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The end of the semester: Hurricane
About a week more to go and all you want to do is study. Reading, Google-ing and typing is all you wanna do; writing papers is your drug, you'd kill someone who'd dare distract you. You listen to the New Young Pony Club and the Mindless Self Indulgence and forget to eat, not only because your fridge is empty, but also because gulping on the infinite resources of the Internet and the AUBG Library fuels your brain, which has long since merged with your stomach.

(Read the first part here.) "It ain't over till it's over." Pushing the gas pedal on your organizational skills and the break on all the rest of your life results in going through the very last weeks at supersonic speeds. It's a shock.

The construction of Skaptopara 3's first block is two weeks ahead of schedule, Vice President (VP) for Finance and Administration Alexander Alexandrov said. It will be impossible to open the new residence hall before the beginning of the Spring 2010 semester, the scheduled date.

The More-Honors (MH) Academy award ceremony is probably AUBG's most attended event. Every video clip of this year's ceremony sent a strong message and made some people think, maybe for the first time, about their behavior. Students are probably not going to change because of this, but they will at least become aware of certain issues.

Student Representative (Stud Rep) to the Board of Trustees (BoT) Nora Georgieva wrote the third and final report she will present at the BoT meeting on May 16. The document outlines positive developments at AUBG, as well as the problems the administration and the student body faced throughout the academic year.