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The circle serves as a universal symbol of inclusion, wholeness, unity, initiation, perfection and completion; it is as well the favourite shape of EYP and by now you may have realised why. Welcome to Thessaloniki and to the λ’ anniversary session; let’s - Marianna and Chrysanthi
FORM A CIRCLE
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Have you ever laid your eyes on a mosaic? This is the impression you get when you look at ITRE. Every delegate is unique, bringing his own vibe to the committee, eager but also kind of hesitant to get evolved and bond with the others. Once you spot them you will notice a team composed by interesting, cool and cooperative people that are soon to find themselves part of an even bigger mosaic: EYP
Good perfumes come in small bottles, but FEMM is the exception. This evening thirteen girls from different backgrounds came together to form the perfect formula, just like those we smell in fancy perfume stores. That scent of feminism left its mark upon Annmarie and Rea and will accompany them for the next three days of the session. The choice is yours; either you decide to put on this perfume and follow the trend of the session or ignore those fluorescence adolescents
Like a baby bird eagerly waiting to learn how to fly, in the first day of the anniversary session, DEVE committee, seems just as scared as it is passionate. The process of experimentally flapping their wings, trying to figure out how to fly turned out to be an entertaining and rewarding experience. Everyone seems to enjoy the games and impatiently wait for what is about to come.
LIBE I is like a big old university library, full of old, dusty books. These delegates come in all kinds of sizes and colors and, just like all books, they have an interesting content. Each of them has a different and unique message to deliver and they are so cool that they can communicate with their chairs in two languages, both in English and Ancient Greek. I am confident that today they will form a perfectly bonded team, and that tomorrow they will unravel all the knowledge hidden in those yellow pages of them.
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