Today was the Open Day at the European Parliament, and as you could imagine there was a good number of AEGEE members present. Some of them wandering around and collecting goodies, AEGEE-Maastricht in the Bar, and Robin, Dragan and myself at the beautiful AEGEE stand!
We spent some time informing people about AGEEE and the Y Vote campaign, but most of the time we were trying to escape from boredom or helping kids slect the Y Vote badges, one of each color!
But what I wanted to show you today is better, more interesting, and in accordance with the new Transparency and Communication act of the CD. After intense lobbying and signing many forms I was allowed to analyze the content of Robin's purse. So, what does a CD member take with herself at any time?
21 cents: enough for... nothing. But in any case, what is the Youth in Action 4.3 for?
The yPhone, a direct line with the managers of the UK Tour!
Some Y-Vote pins: External Relations first...
Keys of the House: I don't know what for... It always ends up Evren opening the door :)
Train tickets = Escape route
And of course, the AEGEE business cards!
So, children, now you know what is needed to survive in Brussels, end eventually anywhere in Europe!
Best regards and see you around!
survive in brussels...? u need a gun also then :p
ReplyDeletei like the TaCa (Transparency and Communication act)
Thus, part of the new transparancy and communicaiton act is to let non-CD members write the blog entries of the CD-blog? The act seems to be revolutionary from the top till the bottom :-)
ReplyDeleteAh, i forgot: looking forward to read about the new transparency and communication act either on AEGEE-L or -even better- upload the document to the database and simply send the link to AEGEE-L. Thanks.
ReplyDeletePurse analyses can, under exceptional circumstances, be part of the Transparency and Communication Act.
ReplyDeleteGuests posts are always welcome if they fit within the raison d'etre of this blog :-)
Well kids (18 to 40, not 35...)....indeed sometimes having the story told from a non CD point of view truly brings a fresh new perspective to the Transparency and Communication Act.
ReplyDeleteEspecially since the addicted blog writer is in fact one of the heroes of the story, who endured one full day of campaigning tete-a-tete with the President and Vice-President....
So he earned his moment of fame and glory, fair and square. Congrats Vedran!!!
(P.S. let's all convince him to candidate for the vacant CD position, so that his next blog posts will be legitimate, hehehehe) ;);););)