Month: December 2015

However you prefer ending the year, just be sure to know your limits and please don’t drink and drive.

Years from now, we’ll be reminiscing on 2015, but what will we remember?

It’s that time of the year again, when Facebook invites you to review your year. Even if, overall, you’ve had a good year, you are still anxious that Facebook will remind you of that one memory that you want to forget.

It was 25 years ago, precisely in 1990, that Home Alone was released. The story of this film revolves around Kevin McCallister (Macaulay Culkin), an 8-year-old boy who is constantly picked on by his siblings and cousins.

As they say, it’s the most wonderful time of the year. It’s the time where every house gets brighter and ovens are really tested to their limits whilst making some of the most incredible mince pies, Christmas cakes and Christmas logs.

In the words of Stephen King, “books are a uniquely portable magic,” and when that portable magic comes in Christmas wrapping and has your name written on the tag, it suddenly starts feeling a lot like Hogwarts.

First, let me start off by asking a serious question. Are you all just a bunch of masochists who get off on the suffering of bus-users in Malta?

As years rolled on, I started to feel that getting into the Christmas spirit was becoming more and more difficult.

Yesterday appeared to be a normal Sunday night out for Maria, until she reached inside her handbag and she noticed that her mobile had gone missing.

In light of the migration crisis, the European Youth Press organised a training course, "World Perspectives: Diversity Voices’, which was held in Budapest earlier this month.

It was three members who decided to part ways with the organisation since Leanne Spiteri  is on Erasmus and she will make that decision once she’s back.

Ever since Gilbert (Gilli) Amato Gauci was elected in the Kunsill Studneti Universitarji (KSU) last April, Tourism Studies Association (TSA)’s work and efforts have been far from plain sailing.

Life is not about fitting in a nice little neat box.

Christmas is meant to bring happiness and joy, together with wonderful moments with our loved ones, but as University students, we might think twice about such a statement.

Following November’s Budget, as from the 1st of January 2016, those who are in possession of a car Driving License, now can legally drive 125cc motorcycles.

Honestly, I’m currently having mixed emotions. I feel very sad that my time in SDM has come to an end, however, I am certain and confident that I am leaving the organisation in good hands.

Earlier this week, KSU has launched the Students’ Research Contribution Scheme, where students can support all types of ongoing research happening at the University of Malta, by donating a small amount from their monthly stipend.

Nahsebfik.com is a website that tries to grant the wishes of such elderly people.

Following yesterday’s landslide victory in Kunsill Studenti Mcast (KMS)’s Election, The Third Eye    contacted Pulse’s President, Wayne Sammut, to give his first comments.

As Christmas is approaching, both Pulse and Studenti Demokristjani Maltin (SDM) are busy with their Christmas shopping for new executive members for their respective organisations.