There’s something strange in the air. Maybe it’s all the anticipation for the upcoming holidays and Christmas pleasantries; presents, carols and whatnot. I personally don’t think so. The atmosphere more likely stems from another chapter in the series of NESU’s bizarre adventures coming to an end. There’s something somber, playful and exciting in the air. … Read More
Author: Nesu-Waasa
Annual Spring Review from NESU-Waasa
Happy belated Passover! It’s been a while since the last I had the privilege to write in this blog – especially as a representative of NESU-Waasa. So where should we start? The year’s been one hell of a ride so far and a learning experience at that. From one meeting to another and from sitz … Read More
Greetings from Waasa
Again, a year has passed since NESU-Waasa’s previous blog post. There have been many events during this year. During the year NESU-Waasa has organized seven sitz parties and NESU summer cottage. In addition, we also organized smaller events, for example NESU-Waasa’s “Infoilta”. It has been awesome to see, how the number of students from another … Read More
Greetings from Nesu-Waasa!
Since we’re already nearing the end of 2017 it is time to turn our sights towards the approaching 2018. The new board of NESU-Waasa is both excited and eagerly awaiting for the things to come. Thanks to the active class of 2017 we have formed an excellent new NESU-board, and we’ve gained a lot of … Read More
AUTUMN GREETINGS FROM VASA!
Autumn 2017 has rolled in and all is well in sunny Vasa. NESU-Hanken i Vasa has organized its annual sitz and this time the theme was very J.K.Rowling inspired: “Back To Hogwarts”. This time the sitz was at Vasa´s Leipätehdas (Leipis) and even though the venue was slightly smaller than usual, the sitz was a … Read More
NESU-Waasa’s Winter Olympics 18.1.
Club Fontana in Vaasa is full of people in strange outfits: tight skiing pants, short figure skating skirts and ice hockey equipment… What can possibly be happening? But when everybody starts making familiar rhythmic sounds and the toastmasters begin to sing Helan går, the answer is clear. It’s the 1940’s Winter Olympics in Germany –themed … Read More