What’s It Like to Be at Bilkent?

What’s It Like to Be at Bilkent?

December 23, 2013

BY NAZ AKYOL (IR/IV) Name: Suna Johanna Voss Age: 22 Department: Philosophy Home Country/University: Germany/University of Dundee, Scotland First Word in Turkish: Baba What is your experience of spending time in Ankara and at

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Munch vs. Warhol

Munch vs. Warhol

December 16, 2013

Anyone been to the Munch/Warhol exhibit at CerModern? I just managed to go this past weekend. As a student in the Faculty of Fine Arts, I’ve gotten quite familiar with Andy Warhol: a visionary

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Act 1, Scene 1

Act 1, Scene 1

December 16, 2013

When you read this, our play will have been long over. But as I’m writing my piece for this week, there are less than ten hours to go before our opening night. Sounds like

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MORE THAN INSPIRATION?

MORE THAN INSPIRATION?

December 16, 2013

Like their counterparts in every branch of art, it is quite common to see musicians inspiring each other. When it comes to their music, this becomes even more apparent. This week I am going

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Faces on Campus

Faces on Campus

December 16, 2013

By Hazal Koptagel (CS/IV) & Ömer Karaduman (ECON/IV)

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What’s It Like to Be at Bilkent?

What’s It Like to Be at Bilkent?

December 16, 2013

BY NAZ AKYOL (IR/IV) Name: Erik Boender Age: 25 Department: IR Home Country and University: Sweden, Malmö University First word in Turkish: “Merhaba” What is your experience of spending time in Ankara and at

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Art of Politics: The Other Face of Serj Tankian

Art of Politics: The Other Face of Serj Tankian

December 9, 2013

In my last column, I tried to introduce our next guest, but it is not that easy to fit all his roles into a few words. Serj Tankian is a composer, sound engineer, music

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What You Eat

What You Eat

December 9, 2013

This week’s column, by popular request, will be on cannibalism (the very fact that cannibalism is a frequently requested topic should speak volumes about the sort of company I have). The subject at hand

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