But no seriously, it's not quite common to be on TV and especially not this much, the project did excellent PR, they more than deserve their spotlight!
This blog is written by a group of young Europeans.
AEGEE brought us to Brussels, from where we led the largest interdisciplinary students' assocation for one year as the European Board of Directors.
One year has passed, and our lives will never be the same again. Six different young Europeans, forever connected through their year in Brussels, continue to blog about their lives. But this time uncensored!
Do's and Don'ts when persuing a life
To do: - get an interesting job - study properly - make (new) friends - go out at least once per week with your (new) friends - find a hobby outside of work/studies
Not to do: - manage a project in a student organisation if >25 - write on discussionlists, especially when >25
I start to have a feeling that there is only one thing going on in AEGEE - Y Vote Project and nothing else...
ReplyDeleteI suggest you read AEGEE-L then :p
ReplyDeleteBut no seriously, it's not quite common to be on TV and especially not this much, the project did excellent PR, they more than deserve their spotlight!
Robin, the PR was great and amazing, I am really impressed - I just hope that also other AEGEE projects would receive the same amount of PR! :)
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