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Day Trips from Prague
A guide to student-friendly day trips from Prague, easily reachable by bus, train, or other public transport. This includes recommendations on must-visit places, dining options, relaxation spots, and noteworthy sights to explore. Český Krumlov Český Krumlov, an enchanting village an hour and a half south of Prague, stands out as the country’s most picturesque location.…
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Languages have the word: The use of minority languages in democratic institutions
According to the European Parliament Research Center, there are 60 minority and regional languages (RMLs) and 50 million people who speak them. However, the European Union only recognises the 24 main languages spoken in the Member States as official. The same happens in Spain, where until recently, the only language allowed to be spoken in…
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Strutting Through the Snow: A Night of Camp and Courage
Friday night at 19:00 and I am getting ready backstage to walk in a DIY fashion show. Backstage in a figurative sense, given that there is no stage, but rather a bar and a donation bin: pay what you can. I switch my beat-up doc martins for a pair of shiny black high heels, brushing…
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Transitioning from High School to University: Navigating New Horizons
The leap from high school to university marks a significant and exciting transition in a student’s life. It’s a journey filled with new opportunities, challenges, and a greater sense of independence. This article aims to guide first-year students through the various facets of this transition, helping them adapt to the new academic environment and social…
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Spain on hold: The prize of the presidency
Spain has been without a government since mid-July, and it doesn’t appear that this situation will change in the foreseeable future. There are many factors to highlight, but the three main ones are: How Spain’s current Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez rose to power, the May State and Municipal elections, and the Catalan conflict. Sánchez is…
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A (not so) Comprehensive Museum Guide
Prague is a great city for a tourist. Beautiful scenery of the old city, local cuisine, and tasty beer. What else do you need for a short week of cultural tourism or even a weekday? But a month passes, the scenery gets repetitive, local cuisine turns into everyday food and you just might gain some…