Charlie Hebdo Resumes Freedom of Speech Debate

September 17, 2015 Celine Caruana 0

’Charlie Hebdo’ is once again stirring controversy, this time after depicting a series of cartoons with reference to the current refugee and migrant crisis  in Europe: a flood of immigrants mainly from Muslim war zones such as Syria and Iraq.

5 Things we Learned After 25 Years of Mr Bean

September 11, 2015 Celine Caruana 0

Undoubtedly, Mr. Bean has been a central figure to the largest part of 90’s kids out there, mostly through his unique style, which we’ve learnt to love so easily! If you’ve never seen any Mr. Bean episodes, you’re certainly in for a treat.

Jum il-Vitorja, Jum ir-Rebħ

September 9, 2015 James Aaron Ellul 0

Jum il-Vitorja, jew Otto Settembre, hija festa pubblika Ä‹Ä‹elebrata f’Malta nhar it-8 ta’ Settembru u li tfakkar il-Ä¡rajja ta’ żewÄ¡ assedji li saru fuq il-gżejjer Maltin.

A Weekend with Il Volo

September 1, 2015 Christine Casha 0

The three-day journey they had all been waiting for so heartily has just passed, leaving Lara Zerafa, Claudia Casha and Christine Casha with great memories and some interesting stories to tell.

Earlier School Hours: SDM’s Reaction

August 30, 2015 Adrian Attard 0

In a statement issued this morning on Facebook, Studenti Demokristjani Maltin (SDM) expressed its concern about the recent proposal presented by the Government regarding the possibility of school hours starting an hour earlier than they do presently

The Beautiful Game and its Heartache

August 29, 2015 Daniela Mifsud 0

“It is the chants, the banners and the fervent fans that motivate the team and maybe intimidate the opposition.” Daniela Mifsud considers all the factors impacting players’ performances during those 90 minutes of passionate football.