Month: October 2015

Amsterdam is the capital city of Holland, colloquially known as "Venice of the North’

Seldom do you find a teenage girl who watches wrestling nowadays. You might have watched some wrestling when you were 9 or 10 years old, in the era of Rey Mysterio, Eddie Gurrero and Edge.

Valletta Malta, October 12 2015 – Minister of Finance, Hon. Professor Edward Scicluna has announced Budget for Malta in 2016.

We should always try to find the positive in the seemingly insignificant things in life because such positivity stirs up the ingredients for the most wonderful memories.

Following a consultation session organised by the KSU Social Policy Office, the new Parliament building hosted a national youth debate last Thursday regarding the current hot topic of sexual health and the age of consent.

Up to a few years ago, Rachel Bezzina, now a third-year University student, was fighting the biggest battle of her life against cancer, which she managed to win successfully.

The Gozo University Group (GUG) have just concluded an in depth survey together with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC), which involved a representative number of students as respondents.

Following today’s article “I Will Not Remove the Video” Pulse’s President, Wayne Sammut has contacted The Third Eye to clarify Gabriel Micallef’s version of events.

Following this week’s controversy regarding a hammock set up at Junior College ground, The Third Eye approached Studenti Demokristjani Maltin SDM’s Junior College Coordinator, Gabriel Micallef.

While both Pulse and SDM are gearing up for the upcoming KSJC election, certain arguments continue to stir controversy.

The Association of Students of Commercial Studies (ASCS) have released their official reaction to the 2016 budget.

The Third Eye was able to catch up to Sean Meachen, the guy behind the sax, to talk about his introduction to music, his journey, and his current destination with his two bands, The Busker and The Ranch.

The illegal wildlife trade is a major conservation problem and one of the biggest threats to the world’s most endangered species.

Nhar it-Tnejn, 26 t’Ottubru, il-Malta Society of Arts, Poeżijaplus, u l-Għaqda tal-Malti – Università se jippreżentaw ’Linji’.

Nhar it-Tnejn, 26 t’Ottubru, il-Malta Society of Arts, Poeżijaplus, u l-Għaqda tal-Malti – Università se jippreżentaw ’Linji’.

LGBTI+ Gozo has issued a press release in reaction to the Education Minister’s decision not to distribute publications donated by the Malta Gay Rights Movement.

LGBTI+ Gozo has issued a press release in reaction to the Education Minister’s decision not to distribute publications donated by the Malta Gay Rights Movement.

“People whose values and safety were threatened acted with the little they had and fled. Will this influx present countries with economic challenges? Probably. Will there now be more crimes such as theft? Probably not. Charity begins at home.”

During a Press Conference held outside G. F. Abela Junior College gates, Pulse presented the results of a survey on public transport and proposed solutions to traffic problems.

For the third consecutive year, SDM will be proudly launching Project 7000, a student charity campaign. The organisation believes that “it is [its] duty to use [its] resources to help those in need.”