Self Introduction – Jenna
UncategorizedHi! My name is Jenna. I’m 20 years old and I’m an exchange student from Thailand. My home university is Chulalongkorn University where I study Communication Management. My hometown is in Pathum-Thani which is right next to the capital city, Bangkok. The weather in Thailand is really hot so it is totally different from here
Self Introduction – New (Thanut Pinyothanakom)
UncategorizedHello everyone! My full name is Thanut Pinyothanakom and I’m 21 years old from Thailand. In my country, we usually have nickname given to us at birth and mine is New (as in New Year, New Balance) so please feel free to call me by this name 🙂 and here is a buddy of mine,
Self-introduction: Gabrielle
UncategorizedHello ! My name is Gabrielle. My friends and family either call me Gab or Gaby. I am 21 years old, and I come from France. I was born and raised in a city close to Paris which name is Saint-Maur-des-Fossés. Back home, I study at the Catholic University of Paris. I follow there an Information
Self introduction: Haopeng
Uncategorizedhello everyone! This is Haopeng, 21 years old. I’m an exchange student from the University of Warsaw in Poland. My major is international relations. I’m glad to have the opportunity to study with you. If you let me name the most interesting city in Poland, it must be Krakow. With luck, you will see the
Self Introduction – Teerada’s
UncategorizedIn a lovely city with numerous aesthetic sceneries….Hallo! I am a new exchange student at LMU Muenchen for one semester. My name is Teerada Thammapoonphol or you can call me ‘Aeoy’. I come from Thailand, the land of smiles, beautiful beaches, and tasty food :-). Back at my hometown, I study Journalism and Mass Communication
All your efforts will down the drain under the new government?
UncategorizedNew Year is coming, but some youth are under considerable pressure. We are going to welcome the new year soon, but the season of Japan’s entrance exam is coming as well. However, the statement regarding the policy of entrance exam by Japan’s Education minister Shinsuke Suematsu has caused a stir. Taking the situation of Omicron
The journey to find myself still goes on!
UncategorizedTime flies so fast. Almost 5 months has been passed since I started the new life in Munich and at LMU. Most of you would come up with the word “Time flies really fast” in your mind. I’m thinking the same as well. Looking back at those months, everything was new, fun and interesting. Sometimes
Building muscle or ego?
UncategorizedTo say that today’s Hollywood standards of male beauty are unrealistic would be a crude euphemism. The aforementioned action heroes dehydrate their bodies as much as possible just before filming, then tricks with makeup and lighting come into play, and behind it all is a dark secret in the form of widespread use of anabolic
It’s Life or Death: We Should be Forced to Donate
Uncategorized“First pig-to-human heart transplant” is what I came across yesterday, during my morning newspaper read (Instagram scroll, actually). The average of deaths by day in the U.S is of 8.159, and we still need to resort to pigs to find donors? Pigs should keep their hearts and human organ donation should be made compulsory. Pigs
Where goes the line between influencing and educating?
UncategorizedMore than ever, now in the year 2022, social media is influencing our daily life to an extent that is affecting our everyday perspective, and most importantly it affects our opinions. In Sweden, many influential people on social media who have a younger audience have been involved in the electoral movement with either inviting political