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By : Valerie Pochko June 10, 2013January 22, 2014

A Spy for a Day: Trip to the Stasi Museum in Berlin

The spring academic excursions, during which it’s possible to get out of class and combine a trip to the museum with a nice street walk around the city, are my favorite part of the curriculum. Even though this semester my selected courses didn’t generally include field trips, I used the chance to join the class

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By : Valerie Pochko May 14, 2013May 14, 2013

Hands in Charcoal: Lifting the Veil of Art Garage

Piles of thick books with key texts in world philosophical thought, numerous handouts with colorful underscores, essay drafts and Berlin event guides are a common decoration of the ECLA of Bard student’s writing desk. Since our education requires reading numerous primary sources and extensive writing, one may hear I have so much reading to do/essays

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By : Valerie Pochko April 29, 2013January 22, 2014

Career Evening Series: Graduate and Postgraduate Education in Germany and the U.S.

On March 7th, ECLA of Bard hosted a “Career Evening” aimed to give BA graduates information on MA and PhD programs. Together with our Dean Catherine Toal, who was the main speaker of the evening, several faculty members – Marcela Perett, James Harker, Frank Ruda, and Laura Scuriatti – came to answer students’ questions and

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By : Valerie Pochko April 28, 2013January 22, 2014

Crash Course in Berlin Job Hunting – First Careers Evening at ECLA of Bard

Although one of the cheapest cities in Germany, Berlin of course, like everywhere else, requires financial resources from those who want to fully experience the city in its dazzling diversity. No wonder that from the very first months at ECLA of Bard many students start trying to find part-time jobs for English speakers in Berlin,

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By : Valerie Pochko April 6, 2013May 29, 2013

The Extraordinary Easter Adventure with an Apple and an Egg

Rome, Paris, Barcelona, Prague… A 10-day spring break in the beginning of April gave ECLA of Bard students the time to explore the nearby European capitals. I could only sigh as I jealously observed some of my friends booking tickets and checking the attractions: due to my lack of advanced planning and some outstanding tasks,

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By : Valerie Pochko March 26, 2013July 26, 2013

Going Green: St. Patrick’s Day in Berlin

On the 17th of March, Berlin turned green for the third time: since 2011, people armed with glasses of Guinness and dressed like Irish Leprechauns disregard the freezing cold and hit the streets to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. The festival started a few days earlier with Irish whiskey tastings, film screenings, costume-making workshops and culminated

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By : Valerie Pochko March 25, 2013May 14, 2013

Watch the Gods Falling: Backstage Visit to “Götterdämmerung” at the Schiller Theater

The typical image of a visit to the opera is associated with elegantly dressed ladies, men in tuxedos, glasses of sparkling champagne, and polite conversations. However, at the end of February, ECLA of Bard students had the rare opportunity to get a glimpse behind the curtains of the shiny art world, by attending a rehearsal

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By : Valerie Pochko March 6, 2013May 14, 2013

Sophie’s Choice: The Agonizing Process to Find the Perfect Course

At the close of every school term, students brood over next semester’s course selections. Evermore the neurotic endeavor, the success or failure of the upcoming term hinges upon striking a careful balance of the right classes. Navigating the process tests one’s wisdom, intuition, and tenacity. This whole drama is explicitly acted out in the cafeteria,

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