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🗓️ Euro Higher Ed Fair @EHEFPhilippines happening this month! 🙌
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Ciao Freshies! AEuSS will have a Prepcourse to help you, EU majors, get to know the course and answer your questions. This will be on Friday August 19, at 1-3PM via Zoom. Just register through the link: https://t.co/XZYOtP2QjF
See EU soon!
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AEuSS G8 2022-2023 💌
It is our duty to be On the Lookout for geopolitical affairs which could either promote or hinder the prosperity of our communities
Let AEuSS help you immerse into the world of politics, culture, and diplomacy with our monthly segment on the latest local and international news.
In light of women's month, let us recall one of the most historic and significant events of the 1798 French Revolution, kindled in a time of economic anxiety, political instability, social unrest, and famine.
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We must continue to spread awareness about the importance of freedom of speech and action by always being On the Lookout. Let AEuSS help you immerse into the world of politics, culture, and diplomacy with our monthly segment on the latest local and international news.
Finland has its own unique interpretation of Valentine’s day compared to the rest of the world. Ystävänpäivä, as it is called in the country, literally translates to “Day of Friendship” or “Friends day.”
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Her aspect Aphrodite Pandemos specifically acted as a patron goddess of wedding rituals in parts of Ancient Greece. May it be between commoners or of those in power, she played a role in all marriages, even political unions.
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The voice of the public must not be deafened as political conflicts continue to arise; hence, it is one’s duty to remain updated on state matters, constantly being On the Lookout.
If you have a big pile of broken dishes at your doorstep on New Year’s Day, it is considered to be a sign of popularity and good luck for the coming year. 3/3
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Poster by: Carlo Ocampo
Spiel by: Téa Abastillas
The Danish have an old tradition of smashing plates against the doors of their family and friends to give them good fortune and to show their appreciation for them. 2/3
On Christmas eve, the log is placed on the fireplace where it is beaten by the members of the house with a stick while shouting at it to release its presents. 3/3
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Poster by: Carlo Ocampo
Spiel by: Xandra Velasco
December 8 marks the start of Christmas in Spain. Catalan mythology tells of a happy little log called the Tió de Nadal (literally: Christmas log) that brings small presents under the Christmas tree. The log is adorned with two little legs and a face, giving it life. 1/3
Traditionally, families would “feed” the log candies and wafers. They would also give the log a blanket so that it could keep warm during cold nights. 2/3