Past Editions

You can’t compare the feeling. The sound of the pages opening and the rustle of them being flipped.

That new book scent that teases your nostrils, the faint white line you see creeping down the spine of the book after you’ve cracked it open for the first time, and that rush of excitement and expectation the first time you open a book you really want to read.

A few months ago, I was suddenly hit by the need to learn a third language. The thing that hit me was a book called High Paying Careers that my mother threw at my head.

There, in between the entries for nuclear engineer and radiologist (I skimmed over those … I didn’t want to die a horrible death by radiation) was translator.

Two journalism students, who were worried they may not be able to spend a semester at the Danish school of Media and Journalism (DSMJ) next spring because of credit transfer issues, have finally been given the green light.

Rasha Abdulla, the chair of the Journalism and Mass Communication (JRMC) Department, had previously informed one of the students that DSMJ ‘s accreditation status was still being investigated by the Registrar.

This had put into question whether transfer of credits from DSMJ would be validated.