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L’Aquila (Italy): Foreing students oppressed by lessors

August 16, 2012 by lorenzo p.

A foreign student reveak his story to the “L’Impronta” newspaper. He spoke about illegal rents in Aquila city. Off-site students are often oppressed by lessors. This situation seemed decreasing after the earthquake but it’s not exactly like that. To understand it better, we asked him some questions. How did you start to look for a […]

An interview on the wave of globalization…chinese student tell us about it

January 12, 2012 by lorenzo p.

On the crest of the wave is come back!! How Italian education is seen from the point of view of a Chinese student and what are the differences between our and their education. How the economic crisis is being seen by a student who lives in a country which doesn’t suffer from it but meanwhile […]

ITALY THAT WILL BE: A POLITIC EDITORIAL

June 3, 2011 by lorenzo p.

Arianna Ioannucci By dint of assert that all that that happen in italy is guilty of Communists, for exorcize the ‘red fear’, the Italians sit down them on mayors posts. If also Radio Padania the Lega’s Northen radio broadcasts ‘Bella Ciao’ (the partisans song in the World War II) it means that something is moving […]

UNIVERSITY AND “TRANSVERSAL CUTS”…FROM NOTHING TO DEMOCRACY

April 16, 2011 by lorenzo p.

DM (ministerial decree) september 22th 2010 n. 17 DM October 22th 2004 n. 270 (paragraph 2) “the universities are establishing courses in accordance with the structural and organizational requirements given by the Ministry; teachers are qualified by Ministerial guidelines created separately for each degree.” (paragraph 3)”in accordance with paragraph 2 the activation of study […]

MAFIA, THE ROTTEN OF ITALY…

April 12, 2011 by lorenzo p.

‘ndrangheta in northern Italy (corriere della sera/SETTE-2 dic 2010 numero 48) Nowadays, Italian mafia has an economic capital that turns pale the GDP of most countries; its turnover of 130 bln of euro represents the 6% of the Italian GDP. Nevertheless you must be careful with the numbers. The reference is to the Saviano […]

Abruzzo: more more and more…

April 11, 2011 by lorenzo p.

There are some photos of this small travel in Abruzzo. Outside the cave. Inside the cave. A small travel in the nature of the Majella. I’ll come back to describe better these travels if would you like. INSIDE THE CAVE

We have a dream: The wireless in all Italian universities…

April 8, 2011 by lorenzo p.

Italian Colleges suffer for the lack of wireless connections in their structures, especially in the south of Italy. A research conducted by CRUI (Conference of Rectors of Italian Universities) in 2008 reports that north western colleges have easier wireless access to the network whereas the same cannot be stated for the rest of the country. […]

How is gone to finish in the High School to Siena?

February 27, 2011 by lorenzo p.

demonstration by student the first article The High School “G.Galilei” of Siena occupied by the students in protest against the DDL Gelmini The delay to the Senate of the DDL Gelmini after the vote of trust to the Government in December 14th, had light in every student a hope for his own future; a future […]

FREEDOM OF PRESS. ITALY A SEMI-FREE NATION

February 26, 2011 by lorenzo p.

According to Freedom House, Italy is a country where press freedom is not what you would expect from a modern democracy. The Table of Global Press Freedom Rankings 2010 places Italy at the seventy-second range out of 106. With India, Hong Kong and Benin, Italy is considered as a partly free country in terms of […]

La vita è bella… or how young Bulgarians see Italy nowadays?

February 26, 2011 by NoRa

Ciao Amici 🙂 First of all, I would like to present myself as I am now a part of our newly formulated International team. My name is Nora and I am originally from Bulgaria. I am now studying Journalism, Film and Media at Cardiff University and I will be graduating this year. I will be […]