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19-April-2004

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[ Knowledge and learning , politics/europe ]

First day of the new semester in Bremen University...

. And after the turbulence of the student protests against tuition fees it is good to see the Rector is trying to open a dialogue. All questions will be answered it says, by Prof Wilfried Miller, at the meeting on Wednesday.

But what is this at the bottom of the flyer? "Und nach der heissen Diskussion ein kuhles Becks."

Who says the Germans are behind in commercialising education?


Graham Attwell; 19-April-2004 13:03:00; forum (0) help

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