Tag Archives: art

A Kellner Year in Retrospect

Posted on August 19, 2018 by

So let’s see the “hard facts” for those who are interested in applying for this scholarship in the future. What did the Kellner Scholarship bring to my life? Well, it basically changed it. Being away from my regular life at … Continue reading →

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Trips and concerts

Posted on April 22, 2018 by

This past month the international office organized many trips for the exchange students. They make sure that we do not leave without properly exploring the area. Apart from the trips I attended some interesting concerts as well. At the beginning … Continue reading →

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Botstein’s thoughts on life, optimism and human potential

Posted on March 18, 2018 by

I’ve been thinking for quite a while about what I could possibly share here, as life at Bard seems to be very repetitive. You wake up, you go to classes, you eat meals with your friends, you do your homeworks … Continue reading →

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Museums of New York

Posted on January 29, 2013 by

I grew up in an art-lover family. Thus it became natural for me to visit all the important museums on my way. During my fall semester and the winter break I visited several museums in NYC. I share it here … Continue reading →

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Forgiveness is…

Posted on January 8, 2013 by

One of the best moments of my year was the hour when we performed a piece with my Arts and Special Populations class at Trinity and the women from the New Beginnings (NB) program. The NB means that our class … Continue reading →

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Please Mind the Gap

Posted on October 25, 2012 by

For me these past days mainly passed with dealing with 14 million people. Oh yeah, it is a serious amount! Measure of America, the NGO I’m at works with data on the U.S. population, trying to identify gaps between the … Continue reading →

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