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March 15th – Revolution and Liberty
By Szilágyi L. Gábor Every year, just like those previous, Hungary celebrates the anniversary of its 1848 revolution. The date is March 15th 1848. Hungary is […]
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History Brought to Life Through the Assassins Creed Series
By Kareem Korayem In the city of Acre in the 12th century, an Assassin is stalking the king of Jerusalem Conrad of Montferrat in his citadel. […]
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Pope Benedict XVI to resign Feb. 28
By: Kristine Harjes, Nikolas Gavril, Viktor Josa 85-year-old Pope Benedict XVI announced that he will resign after seven years as leader of the world’s 1.2 billion […]
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So long Solomon
By Abiade Zainab Solomon ijisola was one of the seniors graduating this past fall semester from Mcdaniel. He is someone we have come to know as […]
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Mega-upload causes Mega-problems
By 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 […]
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How Christmas is Celebrated in Nigeria
by Abel Kayode Christmas, can be said to be the largest celebration in the whole of Nigeria, as it is not only being celebrated by […]
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Tango Night
by ShuanDan Lin The Tango night, which happened on 28th November, was much more fun than what I thought it would be. Before actually starting […]
Read more2012 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: 600 people reached the top of Mt. Everest in 2012. […]
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Doomsday on December 21, The Mayan Calendar and 2012
By 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. […]
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Tom Fried – A Dear Friend Graduates
By João Salviano Carmo This week a few of our colleagues and friends are graduating at McDaniel Europe. One of them is a dear friend of […]
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Metro 4: Coming Soon to a Stop Near You
By João Salviano Carmo According to the International Railway Journal, the first train for the new line 4 of the Budapest metro has been delivered […]
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Zimbabwe Jan Term Trip
By Lin Shuandan As we all know, to graduate students have to take a Jan or Jun term course, but it might be less known […]
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Visit to the Memento Park
By Abiade Zainab The Statue park is a very interesting place that allows visitors, particularly those who live in Hungary and were not born during the […]
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Editor’s Note: 10,000 and counting
By 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 […]
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Student’s Union Trip to the UN
by Verena Zyla The Student Union is just a few weeks old but with some support from the administration we managed to arrange a trip […]
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Windows 8 Review
by 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 more Come let’s make a Date to Tango! If you get a little tired just hesitate un poco!
By Iji O. Solomon It’s exciting to know we will actually be having a Tango evening at McDanielCollege this Wednesday!—6:00pm, Room 220. If you’re hearing […]
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And the Youngest Triple F1 World Champion is…
By João Salviano Carmo The build-up for the last Grand Prix of the season in Interlagos, Brazil, promised an intense and dramatic race that would […]
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Down to the Wire… F1 Youngest Triple Champion on the line!
By João Salviano Carmo Interlagos will be the grand decider of this year’s Formula 1 World Champion. The Brazilian track, famous for its unpredictable weather […]
Read moreToyota Recall…Again!
By 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 […]
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Benefits of Reading
By Abiade Zainab According to a research survey of Associated Press only 47% of young people read books and this is because the internet is taking […]
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Interview With Levente Somogyi, Mental Health Counselor at McDaniel Europe
By Iji O. Solomon Have you noticed an advert on the school notice board for some time that there is free mental health service for […]
Read more Student Union/Activity In McDaniel
By Abiade Zainab Adeyimika Enter any classroom in McDaniel College, and ask for the room to divide into two groups: those who are aware of […]
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Introducing Two New Chinese Girls
By ShuanDan Lin Our McDanielCollege is an international college that has students from all over the world. In the college, I had the chance of […]
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Skyfall – The Best Bond Film in the Craig Era
By Lorinc Miklos This is the film that James Bond fans have been waiting for since the premier of Casino Royale in 2006. In […]
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Knowing Your Classmates
By Ruth Odusami Knowing your classmates is not a big deal though sometimes, it can be challenging. You will enjoy your studies much more if you […]
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How you can change the world
by 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 […]
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Regional Balkan Football League – It’s Time to Grow up
by Filip Florsic The year is 1991, the place Bari, Italy. The Champions League final sees Yugoslav team Crvena Zvezda or ‘Red Star’ claim the […]
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London Trip
by Ruth Odusami London has always been a city I wanted to explore because of its richness in both historic and modern attractions. Although it was […]
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Talking to WBPF World Fitness Champion Virag Kiss; McDaniel’s Own Beauty and Brains Superstar!!!
by Iji O. Solomon Many of McDaniel students’ probably know Virag Kiss the sweet blond girl who graces some of your shared classes and a spot […]
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Breaking News: The EU wins the Nobel Peace Prize 2012
by 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 […]
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Nigeria and Germany Commemorate Historical Dates
Recently 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 […]
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