My attitude to Twilight
Repetitively there are some new movies at the cinemas. Some of them are one-offs, I mean for example “Hancock”. There was no second part. But there are also trilogies like “The Lord of the Rings” or sagas like … “Twilight”. And now I want you to say ’bout my attitude to the last one [...]
The Saintbox at Stara Drukarnia
On 13th of April there was a multimedia concert in Poznan. It took place in Stara Drukarnia near Zwierzyniecka Street at 8 p.m. The concert was organized on the occasion of opening a new hall in Drukarnia Concordia.
Hungry for the Hunger Games
Last week I was at the cinema with my friend. The movie we watched was entitled ,,The Hunger Games’’. It’s a science – fiction film directed by Gary Ross.
Have You ever tried to ride a bike to school with 10-kilogram school bag ?
The first works to create a bike started in 1490 when Leonardo da Vinci made a plan of a bicycle project. Hundreds of years lasted before this came about:
The Day of the Tracksuit – or how to get in touch with the inner chav.
13th of March was a very specific day in our school, namely Tracksuit Day. On that day, each student had to come in a tracksuit, without school uniform. Honestly, I didn’t expect what I saw.
Extraordinary Discovery in Baltic Amber.
Scientists from Manchester University have reconstructed, in three dimensions, the appearance of a tiny mite which lived 50 million years ago and was immersed in Baltic amber.
Galileo is finally rotating!
The European Global Positioning System Galileo, the point of honor of European engineers has finally started.
Creative Thursday Artist Spotlight: The Salesian School Photography Club
It’s tome to officially reopen the regular Creative Thursday Artist Spotlight. And to start off with a bang, here is a sample of the work they’ve been carrying out since September:
The 14th International Henryk Wieniawski Violin Competition.
On Saturday, 8th of October the 14th International Henryk Wieniawski Violin Competition began. It lasted until Sunday, 23rd of October.
First tyrannosaurus in the southern hemisphere in history
A group of scientists from Cambridge, London and Melbourne has recently found the remains of a huge tyrannosaurus. It is the first piece of evidence in history that dinosaurs inhabited the southern continents of the Earth. The discovery was made in a place called Dinosaur Cove near Victoria in Australia. The scientists unearthed a well-preserved [...]
