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May 11, 2011

“I come for the girls,” said Vitor Fernandes, an Erasmus student at VSE. “I go to an all-male university in Portugal, so I love being able to party with so many beautiful girls.”

AAU students looking to mix with other international students can do so every week during the semester through the Nation2Nation student parties.

Each week, students from a particular country or region prepare food, music and games from their culture. This semester saw Scandinavian-, Asian- and Latin-themed nights, among others.

May 9, 2011

As the West is overwhelmed by debt, developing countries are playing a vital role in economic and global stability. The 21st century belongs to Asia, but will those countries abuse their new sense of power and prosperity?

As the West is overwhelmed by debt, developing countries are playing a vital role in economic and global stability. The 21st century belongs to Asia, but will those countries abuse their new sense of power and prosperity?

April 21, 2011

AAU student Chris Hartland said that there are more acute problems  for the administration to deal with. "For me it is just a place to work with really unreliable Internet. Also, for a library it has very little light," he said, "ironically, making it hard to read books. "

On March 4 the AAU library hosted a musical performance for the first time. Gentry Bronson calls himself a troubadour and dedicates his songs to what he calls the "unsung heroes" of everyday life. His concert of piano ballads at the library was part of his European tour. Afterwards the audience was welcome to join the artist and his friends for drinks at Watermill on Kampa, 10 minutes from the venue.

March 23, 2011

As a native New Yorker, I’m no stranger to street food. I constantly joke that the ubiquity of street food in Prague is what made me decide to study here for the semester, and to be honest, I’m hardly joking.

My number one priority when I arrived in Prague was to find the best spot for fried cheese sandwiches.

As a native New Yorker, I’m no stranger to street food. I constantly joke that the ubiquity of street food in Prague is what made me decide to study here for the semester, and to be honest, I’m hardly joking.

My number one priority when I arrived in Prague was to find the best spot for fried cheese sandwiches. This traditional Prague staple consists of a thick slab of fried Edam cheese on a bun, sometimes topped with lettuce and either tartar sauce or mayo.

February 6, 2011

Only when email's attached file was opened could readers discover the surprisingly document informing them about the increase in tuition for spring semester 2010, of about 29 percent in comparison to the previous rate.

November 26, 2009

On Oct. 22 most of the students at Anglo-American University received an innocuous-looking email, which nevertheless carried an important and serious message. The text of the actual email was not alarming. 

February 4, 2011

October 22, 2010

February 1, 2011

Teacher Robert Ellmann joked that Georgia might be manipulating the vote by serving wine.

December 1, 2010