Drummer, martial artist, and crazy about Besiktas and tattoos. No, he is not a bad boy, but one of the coolest guys at HiMolde University. I’m talking about Sarp Tezornarici from Turkey! By EDUARDO DRAPIER Sarp started to play the drums in 2008 while still in Turkey, and is now the drummer for the 50% … Fortsett å lese Drums, martial arts and tattoos
– Dette er het kompetanse! sa faglærer og forretningsutvikler Sjur Vindal da han for tre uker siden holdt infomøte om om BØK411 – Innovasjon og entreprenørskap. OBS! Fristen for å søke om plass på emnestudier i vårsemesteret går ut 1. desember. Infomøtet ble holdt i ProtoMore-laben på Molde campus, som er Kunnskapsparken sine lokaler for … Fortsett å lese Lær «design thinking» i nyttig og lekent innovasjonsfag
KLEIVE (Panorama): Saturday, Galleri S organized an exhibition opening with works of art by artists and friends Per Olav Bergem and Karl Bryhn, both of them from Molde. By ELMIRA TUKAEVA Galleri S and it’s owner, Sigmund Skår, presented the audience with paintings by contemporary artists Per Olav Bergem and Karl Bryhn. The two friends … Fortsett å lese Bergem/Bryhn: Two local painters in one exhibition
Studenter som studerer sport management på andre året har tatt initiativ til å starte opp et studentlag i 6. divisjon. Treningene skal være et lavterskeltilbud, men kampene skal vinnes. Samtidig vil det uten tvil være det billigste alternativet for de som ønsker å spille fotball i Molde. Av HÅKON MEISINGSET SOLHEIM Laget kommer til å … Fortsett å lese Studenter starter fotballag fra januar
Christine Meyer måtte gi seg. Men hva var hennes ambisjoner for SSB uttrykk for? Uttrykket «den lange marsjen gjennom institusjonene» skal visstnok stamme fra den italienske filosofen og sosialisten Antonio Gramsci. Han var opptatt av hvordan venstresiden bare kunne fravriste borgerskapet dets ideologiske hegemoni ved å endre dypstrukturene, de som handler om dominerende kultur, språk … Fortsett å lese Den lange marsjen gjennom institusjonene: SSB, uavhengighet og endringsledelse
Thursday night, two days after the tree was logged in Kvam and afterwards transported all the way to the town hall, it was time to enlighten Molde’s probably biggest Christmas tree. Numerous kids and their parents braved the pouring rain and gathered in front of Molde’s town hall to get in pre-Christmassy mood. By RAPHAELA … Fortsett å lese When the tree shines bright – it’s officially Christmas time in Molde
On Friday 10th November students music band debuted in Smuget. The concert of the international band was a huge success. The 50% international music band consists of five members. Pavel Brlica from Czech republic, Norwegian Simon Fjælberg and German Luca Sternecker play guitar, Belgium Ilias De Wit plays on piano, Sarp Tezonarici from Turkey plays … Fortsett å lese Students music band 50% debuted in Smuget
HiMolde student Ruben Nicolay Auren has several tattoos and each of them has its own story. However, for him it’s mostly the design that matters. Ruben Nicolay Auren (25) from Trondheim is studying second year of bachelor program in accounting and auditing. His biggest hobby is working on his car. He also enjoys sports like … Fortsett å lese Ruben’s tattoo tale: A Viking ship, some skulls and a wolf
Thursday, HiMolde first year bachelor Social Educator student Marie Volden was celebrated at Molde campus for being the 28000th member of the FO union. By ELMIRA TUKAEVA The Norwegian Union of Social Educators and Social Workers (FO/Fellesorganisasjonen) was founded 25 years ago. In 1993 there were only 9000 members and now there are 28000 members. … Fortsett å lese HiMolde student celebrated as the 28,000th member of the FO union
As a self-expressed sports enthusiast, I was extremely excited to not only watch my first handball match, but also to experience live Norwegian sport for the first time. By FRASER STURGESS Upon attending Molde Elite vs. Glassverket in the Eliteserien, it was fascinating to observe the Norwegian sports culture, and to compare this against my … Fortsett å lese My first experience of Norwegian sport: A Brit’s view.
