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19th Orhan Alisbah Award Ceremony Held
Two students, Çisem Güneş (MATH/PhD) and Mehmet Eren Durlanık (MATH/III), received this year’s Orhan Alisbah Fellowships at a ceremony held by the Department of Mathematics on Wednesday, November 30. The award is conferred in
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This Week’s Film at Bilkent Cinematics: Pale Flower
On Wednesday, December 7 at 6 p.m. in FF-B05, Bilkent Cinematics will screen Masahiro Shinoda’s classic 1964 film noir “Pale Flower.” It’s the story of Muraki, a member of the infamous Japanese crime syndicate
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CareerExpress
Get ready to find answers to all of your questions about your career! What are the do’s and don’ts of a job interview? How about the key points in writing a CV? You can
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“Sports as a Way of Life” Tournament Results
All of the matches in the fall semester “Sports as a Way Of Life” volleyball and football tournaments organized by the Sports Center have been played, and the results announced. A total of 89
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The Roof of the World: Part 2
Having arrived in Chitwan after a week in Kathmandu, we began the most adventurous leg of our journey. This is part three of a four-part series on our trip to Nepal. Chitwan was hot.
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On The Things They Carried: Part 2
*This is the latter part of a two-part piece on Tim O’Brien’s book “The Things They Carried.” The first part is accessible online on Bilkent News’ website. As the beginning of the first paragraph
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The International Chronicles
BY AMNA KARA (MAN/IV) Name: Sarah Zapf Department: International Relations and Management/Erasmus Country of Origin: Germany What do you like best about Turkey? Why did you decide to come here? I really do love
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On the Fab Four
Jesus was one of the most important figures to have shaped popular culture – second only to The Beatles. Although I can count more than a hundred musicians and bands who did music better
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