Hacking Athens // From People to Newspaper

Changing Europe: From People to Newspaper

Editorial

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During the years, the media aspect in EYP has evolved so much that we now have different terms for one position, different philosophies about what each position entails, and most importantly, different views on why Media in EYP exists in its current form. Views on the role and existence of EYP Media differentiatefrom person to person. A common one is the idea that EYP Media is the “cherry on top of the cake”. Another is that it represents one of the few essentialities that a session must have in order to be a success.

Throughout its years of continuous evolution, EYP Media has evolved from a structure with visible hierarchy, to a structure where Media Team Members are on the same page with other officials. How did that happen? It happened as a result of small things; by renaming the positions and opening the into the work of other officials for Media Team Members. Therefore, for us, the Editors, this session symbolises another step we have to take in order to make such changes.

That being said, we hope that you will recognise and find yourself in these words, and that a part of you is attending this event because of a strong desire to make big things happen.

Dear reader, remember one thing, EYP might not change the world, but it will most certainly change you.

Milica Simeunović&Stefan Hadžović

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Content

Editorial&Content.............................................................................1 How to be Greek ...............................................................................3 Interrogation Timeline.....................................................................5 Discover the country you should visit next for EYP session......7 How to.................................................................................................9 Broken phone...................................................................................11 Challenges.........................................................................................13 On the web........................................................................................14

Brought to you by:

Media Team Members: Anastasios Atzampos (GR) Eirini Papadopoulou (GR) Elissavet Sandal (GR) Irem Erduran (TR) Laura Libera (DE) Nikola Milenković (RS) Nikos Mentesidis (GR) Susanna Carta (IT) Athanasios Theocharis (GR) Vayalena Drampa (GR)

Editors: Milica Simeunovic (RS) Stefan Hadzovic (RS) Editorial Assistants: Emil Bremnes (NO) Sofia Magopoulou (GR)

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How to be Greek 101

Talk loud anywhere, anytime.

Gossip with everyone you know about anyone you know.

Be friends with anyone you just met.

Know every person near your house and have a friendly relationship with them.

Hug someone, if you haven’t seen him for a certain amount of time.

Be extremely polite to your visitors and provide them with whatever they need and what they might need and what they might think of needing.

Never pay a visit empty handed.

Eat souvlaki at least once a week.

Go out to drink Frappe (coffee) with your friends for at least 3-4 hours Begin swimming at April and stop at October.

Take twice or more something that is free.

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If you are at a wedding, make sure to break some dishes while people are in Kefi (propensity to fun) and dancing.

If you’re male, you are a soccer fanatic and you probably deem yourself qualified to give advice to the coach of the team that you support. It would be unthinkable for you not to support one of the major Greek teams.

You go to church every Sunday.

You take it for granted that Greek cuisine is the best.

You are not a farmer, but there’s a high chance that your grandfathers were.

If you’re talking to someone, you can’t feel comfortable if they stand more than 50 cm away.

You expect to bargain for houses, cars, antiques, and most items sold at open-air markets.

Turkish coffee is turkish; but you probably prefer to call it Greek coffee. You drink tons of coffee, especially frappe.

On television, films are usually subtitled. In movie theaters, they are also subtitled. Latin-American soap-operas are dubbed though.

Athanasios Theocharis (GR) 4

Chairperson

Organiser

Time management for Teambuilding

Asking delegates if they eat meat

Preparing lunch for participants

Ninja game

Looking for blindfolds

Clearing out lunch boxes

Coffee time

Counting leftover fallafels

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MTM

Delegates

President

Cameras charging

Jelly fish

General TB

Searching for a place to voice over

Hitting people with newspaper

Drawing a map on where to find a spider web

Editing dragon and castles photos

Kissing the bunny

Checking committee rooms

Filming an orange passing through necks

Telling hunny that they love her/him

Enjoying smoothies with Tim&Markos

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Vayalena Drampa (GR)

Discover the country you should visit for your next EYP session Hit the snooze button

First thing you do when you hear your alarm is

Have a nice breakfast

You feel more energized after you..

have a relaxing siesta after lunch

Take your daily intake of caffeine

Arrive few minutes late, because life happened

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Immediately jump out of bed

When you have to meet up with someone at a prearranged time

Get there with few minutes to spare

The best comfort food is

The best time to have dinner is

doesn’t matter, it’s going to go on for ages anyways

Never before 10pm

not later than 7pm

Pizza all the way

Spain

Scrambled eggs and fry-up

Italy UK

Switzerland Georgia 8

Susanna Carta (IT)

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Learn more about it...

Find us on Facebook Don’t hesitate to talk to your chair or media team member Join our monthly assembles

Dress for GA Smart is the new black Be classy, not sassy It might be hot, but you’ll be hotter

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Teambuilding Smile Use your body, mind and soul

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Embrace the weirdness!

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Stay Awake

Keep the windows open; heat makes you sleepy Water and sugar should be your BFFs Ask your chair to do an energizer

JUST BE YOURSELF Eirini Papadopoulou (GR) 10

Broken Telephone AFET

CLIM “When they go somewhere out on Sunday, they sing”

“How is this session of the programme go”

ECON EMPL

“I came with this issue”

“Awavawav awavawav”

IMCO 11

“When they go fighting, the lions are splitting”t

ITRE JURI “He had a truck”

“Something about scissors and I don’t remember anything else”

LIBE I

LIBE II

“They said something that wasn’t true”

“When the Europe entered the crisis…”

SEDE “In a sentence there is a joke”

“When the owl Athena came to the session, she got a smoothie from a pigeon.”

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Irem Erduran (TR)

Challenges Check the box on the right when you fulfil the challenge.

1.Selfie with the president and the VP’s 2.Prank your Chair 3.Cheesy pick up lines for our editors Stefan and Milica 4.Hug a tree and post a pic on facebook with #greeneyp 5.Make-up a song about your committee 6.Find PAPA and take a selfie with him without him noting 7.Take a unique committee selfie including both your chaipersons and your media team member 8.Prank an Organiser 9.Take Profile Pictures for the Media Team members without them noticing 10.Find “the Sofia” 11. Walk a dog 12. How many Sofia’s are there in this session?

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Irem Erduran (TR)

ON THE WEB

Facebook Page

Session Webpage

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