EM TV newsflash: slight decline new members student societies, Studium Generale celebrates birthday and minister apologises for tweet
Every Monday an overview of the most important news about the Erasmus University. This week: several student societies see a slight decline in membership after the shortest Eurekaweek ever. Also, education minister Gouke Moes says sorry for tweets in which he equated rainbow crossings and swastikas. And Studium Generale celebrates its seventieth birthday with a festival at the Erasmus Plaza on Tuesday.
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