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The Ozempic craze
By Nada Khattab As a society, we are immensely accustomed to new fads, which suddenly appear claiming to effortlessly rid people of their excess weight, and […]
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Producing electricity from manure
By 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 […]
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Couch Surfing
By Edgar Phillips If you are new to a city and want to connect with locals and find hot spots then use the Couchsurfing Network while […]
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Get in shape by bodybuilding
By Shahin Ghoreishi Hello fitness junkies, now that fall is in full swing, it’s time for you to continue your workout or possibly tone up for […]
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Exploring the Impressionists with Prof. Harlov: exhibition prolonged until November 24
By ShuanDan Lin Professor Harlov organized a visit to the BudaCastle, where Monet, Gauguin and many other Impressionists’ masterworks were shown in the Hungarian National Gallery […]
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Is the Nightmare of sanctions against Iran over?
By 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 […]
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An Ozil-Ous Arsenal
By Oluwafemi Samuel. The Gunners have made an impressive start this season since the coming of summer signing Mesut Ozil. Ozil, who moved to Arsenal […]
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The illegal dirt bike gangs of Baltimore
By 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 […]
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All Saint’s Day in Hungary
By Nick Pongratz It’s only 4 o’clock, and the crepuscular rays from the setting sun are illuminating the haze amidst the Buda hillsides in shades of […]
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Amazing Naples treasure shown
By Milica Stamenkovic One of the world’s most valuable collections of jewelry which is dedicated to the saint of Naples has gone on show in an […]
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The Unsplashable: Hungarian Water Polo National Men’s Team
By Cristina Ciobanu The Hungarian water polo men’s team has recently splashed out Montenegro’s national team to win another gold medal. The Magyar side is just […]
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As technology moves forward, Blockbuster closes its doors
By 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 […]
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Isaac Asimov: Nostradamus of the 20th Century
By Daniel Csáki Isaac Asimov is a legend in the eyes of all science fiction fans as well as „normal” people. He was a man who […]
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Yoga proves therapeutic for prisoners
By Milica Stamenkovic Many prisoners have discovered that yoga and meditation can help overcome stress, anxiety, and the strain of life behind bars. The benefits of […]
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McDaniel does the Hungarian Parliament
By ShuanDan Lin Professor Melinda Harlov organized a guided tour in English to the biggest local investment of the 1880s; the Hungarian Parliament at Kossuth Lajos […]
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The first McDaniel College Budapest Halloween Party
By Mohammed Kutemi On the 31st of October the European campus of McDaniel College, located in Budapest, Hungary, held its first Halloween party hosted by the […]
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SpringLike Fall in the Nagymaros Hills
By Sarah Sunday At the end of September, roughly a dozen students took a hike into the mountains of Nagymaros, a small town half an hour […]
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Volunteer Experience in Beiuş
By István Kovács Before I arrived to Beius in Romania for the June Term course, my impression was that Habitat for Humanity builds houses with […]
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Spooktacular Halloween Movies
By Zsófia Balassa Halloween is just around the corner, what to do on such a special day? Some of us are going to attend a scary Halloween […]
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Hungarian fish on the hook
By Viktor Jósa There are plenty of world-class angling waters in Hungary to catch fisherman hook, line and sinker. The two major rivers of the Carpathian […]
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Budapest Wine Fest 2013
By Nick Pongratz When you think of European wine, Hungary may not be the first place that comes to mind. Perhaps you are missing out because […]
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Comics and Propaganda: uncovering hidden Superhero identities
By Daniel Csáki Comics are “sacred” forms of printed manifestations of childhood dreams. Most of us had them, loved them and perhaps still do. But were […]
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A TALE OF TWO GREAT PLAYERS
With the previously imperious Novak Djokovic and the resurgent Rafael Nadal battling for supremacy at the summit of men’s tennis, we take a look at the […]
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IMMENSELY IMPRESSIVE IMPRESSIONISM EXHIBITION RUNS AT NATIONAL GALLERY UNTIL OCTOBER 13
By Sarah Sunday Making your way to the Hungarian National Gallery provides the opportunity to pass over the ornate Chain Bridge and to hike up the […]
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PETER CHARLIE ON LIFE AT WESTMINSTER
Peter Charlie is a senior student here at McDanielCollege, studying Business Administration and Economics, who spent two semesters at the main campus in Maryland before returning […]
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UNRAVELING THE MYSTERY OF GREEN TEA
By Shahin Ghoreishi Drinking green tea, which is packed with beneficial, health-enhancing properties, is also an enjoyable drink whether consumed hot or cold, but how much […]
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Who needs another war in the Middle East?
By 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 […]
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FIVE HOURS AT A HORSE THERAPY CENTER IN FÓT
By Abiade Zainab Fifteen students from McDaniel college, as well as Dr. Adamson and Professor Jack Arnal from the main campus in Maryland, had the […]
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Cheer up it’s the Champions League
By Nikolas Gavriil Passion, intensity, goals and thrills: this is the Champions League, our oasis in the boring routine of the working week. We’ve all been […]
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Having a blast at lake Balaton
By Edgar Phillips After arriving to Budapest just two weeks earlier, many study abroad students from the main campus went on a sightseeing trip around one […]
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Experience Egon Schiele’s extraordinary early expressionism until Sunday
By Milica Stamenkovic The good news is that an exceptional Egon Schiele exhibition is being held at the Museum of Fine Arts (Szépművészeti Múzeum) in Heroes […]
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2013 – 2014 ISU Skating season preview
By Mary Busch With the 2014 Winter Olympic Games just months away, this fall’s International Skating Union figure skating competitions are sure to be filled with […]
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WHY YOU SHOULD RUSH TO SEE “RUSH”
By Zsófia Balassa Exhilarating, profound, inspirational and mind-blowing. These are the words that rushed around my head, pardon the pun, after I left the movie theatre. […]
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