Students blocked the entrance to the Louvre in Paris to express their support for the movement of high school students protesting against police repression, which angered waiting tourists. #Luwr #protest #Studenci (translated)
The Stock Information published a review of events in which they wrote about the riots in France and assessed that the authorities lost control over them. They reported that over 1,000 officers were injured there, and that the town hall in Limoges, which survived two wars, burned down. They also mentioned hundreds of expensive Pokémon cards found on the street in Lille. The authors wrote that Iran had announced the opening of the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if the US met its conditions, and that more tankers were burning in the strait. They also noted that Egypt was to send troops to defend Saudi Arabia, and that the Houthis shot down a Saudi helicopter. They mentioned the new Iranian Minister of Defense and a fire at an oil terminal in St. Petersburg. The review also included information about clashes, fires, and destruction in Milan and Bologna, the use of gas and water cannons against students in Belgium, housing protests and riots in Spain, demonstrations regarding wages and housing costs in Lisbon, and a fire at the offices of the Supreme Court in Tirana. The authors also included a mention of an EU mandate regarding an immigration ban, without explaining what exactly it concerned. They attributed to Donald Trump the words that Volodymyr Zelensky would not end the war as long as he received money from Europe, and wrote that Trump supported Benjamin Netanyahu in the elections. They added that Trump was to reconstruct a golf course in Washington. Finally, the authors humorously compared the situation in France to autumn and wrote that when stepping out of the house, one can get hit in the face. #wiadomości #polityka #świat (translated)
He assessed that the France he knew might be coming to an end, and the scale of riots, looting, and arson had exceeded all limits. He criticized the media for portraying the protesters as students dissatisfied with reforms, describing this narrative as "sick." He claimed that it was known who was behind these events and why, and warned against repeating the same mistake. #Francja #protesty #zamieszki (translated)
The equal kitten wrote that he studied biology at the University of Warsaw and presented the material at the provided link as his new discovery. https://t.co/WCfGr0Qqsx #biologia #nauka #studenci (translated)
Mickpl wrote that during the Senate's work on the bill regulating Airbnb rentals, there was lobbying from three foundations. According to him, these organizations demanded a change in the definition of hotel services, which would allow funds that had announced plans to build hotels but ultimately built rental apartments to avoid paying a 23% VAT. The author noted that the argument raised was the possible negative effects on students. In his opinion, this referred to individuals renting rooms in private dormitories for 3,000 PLN. He added that signing lease agreements could provide tenants with protection, and the status of students was not to be verified. Mickpl indicated that comments could be submitted regarding print number 863, as well as concerning the cooperatives he had written about earlier. #airbnb #ustawa #wynajem (translated)
Medical students in Poland are increasingly using artificial intelligence to cheat on exams, which raises concerns about their future skills as doctors, highlights one student, Jurek. #SztucznaInteligencja #Edukacja #Studenci (translated)
Almost 60% of students choose a university based on the availability of affordable accommodation, which highlights the increasing demand for places in dormitories and private student houses in Poland. #Nieruchomości #Akademiki #Studenci (translated)
In Tirana, students protested against the conditions at universities and dormitories, which escalated into chaotic riots, with protesters throwing objects at government buildings, and the police responded with force. #Protesty #Tirana #Demokracja (translated)
Marcin Edo wrote that NSZZ Solidarność, farmers, and students were heading to the Constitutional Tribunal. https://t.co/Ad4DkUdBTh #Solidarność #Rolnictwo #Studenci (translated)
21-year-old criminology student Jarosław F. was arrested after he expressed a desire to commit murders, including racist ones, and sought out content related to violence online. #bezpieczeństwo #przemoc #studenci (translated)
They capitulated after the assurance of the then Minister of Science Dariusz Wieczorek that funds for the renovation would be granted. #studenci #akademiki #wynajem (translated)
The article discusses the growing problem of a lack of places for students in Poland, emphasizing the need for renovations and modernization of public dormitories, as well as the increasing competition from private student houses. #studenci #akademiki #wynajem (translated)
Michał Podlewski wrote that universities were supposed to decide to accept only handwritten papers because students were using AI too often. He included a link, presenting it as a reaction from the students. https://t.co/4Gw20JXpfc #studia #uczelnie #edukacja (translated)
The author of the text in KP wondered what the protests of French students were about and whether they could lead to the victory of Marine Le Pen in a year, or rather increase the chances of left-wing candidates. He wrote that he tried to answer these questions and that many of the issues raised by the students were real. #Francja #Protesty #Edukacja #FR (translated)
AlkoInwestor wrote that he saw a student entering the dorm with a pizza bought at Żabka and a pack of original Coca-Cola. He concluded that this situation says a lot about society and suggests that the job market is not that bad. #studenci #społeczeństwo #rynekpracy (translated)
Piegziu wrote that over the past 15 years he has visited more than 40 countries and in nearly every one of them, food service largely relied on immigrants. This phenomenon — as he assessed — was becoming increasingly visible and had also reached Japan, where in some restaurants job offers for waiters had been hanging for months, despite good salaries and a lack of interest from students. The author found the accusations absurd that immigrants take jobs from locals, are favored by entrepreneurs, or replace better workers. He also described a conversation with the owner of a Japanese restaurant who wanted to hire a young Japanese person as a shift manager for several waiters. The salary was to be comparable to that of a specialist with an education or a skilled worker. Ultimately, the owner hired a Thai person, whom Piegziu assessed as "100 times" more articulate and capable than the Japanese candidates. #imigranci #gastronomia #praca (translated)
Mickpl wrote that students accounted for about one third of the rental market, which is more than immigrants and refugees combined. In his opinion, the construction of new student housing by the state would lower the actual costs of studying and rents in almost all markets. He added at the end: "Well, yes." #wynajem #studenci #mieszkania (translated)
The disgusting story from the USA reveals the entire futility of contemporary, secular ethics. Students engaging in collective sexual acts with a female student at a fraternity meeting, combined with drug use, regardless of whether she consented or not - should #etyka #moralność #społeczeństwo #US (translated)
Good morning, students! Have you already received the dormitory for 1 zloty that the Minister of National Defense, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, promised you? (translated)
