The day after the KSU (Kunsill Studenti Universitarji), for which over 1500 people attended and which was described by many as an utter success, The Third Eye opted to formulate a list of the most glamorous photos that individuals uploaded on social
Just a day after the KSU (Kunsill Studenti Universitarji), for which over 1500 people attended and which was described by many as an utter success, The Third Eye opted to formulate an a list of the most glamorous photos that individuals uploaded on s
Speaking with The Third Eye, student organisation Pulse commented that welcomes with open arms the recent ban on gay conversion therapy after being the FIRST student organisation to have voiced its belief and opinion on this issue.
Following tonight’s Annual General Meeting, it is now almost a certainty that the roles of SDM President and Vice-President will be taken by Gabriel Micallef and Gabriel Camilleri respectively.
Today marks the end of Ian Zahra’s adventure in SDM. Zahra’s first appearance in SDM was in 2011, when he contested unsuccessfully for the role of Public Relations Officers in that year’s Junior College Elections.
They say that the eyes are the window to the soul. In today’s world, I’d say a more practical conveyor of our innermost identity is our Facebook timeline, seeing that we spend more and more time transfixed to our screens.
Following last week’s havoc regarding the Mcast Electoral process, this morning, SDM President Ian Zahra has announced that SDM shall be withdrawing its team of candidates from this year’s elections.
Wayne Sammut qal: “aħna bħala Pulse m’għandna XEJN x’naħbu.”
SDM topponi t-tkomplija tal-att tal-voti fl-MCAST
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Fostering professionalism in local arts and culture
UoM Performing Arts students appeal for the practice of professionalism
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The National Youth Council recognises the need to address the various problems
which are arising due to over consumption of alcohol and we support a number of
the policy action points which were incorporated in the National Alcohol Policy,
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Il-Bord Editorjali ta’ Leħen il-Malti qed jaċċetta kitbiet bil-Malti għall-ħarġa li jmiss — is-36 ħarġa.
Pulse, contesting with the slogan "Better Together’, has successfully won the 2016 Kunsill Studenti Junior College (KSJC) Election.
Following yesterday’s election, four members were announced today.
Following recent reports that the Malta Union of Teachers (MUT) asked the Junior College Principal not to publish the names of absent lecturers both online and on the screens available on the Junior College premises, Pulse would like to call upon the
Under the current system, students are eligible for resit examinations if they fail a total of 16 credits in any amount of study units, or a maximum of 20 credits if only consisting in the failure of two study units.
In an email sent during the night by KSU (Kunsill Studenti Universitarji) Secretary General, Robert Napier, to all student organisations, KSU explained that following an urgent meeting on the matter, Student Organisations will no longer be given a fe
The third edition of ICTSA’s Industry Expo will be taking place this Saturday, October 29 th .
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