This article is an answer to the last article we published before summer.
A Scarlet Response to my Anonymous Accuser
What do you do when your professor writes a book justifying European colonialism and wants to talk about it? On Jeff Fynn-Paul’s plea to discuss his new publication
What do you do when your professor writes a book justifying European colonialism and wants to talk about it?
Urban Villages 城中村
Once the quarantine period was over, Zhang decided to have a look around Guangzhou, explore its streets, glaze at its colorfulness, enjoy the city’s liveliness and its urban villages.
Traveling Amid the First Year of Covid in China
Back in summer 2020, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Zhang returned to China to pay his relatives and close ones a visit. Brace yourself for a truly unique and out of the ordinary experience worthy of being written down in future history books!
Happiness
Hello, and welcome to BAISmag’s The Student Diaries, a comprehensive-ish guide to moving to The Netherlands as an international student! In this last article we will prove to you that moving to a rainy country where they speak a somewhat weird language is totally worth it!
General Tips
Hello, and welcome to BAISmag’s The Student Diaries, a comprehensive-ish guide to moving to The Netherlands as an international student! Our eighth article is dedicated to General tips that might be useful for newcomer students provided by some experienced students.
Making friends
Hello, and welcome to BAISmag’s The Student Diaries, a comprehensive-ish guide to moving to The Netherlands as an international student! Today’s article focuses on how to not cry alone, but with friends!
Homesickness
Hello, and welcome to BAISmag’s The Student Diaries, a comprehensive-ish guide to moving to The Netherlands as an international student! Our fourth article is dedicated to homesickness and how to overcome it, maybe.
Weather
Hello, and welcome to BAISmag’s The Student Diaries, a comprehensive-ish guide to moving to The Netherlands as an international student! Our third article focuses on another Dutch icon: the weather.
Follow-up: Casual Leiden
“We give you multiple choice questions because we don’t have time to grade anything else.”
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