Erasmus+ Master Loans
Erasmus+ Master Loans NOW YOU CAN APPLY FOR A LOAN TO SUPPORT YOUR STUDIES. MA IN EUROCULTURE IN KRAKOW The Student Loan Guarantee Facility will begin operation in mid-2015, with a gradual roll-out across the Erasmus+ programme countries. Students should apply directly to participating banks or student loan agencies, a list of which will be … Continue reading
Krakow Post – March edition – View it in iTunes now!!
KRAKOW POST – March 2014
Old Poland, New Nationalism
How photographers joined the self-publishing revolution http://gu.com/p/3f38p
TO CREATE IS TO RESIST, TO RESIST IS TO CREATE: Stephane Hessel
Stéphane Hessel, l’homme d’un siècle – Liberation Stephane Hessel, father of “Indignados” anti-austerity movement dies – EURONEWS Indignez-Vous! bilingual edition AUTHOR: HESSEL STÉPHANE Penguin Books
Please-take-Assange-to-Stockholm syndrome. It’s the diplomat’s disease | Marina Hyde
Please-take-Assange-to-Stockholm syndrome. It’s the diplomat’s disease | Marina Hyde http://gu.com/p/3dkc2
Krakow Post. Now smaller, more dense & easy to carry
“After 95 issues covering events, news and the city’s ever growing international population, Krakow’s only English-language monthly is morphing from a newspaper into a magazine format. The new look Krakow Post will be easier to handle – smaller in size, but with more pages.” Read More…
“Mr. Obama’s win is good for Americans, good for America, and good for the world”
Click the image to read editorial in The Guardian.
Of Novel Nobelties
It has been “awarded to all 500 million EU citizens”. Should I congratulate the Polish girl sitting just beside me and text my friends to praise them for being a part of this wonderful achievement: Peace does not come easy (just as words sometimes) and it’s not cheap either. And what about those (us) who … Continue reading
New Eastern Europe – How I didn’t make it big in Ukraine.An article by Hayden Berry.
http://www.neweasterneurope.eu/node/248#.T2MwqgwLcz0.facebook
Wisława Szymborska: The Poet and the World
Nobel Lecture, December 7, 1996 They say the first sentence in any speech is always the hardest. Well, that one’s behind me, anyway. But I have a feeling that the sentences to come – the third, the sixth, the tenth, and so on, up to the final line – will be just as hard, since … Continue reading