Suddenly the people were living forever and the sense of life was lost. There were no reasons to work, to maintain social boundaries, to understand the value of time. Is it death what moves our societies? The question is quite interesting. I was sitting in the Spinnerei, an old cotton factory located in Leipzig that [...]
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21. July 2010 - 09:56
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Paul Kaufman 
Wow, I can’t remember ever having two consecutive weekends which were as good as the past two! I spent my second weekend in Heidelberg, where the conference for all 300 of the RISE participants was being held. Its official purpose was to give us all the details about studying in Germany after our undergraduate degrees, [...]
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Enough food and drink sampling at Anuga? How about some German technology? Just outside Hall 8 of the fair, a mini Zeppelin was spotted hovering above our heads. This fascinating craft is operated by Friedrich, a 20-year-old electrical engineering undergraduate. He flies this Zepplin nine hours a day and walks about at the north entrance [...] 
When we leave home and head to a foreign country to study, one of the things we miss the most is FOOD. All those delicious things that reminds us our home country!! At the Anuga, we found people from every part of the world offering their typical food so we can have them at the [...] 
