EuriArtes 38 - Euriade
EuriArtes 38 - Euriade
EuriArtes 38 - Euriade
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they can be great friends. That is a lesson that<br />
can not be learned from books, you have to experience<br />
it.<br />
The speeches of the kids from our group were<br />
every emotional, they talked about everything<br />
that happened that week and friendships were<br />
created despite of all the differences between<br />
us and our cultures. But that was the magical<br />
thing about it, that little link you only share<br />
with those people, a special connection.<br />
For the most of us it was a final goodbye, but you<br />
will be always in my heart and thoughts.<br />
Melanie Weerts,<br />
Sintermeertencollege Heerlen (Netherlands)<br />
After a very educative, interesting and eventful<br />
week spent at Rolduc, during the <strong>Euriade</strong> project,<br />
the most awaited but also the saddest day came,<br />
for it was our last day together. The high peak of<br />
the workshops was meeting Garry Kasparov at<br />
Burg Rode.<br />
In the morning we researched facts about the famous<br />
chess player that we were about to meet<br />
and debated which questions were the most relevant<br />
for the following interview with this year’s<br />
receiver of the Martin Buber Prize.<br />
After hours of preparation, we finally went to Burg<br />
Rode to wait and welcome Garry Kasparov. Before<br />
Mr Kasparov’s appearance, we took funny group<br />
pictures, realizing it was our last evening we could<br />
spend in each others company. When the guest<br />
arrived, the mayor held a speech and we were invited<br />
inside, for the second part of the event.<br />
What started out as a formal interview, ended up<br />
being an interactive dialogue between us and Mr<br />
Kasparov. Alexei from Russia, Sebastian, Luca, William<br />
from Austria, Garrett from South Africa and<br />
many more other students asked intriguing questions<br />
which raised everyone’s attention.<br />
The closing part of the event was held in Rolduc at<br />
Aula Major. A prologue by Mr Werner Jansen, a piano<br />
concert and Garry Kasparov’s prize-accepting<br />
speech. All together, a very interesting and pleasant<br />
way to officially end this year’s project. I say<br />
officially, because the night wasn’t over for us.<br />
Cira Ilinca,<br />
Collegiul National Liviu Rebreanu, Bistrita (RO)<br />
<strong>EuriArtes</strong> <strong>38</strong><br />
EURIADE 2013 41
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