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By Christine Huebner
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Thursday, 10 May 2007 |
 The Country Information Day (CID) hosted by Mercator College and its College Masters is an important aspect of college life. Although the Germans represent the largest national community on campus, everybody knows their stories about their CID - To happen or not to happen? This here is the question.  Comments (2) | Views: 274 | Read more...
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By Joachim Seel
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Sunday, 06 May 2007 |
 As Jacobeans we all live in the European Union and although it may seem that Brussels is pretty far away, European policies influence us a lot. Dairy products in the supermarket are only that cheap because the EU gives huge subsidies to European farmers and streets are built with European money. But the most important achievements of the European Union are peace and prosperity within its borders. Comments (24) | Views: 192 | Read more... |
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By Rosalyn Harrison
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Sunday, 06 May 2007 |
 Fridaythe 27th April ushered in the first Country Information Day (CID) ofthe Semester and the New Year. The usually bland looking common room had beentransformed into a beauty with African curios and Tanzanian decorations makingit look like a page out of Africa. Be first to comment on this article | Views: 176 | Read more... |
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By Christine Huebner
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Sunday, 06 May 2007 |
 Many may dislike Aramark's meals, but this comes in very many different ways! At an international university like this, one of the main things that we are supposed to learn is to handle intercultural differences and establish friendships with people from around the globe, who may differ from us in some way or the other. What are these intercultural differences and where do we see them in our daily lives? Be first to comment on this article | Views: 821 | Read more... |
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By Vivian Ebert
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Saturday, 05 May 2007 |
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On April 30, 2007, the US-Canadian artist EliBornstein presented his gift to JacobsUniversity Bremen - asculpture named, "Tripart Hexaplane Construction No. 1." The ceremony tookplace in front of the IRC, close to the location where the sculpture will stand.After speeches given by Arts and Literature professors Isabel Wünsche and PaulCrowther, Bornstein spoke about how he designed the sculpture and why hedecided to make such a generous gift. Comments (1) | Views: 176 | Read more... |
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