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Yemen: An Emergency within an Emergency
By Faraz Mhd Yemen is the largest humanitarian crisis in the world – and children are dying and being robbed of their futures. Photo published by […]
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Practical postgraduate advice and pizza with a McDaniel alumnus
By Kareem Korayem Earlier this month, the college hosted a meeting enabling students to catch up with aMcDanielCollegealumnus. Estephania Luraschi was aMcDanielCollegestudent majoring in Political Science. […]
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Movie Night: What Is A Man Without A Moustache?
Come enjoy What Is A Man Without A Moustache? with the students of SIS 2100 Gender, Fiction, and Sexuality inCentral Europe, next Monday, 7pm. On Monday, […]
Read moreThe Advent and Christmas traditions explained
By Idamina Babarinsa Advent starts four weeks before Christmas (December 25) and it goes on up until Christmas. It started in the 4th century and in […]
Read moreVenezuela en Navidad: Alfonso Majetic celebrates Christmas Venezuelan style
By Alfonso Majetic Christmas is fast upon us and the diverse ways of celebrating this holiday around the world are fascinating. On this occasion, I want […]
Read moreThe magic of a Moldovan Christmas
By Alexander Grigorasenco For everyone from a Christian culture Christmas is a very important holiday, and there’s no exception when it comes to Moldovans.Moldovais a small […]
Read moreA Coptic Christmas in Egypt
By Kareem Korayem ThoughEgypthas a majority Muslim population, Christmas is still a very important holiday in the country, celebrated by both Muslims and Christians. The holiday […]
Read moreTop Models no more
By Alfonso Majetic [slideshow] The term top model or supermodel has been referring for decades to a highly paid fashion model that has a worldwide reputation […]
Read moreHeading up to the clouds: the sky’s the limit for efficient college computing
By Idamina Babarinsa For a university or a college, which either successfully achieves its objectives or fails in doing so, the importance of changing its Information […]
Read moreDead but not buried: millionaires from beyond the grave
By Alfonso Majetic Do you think celebrities earn more millions alive or dead? This is a difficult question to answer. We all know the principle: where […]
Read moreAll Saints Day vs Halloween
Idamina Babarinsa sheds light on the ghoulish goings on All Saints day is celebrated in Hungary on the 1st of November every year. Originally All Saints […]
Read moreMexico set to create new trend in the institution of marriage
By Iji. O. Solomon With a high wave of divorces in Mexico and the legal issues that come along with it, lawmakers in Mexico […]
Read moreSummertime = Festivals time!
Vlada Sahovic For all who intend to spend their summer in Europe, and more specifically for those who spend their summer in Hungary, do not despair! […]
Read moreNowruz: the Iranian New Year
Aria Zahedi Nowruz means the start of new life in harmony with the rebirth of nature in spring. New Year in Iran always begins on the […]
Read moreDavid and Victoria Beckham finally expecting a baby girl
Abel Kayode-Olapade “Golden ball” David Beckham, a soccer phenomenon, gave the good news at an L.A Galaxy luncheon, about his fourth baby. “I’ve got some great […]
Read moreAd-Hoc Networks: a World Without Wires
Kelechi Ajoku Who remembers those landlines with very long wires we had in our kitchens, or when we had no other choice but to sit at […]
Read moreTexas Hold’em
Avi Benyakar Texas Hold’em poker is today’s most popular poker game; it might be the most popular card game in the world. Below Peter Chaili gives […]
Read more127 Hours and the Human Survival Instinct
Human abilities are unpredictable and surprising, especially when it comes to the will to live. This fact is well represented in Danny Boyle’s newest blockbuster, 127 hours, which […]
Read moreA Song for Your Heart
KC Bosco Do you love music? Does your taste in music span from across different centuries and different genres? Have you been frustrated in looking for […]
Read moreMiksa Roth and Art Nouveau in Hungary
KC Bosco Miksa Roth was a stained glass artist for the Imperial and Royal Court who lived from the mid- 19th century to the mid-20th century. […]
Read moreOscars 2011
Mitchell Dorcas The 83rd Annual Academy Awards: The King’s Speech, Natalie Portman, Colin Firth, Melissa Leo, Christian Bale are the big winners… The 83rd Annual Academy […]
Read moreExposed: Yilana Paolini
Alfonso Majetic Behind her tattoo machines and amazing skills, talented artist Yliana Paolini has managed herself to gain an important place in the tattoo industry in […]
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