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Love and friendship – are they really different?
Once more, Valentine’s day has passed and we have exchanged little somethings and sweetnesses with our darling(s) or savored the bitterness of not having nobody with whom to share the date. One way or another, the occasion gives us food for thought about relationships. What is it that makes someone so dear to us that…
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Religion in 21 century
Religion is a subject that generates controversy in today’s society, because of the difference of opinions and how sensitive the topic can be for people. From my perspective, religion is the result of the human being’s effort to contact the “hereafter”. There are as many religions as people since each individual can interpret the sacred…
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Language learning – Loving, connecting, expanding
Have you ever wished you could be someone other than your own old self? Had a more charming voice, a bit less boring face, a more daring personality… if only for one moment? Have you ever wished you could see the world around you, people, birds and garbage from a different perspective? Through someone else’s…
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Breaking the Habit
Breaking the Habit is not only a great song but also a goal that many of us set ourselves at the beginning of a new year. In this article I want to walk you through the science of turning your new-year resolutions into reality. After the excesses of Christmas and New Year parties many people…
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The dark side of the smartphone revolution
The rise of social media and smartphones has transformed the way we communicate and connect with each other. But not only to the better. This article explores the issues of smartphone addiction and security risks. I am an IT specialist by training. Nonetheless I remember fondly the days when we did not have smartphones in…
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Losing the Cherry
Losing one’s cherry is a synonym for losing one’s virginity. It can be a nerve-racking situation to a lot of young people. There might be differences between girls and boys: how they see the situation, how they feel themselves etc. Depending on the country, there can be a big pressure from society either to lose…
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New language, new life
Fun Fact: Did you know that learning a new language stimulates the areas in your brain responsible for neuron growth? Stronger neurons make your brain healthier. Not only that, but they decrease the chance of developing memory loss in the later stages of life. Being exposed to a certain language when you’re young is definitely…
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Shutka through my eyes
I have been working in a Day Care Centre located in Shutka for a month now and I have learned a lot. I am working with children from 4 to 18 years old and the Day Care Centre is doing their best to give opportunities for the children so they could have a better life.…
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Future: Utopia or Dystopia?
Many times we wonder what the future will be like. The new television series such as “The handmaid’s tale”, “The 100” or “Black Mirror” make us think about how our society will evolve with all the changes that modern life and the development of technologies are bringing to our day. A dystopia is a pessimistic…
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A new perspective on refugee’s life
Times change and sometimes we do not realize that something that once fitted perfectly is currently out dated. We will agree that the current refugee system does not work. This was created after the Second World War to ensure that if a state fails citizens have another place to go. The international agreement was signed…
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EVS HEROES OF TODAY
“If you don`t like where you stand-MOVE! You are not a tree!” It`s one of the quotes I like that reflects one of the Erasmus+ program objectives: Mobility. Throughout the years participating on different projects I had the opportunity to experience, first hand, the importance of mobility for the flow of information and the share…
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