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 We would like to thank Katalin Kovacs, Hungarian Olympic kayaking champion, for kindly donating for auction a picture she painted herself. The money collected from the auction will be used to extend United Way Hungary’s Safety School program to even more children. Our hope is to collect enough money to train volunteers in another 30 schools in Hungary, to teach students to how to be aware of their personal safety and the safety of others. more » What could be old and new, religious and secular, written and unwritten? The meaning of the words: rule, regulation and order are very close to each other. Did you get it? Your logic was right. The topic of Savuot this year is: the law – in every possible sense. Savout celebrates the Giving of the Torah. This time we spend the entire night with studying; this is our way to rectify a mistake made at the time of the Giving of the Torah, when – according the tradition – we were still asleep. more » Hungarian mathematician Endre Szemerédi received the Abel Prize, the highest distinction that a mathematician may receive, from Norwegian King Harald V in Oslo on Tuesday. Harald called Szemerédi a “prince” of present-day mathematics. The prize comes with a cash award of six million Norwegian kroner (Ft 238 million). more » Pilvax Magazine presents the second BUK-A-PEST, the write like Charles Bukowski contest, to honor the spirit of the ‘barroom bard’. Ten performers will square off in Klub Vittula at 8, tonight, May 24, to see who can best imitate the distinctive voice of Bukowski, a man who lived for wine, women, and verse. Afterwards, film director and Sonic Catering Band founder Peter Strickland will DJ until early morning. more »|
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