bored. We always check out what is […]
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