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Interviews with graduating students: Gabriella Luus
By Olivia Nickerson Gabriella or “Gabby” Luus is a 20-year-old South African and Hungarian student majoring in psychology. She was born in BedfordView, Johannesburg, South Africa. […]
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 moreQ & A: Dr. Thomas Falkner on McDaniel Europe
Hanna Barker What is the reasoning behind the decision to rebrand McDaniel Budapest as McDaniel Europe? In order to take fuller advantage of the extraordinary resource […]
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 moreUNESCO: Hungarian World Heritage
Olga Boga Heritage is joining what we bring from the past with what we live with today to pass on to future generations. It is so […]
Read moreMillenium da Pippo: A little bit of Italian Finesse
Vlada Sahovic Budapest is a city that offers all kind of charming tastes, exotic foods and wonderful eating experiences, so as a gourmand I would like […]
Read more10 Must-See Summer Movies
KC Bosco Most of you would agree with me that this semester has been extremely exhausting. I, for one, cannot fathom how I survived this semester […]
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 moreAn interview with Professor Berne Weiss on her research project: The World without War
Kelechi Ajoku The Messenger: Good afternoon Professor Weiss. I’m Kelechi Ajoku from the school’s newspaper – The Messenger – and I would like to interview you […]
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 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 moreInside the Housing Forum Europe and Central Asia
Adela Kuci The Housing Forum Europe & Central Asia took place in Budapest from the 4th to the 6th of April; over 150 delegates from 48 […]
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 moreIndependent study students volunteer for three days, help make the ECA Housing Conference successful
Avi Benyakar On April 28 students gave a presentation at McDaniel Budapest about the conference and the personal experiences that they gained from their participation in […]
Read moreMcDaniel Media
By Fardin Khanjani Medias are playing a very important rule in every single life today. The very famous ones such as BBC or CNN, their basics […]
Read morePoverty in Hungary
Vera Treit Dear Reader. When you get home, look around you. You will probably see switches that turn the lights on, a fridge that contains food, […]
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 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 moreProfessor Berne Weiss seeks your views on the world without war
The 350th anniversary of the Quaker Peace Testimony turned my thoughts to the idea of the world without war. It’s been a long time since I’ve […]
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 moreThe Budapest experience…minus the experience
Vlada Sahovic Although it may not be any of my business, nor anyone else’s for that matter, I cannot help but notice that the study abroad […]
Read moreHoover Library and new Email service
Fardin Khanjani “Unique, reliable and official.” Those are the words Dr. Matthew Adamson uses to best describe the Hoover library and the email service. Just imagine […]
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 moreMiss International 2011
Adela Kuci “Mirror mirror on the wall, who’s the prettiest international s tudent of them all?” were the echoing thoughts of the 11 beautiful contestants backstage […]
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 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 moreTEASER: McDaniel Europe
Hanna Barker and Chaili Beite Dr. Roger Casey’s official inauguration as McDaniel College president is scheduled to happen soon, and with that will come even more […]
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 […]
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