I’m not sure if it is just me, but I have recently noticed a huge boom in diets and supporters of clean eating. The thing I really appreciate is that more and more people are taking an interest in their health. My question is, if these super revolutionary diets are truly wholesome for their followers. There‘s no doubt about the favorable results in weight loss and the reduction of some diseases, but are these diets convenient for the long term? We should think of diets as a lifestyle, not just an attempt to become slimmer.

The 23rd of September, the first day of autumn, was an unforgettable day for many of our senior students, primarily those taking maturita exams from History and Civics. They were joined by several other senior students. These students, among whom I can proudly say I belong to, visited a place, where our fate is continuly decided on a daily basis: the National Council of the Slovak Republic.

We’ve finally arrived. Everyone has eagerly been expecting us. It kind of feels like we are celebrities of sort that people in the audience can’t wait to see. Really, we are just causing a delay because our bus was late. We find our seats while the nervous staff rushes us in. The performance begins.

October 27, 2015. Cruel demons, angels (some, almost strait out of the Victoria‘s Secret catalogue), clouds, sheep, Jesus and the evilest of the all evil… the Devil himself. Does this sound familiar, dear freshmen? Of course it does, I was just trying to take you back to the atmosphere of your initiation. But let’s start from the beginning.