The International Chronicles

The International Chronicles

April 27, 2015

BY AMNA KARA (MAN/II) Name: Agata Szczodra Department: Physics/Erasmus Country of Origin: Poland What do you like best about Turkey? I love Turkish pastries like tahinli çörek and baklava. Are there any similarities between

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The Happiness Project

The Happiness Project

April 27, 2015

Doesn’t sound like much of a project, does it? Happiness seems easy enough. It should come naturally. Still, author Gretchen Rubin decided to improve her life by conducting a 12-month-long experiment focused on 12

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April 27, 2015

I have been obsessed with French and Italian movies in particular lately. Well, this is not merely limited to movies, as I happen to love their music as well, but my obsession with French

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Erasmus Interview Series: Ertuğrul Polat (POLS/IV), VU University Amsterdam

Erasmus Interview Series: Ertuğrul Polat (POLS/IV), VU University Amsterdam

April 27, 2015

What were the main reasons that encouraged you to choose the Netherlands and VU (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)? Actually, I didn’t think that much about where I would choose. I left this decision to the

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Faces on Campus

Faces on Campus

April 27, 2015

By Ayesha Bilal (PSYC/II) Name: Okan Göltekin (MBG/II) What’s your favorite triple? a) Movie: “Moulin Rouge!” b) Book: “The Hobbit” by J. R. R. Tolkien c) Song: “Your Song” by Elton John Can you

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April 20, 2015

I am not a big fan of “top 10” lists. Most of the time, when I encounter one, I immediately start complaining. But of course such lists reflect the personal tastes of different people,

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The International Chronicles

The International Chronicles

April 20, 2015

Name: Susan Hsu Chen Department: Archaeology and Tourism & Hotel Management/Exchange Country of Origin: Singapore What do you like best about Turkey? I like the way Turkey is surrounded by beautiful seas, and also

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Recommended Reading

Recommended Reading

April 20, 2015

Now, I talk pretty often about the weird world of animals, but make no mistake—humans are no less bizarre. I’ve recently discovered a Tumblr repository of students’ blunders, and it’s a sight to behold:

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