Before students enjoy their spring break vacations, Student Government (SG) is preparing for events once campus is back in session. The Policy and ...
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How the world sees Greece
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Senate Recap 3/4: Snapchat filter, dorm blueprints, Greek Extravaganza
Court blocks sale of luxury Astir seaside resort
Greece's top administrative court has blocked the sale of a luxury seaside resort outside Athens to an Arab-Turkish fund, court officials said on Thursday, dealing a further blow to the country's battered privatisation plan.
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'One last breath' to represent Greece at 60th Eurovision
Greece’s entry at the upcoming Eurovision song contest in Vienna, Austria, is “One Last Breath,” a ballad performed by Cypriot vocalist Maria-Elena Kyriakou.
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ECB says willing to restore financing for Greek banks once deal is reached
European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi said Thursday that the ECB is prepared to restore a key channel of financing for Greek banks once Athens reaches a debt deal with its eurozone partners.
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ECB Starts QE Funding Amid Greek Warning
ECB Starts QE Funding Amid Greek Warning. The European Central Bank announces a start date to the stimulus package - as a warning is issued ...
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Contradictοry reports on German profits from loan interest to Greece
There seems to be some discrepancy between the current and older data released by the German Finance Ministry regarding the profits it makes from the bailout loans to Greece. While the German Finance Ministry claims nowadays that the profits from Greek interest were “€360 million from 2010-2014“, according to older […]
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ECB meeting: Mario Draghi is upbeat but eurozone risks remain
Despite the European Central Bank president’s rosy view, the Greek crisis is not yet over and ‘the announcement effect’ of QE could prove shortlivedListening to Mario Draghi, the European Central Bank’s canny Italian president, at Thursday’s press conference in Cyprus, you could be excused for thinking he’s already fixed the eurozone.Growth forecasts up; deflation scare over; interest rates falling, helping to unblock lending to the real economy. Continue reading...
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