These are posts which have been brought over from our old website.
It was exactly nine summers ago, the summer when Italy managed to conquest their fourth World Cup trophy in history, that the Italian Football Federation condemned Juventus to Serie B as well as seeing them stripped of 2005 and 2006 Serie A titles.
In 2009, The Guardian published an article explaining why lectures are boring. The power point presentation was one of them. Slides can be stimulating and a good technological tool for a lecture.
Although Austria and Netherlands, placing first and second respectively, would have retained their position had jury votes been taken to account for 100% of the results…
A staggering 300 tickets for this much awaited theatre production were sold in the first 24 hours alone and this promises an even more exciting journey for Dar Darun. This huge surge of interest revolves around one question:
On May 7th 2014, the Theology Students Association, more known as Gh.S.T., held its Annual General Meeting. The members present had to wait for 5 long hours before the new executive was elected.
With the upcoming MEP Elections this May, Kunsill Nazzjonali ta- Żghażagh (KNZ) has prepared a booklet through which one can get to know the candidates and where they stand on different issues, especially those pertaining to youth.
It was almost quarter to eleven, when Mauro Bergonzi blew the final whistle and the players and coaches were sent to their respective dressing-rooms to take a warm shower.
The launch of the 20th edition of what was originally known as "The Scream magazine’, was held this afternoon on the University Campus, as a means to celebrate, as well as, launch what this year was entitled the "TBH Magazine’.
Classic high school drama: a secret is revealed by the popular girls about you, so you try your very best to pretend it’s not true and dispel every eye looking your way.
As correctly introduced by Mr Ducan, who has seen Terra Di Mezzo (TDM) 2000 Malta flourish over the past ten years, the aforementioned organisation is “a medium to be active and participate in society”.
This week many of us will tune in to watch Firelight represent Malta at the fifty-ninth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest in Copenhagen, hoping for the best.
"Believe’, "Free Yourself’, "Everything happens for a reason’, "Fall seven times, stand up eight’. We have all seen these tattoos one too many times.
How one word has the power to change a person’s life.
The first issue of this publication dates back to 1944, a year after Ghaqda Studenti tal-Ligi (Gh.S.L.) was set up by Prof. Joseph M Ganado; one of the pioneers of the development and progress of Maltese Law and the Legal Profession.
The Third Eye’s Cressida Abela visited the Malta Design week held in Fort St. Elmo between the 17th and the 24th of May.
Career prospects for tourism students is one of the many issues Tourism Studies Association (TSA) pays heed to. It is for this reason that the organisation put together a conference, which was held today, the 30th of April 2014.
"People Do Not Need To Know My Name , Only My Story…..’
During one particularly long study session in which I was studying Ethics of Philosophy, my attention shifted to one topic in particular – the topic of war and whether it is an act which can be justified or not.
The board of We Are is calling for the co-option of a new board member following the resignation of a current board member.
Days are rolling by and each day that goes by, means a closer day to one of the most awaited sporting events in the world, the World Cup.
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