The Great Trembling

Soft long beard, calm voice, piercing eyes and a friendly smile – not the person you would meet every day. Georgi Izvorski, a famous Bulgarian healer and spiritualist, presented his book “The Great Trembling” (“Великият Трепет”) the past Monday, October 15th, in the Main Building of the American University. Continue reading…
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Black & White, High Contrast, and Rats

“Hey, we should make a film about this!” With these words uttered by a friend, then-amateur British filmmaker Mark Singer began a two-year-long documentary film project about a small community of homeless people living in the underground subway tunnels of New York City. Released in 2000, the highly disturbing but also thought-provoking picture gained wide critical acclaim and won several important documentary film awards. Continue reading…
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Signs of a Senior Gift

Wooden benches and tables, swings and trees are all gifts made by the graduating seniors to the campus and students of AUBG. It is a wonderful gesture to leave something behind that enriches the on – campus experience of the remaining students and we do it every year. This year.. again! Continue reading…
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Poetry Competition Winning Poems

1st Place Poem
Nikolay Iliyev
Night and Day
A brother and sister
forever astray,
siblings so distant
the night and the day; Continue reading…

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