Dear readers, I am happy to announce that The Messenger has once again been enriched by several excellent articles written by students of AJ_EJTM, autumn 2021. This time it is a small but still quite an inspiring issue.If you feel engaged by any of the ideas in this issue, please feel …
Dear readers, I am happy to announce that The Messenger has once again been enriched by several excellent articles written by students of AJ_EJTM, spring 2021. This time it is a small but inspiring issue, especially if you are interested in music, cold showers, gaming, or in the question of cameras …
Dear readers,I am happy to announce that The Messenger has once again been enriched by several excellent articles written by students of AJ_EJTM. It is an inspiring, socially engaged and slightly covid-connected issue and I thank everyone who has participated in its development.If you feel engaged by any of the ideas …
Dear readers,I am happy to announce that The Messenger has once again been enriched by several excellent articles written by students of AJ_EJTM. It is an inspiring and socially engaged issue and I thank everyone who has participated in its development. I would also like to thank Robert Bičovský who has looked …
Dear readers,I am happy to announce that The Messenger has once again been enriched by several excellent articles written by students of AJ_EJTM. It is an inspiring, culturally and socially engaged issue and I thank everyone who has participated in its development. I would like to thank Robert Bičovský who is going …
Dear readers, I am happy to announce that The Messenger has been enriched by several excellent articles written by students of AJ_EJTM. It is an inspiring, green and socially engaged issue and I thank everyone who has participated in its development. This semester we have created a new Messenger category called Sandbox, where students’ …
Dear readers, The Messenger continues to be here for you. This issue has been produced by a team of fully engaged students of AJ_EJTM, it is an inspiring issue and I thank everyone who has participated on its development. In this issue there are several methodology, culture and travel articles and you might …
Dear readers, The Messenger continues to be here for you. This issue has been produced by a team of fully engaged students of AJ_EJTM, it is an inspiring issue and I thank everyone who has participated on its development. If you feel engaged by any of the ideas, please feel free to contact …
Dear readers, The Messenger continues to be here for you. This issue has been produced by a team of fully engaged students of AJ_EJTM, it is an inspiring issue and I thank everyone who has participated on its development. If you feel engaged by any of the ideas, please feel free to contact …
Dear readers, I have got marvellous news for you! This year The Messenger has gone fully online – i.e. no paper version and a lovely new online ISSN. The Messenger has not only been produced by a team of fully engaged students of AJ_EJTM but it has also been completed by some outstanding …
Robert Bičovský Anybody who has bought at least two phones in the last decade will agree that our mobile de-vices are becoming less and less mobile. That some people may prefer it this way and some may not is another discussion, but the fact of the matter remains that phones …
Nga Tran Thi Quynh Electronic devices have become an integral part of everyday life. They help us to connect, and to see the world through different lenses, literally and figuratively. However, the question remains: Are we seeing more with such cutting-edge devices, or are we simply blinding ourself from the …
Stavroula Paligeorgou Cyberbullying can be considered a worldwide 21st century social problem. Mental health, too, is an issue that concerns many people, especially …
Dear readers, I am happy to announce that The Messenger has once again been enriched by several excellent articles written by students …
Three Generations of Imbeciles are Enough: The History of Eugenics in the United States Nela KolčákováThree Generations of Imbeciles are Enough: The …