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© 2005 Oxford University European Affairs Society

Dear Members,

Welcome Back to the Oxford University European Affairs Society. Having been established in Hilary 1991, the EAS is turning fifteen this term and continuing to be one of the most vibrant student societies in Oxford. After a great end of term with the highly successful Monaco Ball in Michaelmas, Hilary with the EAS kicks off with our termly Coqtails d’Or held at the Grand Café – a perfect opportunity to meet committee and other members but also celebrate our birthday.

The long weekend away in Krakow is undeniably the highlight of this term. We will see all the sights, stay in a hotel in the enchanting Jewish old-town of Kazimierz, visit a place of true European tragedy and, despite this, have a lot of fun. In good tradition, we are also hosting a variety of other social events like a wine-tasting, speed-dating, film-night and après-ski evening.

On the speaker side of our events, we start off with a fun student debate which does not mean we will not be serious this term: The first main speaker will be Joschka Fischer, until recently German foreign-minister and one of the main figures in European politics. He will be followed by a unique variety of a historian of European-British history, Professor Robbins, a head-of-state, President Eddie Fenech Adami of Malta, a journalist, WSJE Editor Raju Narisetti, a top European economist, Lucas Papademos, and an actress torn between Europe and Holywood, Franka Potente.

Please do not hesitate to get in touch should you have any questions about our events or how to get involved and I look forward very much to seeing you at our events.

 

With best wishes,

Nora Gietz

President
nora.gietz@st-hildas.ox.ac.uk

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