EGSC Newsletter November - 2016
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The White Coat Ceremony marks the beginning of clinical studies for third year students and was well received. EGSC hopes to continue this tradition in upcoming years. An Oktoberfest event was held, bringing German atmosphere to Pécs with beer and students in traditional costumes. EGSC organized a commemoration of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, welcoming former students who were leaders in the revolution. An invitation was extended for the Freshman Ball on November 12th at the Expo Center for first year students to receive free tickets.
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