Hungary - Press Releases | World Countries
More Americans than Canadians (almost half) find anti-terrorism laws intrusive – international surveillance survey finds
Queen's University | November 13, 2006
Almost half of Canadians and even more Americans say they find new laws aimed at protecting national security post 9/11 intrusive....[continue]
Guest pianist Yoko Hirota to perform Nov. 13
Mount Allison University | November 9, 2006
On Monday, November 13, Mount Allison’s music department will present a guest recital by pianist Yoko Hirota. The recital will take place in Brunton Auditorium and will begin at 8 p.m....[continue]
Hungary recognizes contributions of McMaster professor
McMaster University | September 25, 2006
A rare honour has been bestowed on Tamas Terlaky, professor of Computing and Software at McMaster....[continue]
Globalization through a cultural lens
McMaster University | August 8, 2006
On July 3, in Budapest, Hungary more than 400 international graduate students and junior faculty from 67 countries gathered at the Central European University (CEU) to open the 2006 Summer University (SUN) program. Of those students, 25 attended the CEU program specifically to study under Szeman, McMaster's former director the Institute on Globalization and the Human Condition, and explore those very questions....[continue]
U of C Department of Music announces Celebrity Series 2006/07 season
University of Calgary | June 21, 2006
The University of Calgary Department of Music unveils the following artists for Celebrity Series 2006/07....[continue]
Vote for your Greatest Hamiltonian
McMaster University | May 5, 2006
McMaster is well represented in the short list for the Hamilton Spectator's quest to find the "Greatest Hamiltonian"....[continue]
SFU Swimmers take aim at World Records for Cystic Fibrosis
Simon Fraser University | March 23, 2006
Simon Fraser University's varsity swim team hopes to break a few world records on Saturday, April 2 in the SFU pool....[continue]
5 Penny New Music Concerts: .Kafka Fragments. by György Kurtág
Laurentian University of Sudbury | March 20, 2006
The 5-Penny New Music Concerts , in co-production with Silver Birch Concerts, is pleased to present Kafka Fragments by the eminent Hungarian composer György Kurtág, on Saturday, March 25, at 8 pm at St. Peter's United Church, York Street, in Sudbury....[continue]
23rd Annual Spaghetti Bridge results
Okanagan University College | March 3, 2006
You could have cut the tension with knife at the HMA Architects World Heavy Weight competition at Okanagan College’s 23rd Annual Spaghetti Bridge Contest. That is until the lights went out....[continue]
Carleton University Student and Former Miss Canada Wins Award Before Heading Off to Africa
Carleton University | September 29, 2005
Cristina Remond may have once competed at Miss Universe, but don't stereotype her for an instant. In the space of a few short weeks, this Carleton University student has won a prestigious award in Feminist Anthropology, and is off to West Africa for six months of human rights advocacy....[continue]
Carleton University Residence Staff and Students Come Together To Raise Money For Children’s Foundation
Carleton University | September 13, 2005
Carleton’s Residence Life Staff, along with residence students, have organized a car wash to raise funds for the Ottawa Children’s Treatment Centre Foundation....[continue]
In memoriam: Professor Ferenc (Ferko) Csillag
University of Toronto | September 12, 2005
Professor Ferenc (Ferko) Csillag, chair of geography at U of T at Mississauga, died June 10 of cancer. He was just shy of his 50th birthday....[continue]
