The discussion about Facebook (FB) and AEGEE’s representation there is an ever returning topic. The AEGEEan Editor Patricia Anthony has been studying web communication design few months ago and made a project on AEGEE. A project with the result that the way that AEGEE is organised in the Internet is very chaotic, as Jüri Kirpu mentions in the interview about the Communication Guidelines.… Read more →
First time I met Pavel Zbornik he was just traveling through Sofia to Agora Istanbul. I knew only that he was the president of AEGEE-Praha at that time and he loved beer. But later I started seeing his name over and over again in AEGEE-L mailing list discussion and even among Network Commission (NetCom) candidates a year later. Now we can see that… Read more →
Every year, usually at the end of summer, tons of new students arrive in every university town in Europe. All of them full of great expectations, plans, ambitions, enthusiasm, creativity and whatnot, thousands of them flooding the city with new energy. Despite their sometime overabundance, I find their infiltration to be a happy sight every time and again. Plenty of… Read more →
