EVERY DAY I'm EBP!
This is a cult phrase widely known among all Y1s this year. Since the famous compendiums were introduced, EBP has become not only one of the most time-consuming courses but also one of the most attractive ones.Read more >>
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Economic Anthropology is a strange course which takes place after Finance and requires people to do random things. This description is almost correct, except for that it covers pretty crucial concepts of our life in the theoretical part. “Random”, though is quite valid description of the activities one does for the project work. I will try to tell about them more here.Read more >>
The FOOL's DAY
The 1st of April, widely-known as the Fool's Day has passed. However, does everyone know exactly why people all around the world celebrate this holiday? Read the article to find it out! Also, learn about SSER students' experiences and write out some funny ideas for the next year.Read more >>
DAY of LOVERS
Saint Valentine’s Day (commonly shortened to Valentine’s Day) is an annual commemoration held on February 14, celebrating love and affection between intimate companions, or at least so says our good friend Wikipedia.Read more >>
More challenges, much more fun!
December is a very special month for SSE Riga. While all students are gradually finishing with their studies and preparing for winter holidays (or for re-exams, for that matter), there is one last major event that brings dozens of people from all over Europe to the school - the annual debate tournament SSE Riga IV. This year was no exception, and I am confident to say that it was one of the best tournaments ever.Read more >>
Exchange hit-parade
Coming from different backgrounds and with different experience, we, exchange students, have an alternative perspective on what is worth visiting in Riga and Latvia. For most of us the exchange year is the year of our dreams and personal development (maybe only for some of us :) when we are finally doing what we always wanted to do. We are here for a limited period of time: some will stay only for one semester, some (the lucky ones) - for one year. However, there is still not enough time to explore all hidden corners of Riga and Latvia. Thus, we feel a strong need to share our discoveries about places in Riga that should be definitely visited. We conducted a detailed survey among exchange students; therefore, we believe this article is based on true life stories.Read more >>
Newcomers' Camp
Every August the most wanted event for newly admitted SSE Riganians is surely the Newcomers’ Camp. It is a chance to meet your new fellow students and experience the very first SSE Riga party as a fully accepted member. However, for Year 2 students who organize this event it is an awesome opportunity to check out the “fresh meat” before the rest of the SSE Riga dwellers.
Pub Ala
In the last Insider issue we went to the United States through Route US 66. This time we will stay at “home”, right here in Latvia!
On November 28th the first folk music club in Riga and Latvia “Ala” (the Cave) was opened. Here one can enjoy Latvian folk music, do the folk-dances and taste traditional food.
Route 66 & Z’s Pub of the Month
Route 66
In the previous Insider issue we started series about probably unknown places in the Old Riga or near it, which may not be so popular as Shot Café or French Bar but still worth visiting. Last time we travelled to the charming Amelie Café with its fresh breeze of France. This time we want to wander in a little bit different direction – America.Read more >>
The Tower Team Riga
Four charming Lithuanian guys (Karolis, Ignas, Rafal and Matas) and one nice Latvian girl Santa - this is the Tower Team. We are living together since August 2009, but now it seems like we have spent many years together: someone is always waiting for you, someone is always ready to listen and help.
