Content about eastern Europe

February 27, 2011

When he was "just a kid" he would take baths with "two nice black twin sisters from next door." He says that it was nothing since they were all so young but that there was "racial harmony in the bathtub."

A man some students meet at least once a week is not just a teacher but a well-travelled person of many experiences and occupations.

Robert Ellmann teaches wide range of subjects in which he shares with the pupils his wealth of knowledge and outlook on philosophy. Sitting in the cafeteria, looking through papers for his next lecture, Ellmann started to answer questions at first a little nervously, not knowing what was coming, but quickly he became relaxed and forthcoming.

February 5, 2011

Hit the road (skies and rails) for fall

Travel opportunities like this are few and far between, so while we're in Prague, sightseeing around Central and Eastern Europe is imperative.

October 15, 2009

February 5, 2011

King finds Czech roots in East Bloc revolution

In November, Fredo Arias King, a Mexican political scientist lectured an enthralled audience on revolutionary youth and transitions to democracy in Eastern Europe, a talk that was at the last moment renamed to Czechoslovakia and Collapse of the Soviet Bloc.

February 8, 2008

In November, Fredo Arias King, a Mexican political scientist lectured an enthralled audience on revolutionary youth and transitions to democracy in Eastern Europe, a talk that was at the last moment renamed to Czechoslovakia and Collapse of the Soviet Bloc.
Being a quarter Czech, King said that "Czechs themselves think that they are not good enough." However, his presentation offered definite proof against this.