Marga finds writing a short synopsis of herself harder than expected.
Born and raised all over the place, she’s a bit confused about her identity but is happy to exist nonetheless. She loves being in nature, drinking green tea, living wholeheartedly, and other people whose essence, similarly, cannot be captured in a few sentences but is best enjoyed close up. She sometimes thinks back to that Julie Delpy quote from Before Sunrise and still finds it true each time: “I believe if there’s any kind of God it wouldn’t be in any of us, not you or me but just this little space in between.”
Regarding her future plans she has pretty much no idea but believes the secret to living a ‘good’ life is to care — about oneself, others, the grander scheme, and the little things in every day that really do matter.
This will be her last year working as editor of Die Bärliner.
Articles written by Marga:
An Interview with Boris Vormann (part 2)
Shifting Thresholds
An Interview with Boris Vormann (part 1)
The Good, the Beautiful, and Diversity: An Interview with Geoff Lehman
“The Road Goes Ever On”: An Interview with BCB Alum David Kretz
From the Archives – A Beginning and an End, Again
From the Archives – Celebrating the Eight(h)
The Colour of the Day
From the Archives – Portraits
Gristle and All
From the Archives – Berlin, here we go again
LESC 2018: So (now) What?
What to Expect When You’re Expecting (To Study Abroad)
Reflections from Abroad: (Yet) Another Perspective on the German Elections
BCB and PIESC in the Context of Migration and Integration in Germany
metaphors, metonymies, & anthropomorphisms
Welcome to a new semester!
Arts and Society in Berlin
The Budapest Diaries
Thinking Outside the Framework: Reflections on a Liberal Arts Education
Into the City and Out of our Minds
Just an Expression
Taking SAD Seriously: An Informational Article
On People and Poetry
You’ll Need More Than Good Syntax
Novemberlicht
My Induction into the Teenage Cliche: A poetry series
Discussing Dialogues: Why Plato wrote them, and why we read them
A Conversation with Norman Manea: Literature on Extreme Situations
Student profiles: Mais Hriesh
Stumbling Through: First Impressions from my First Month in Berlin
