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There are not enough senators in the AUBG Student Government (SG). This is why on February 9th the students will be given another opportunity to vote for their desired candidate to become a new member of the SG. Out of 12 senators, three have left to participate in exchange programs and are now busy developing their leadership skills outside AUBG. One other senator left for personal reasons.

 

Student Representative to the Board of Trustees (BoT) Edlira Dashi presented her report on the January 29 BoT meeting in Washington, D.C. The report addresses the educational, residence, political and cultural life on campus. "The idea of this report is to tell about things that students are actually concerned about", Dashi said. However, some points in the report need clarification.

 

Over 250 faculty members and students attended the lecture "The main priorities of the Bulgarian government in the areas of economics and public finance," presented by Simeon Djankov, deputy prime minister and minister of finance of Bulgaria, who talked about Bulgaria's position in the European Union (EU), the country's fiscal discipline, the adoption of European funds and the condition of the educational system.

 

The tranquility of the AUBG campus was broken once and forever on a lovely, sunny day in October, 2008, with the sensational groundbreaking of the new residence hall.

 

"Apparently there will be no Christmas this year," defacto special correspondent from Lapland stated, after observing the situation around Santa Claus's mansion during the past days.