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T
he Meiji baseball team has a history of over 100 years. Here is the timeline of the team's history.
Tokyo Big 6 Baseball
Daichi Fujita is the manager of the Meiji Baseball team and he was happy to answer a few questions.
Q: Why did you decide to join the Meiji University baseball team?
Fujita: Because I think that I could grow
by participating in a high level of baseball.
Q: How many times a week do you practice?
Fujita: I try to practice six times a week.
Q: Please let me know your enthusiasm for the
fall league.
Fujita: I'd like to contribute to the team's victory in any way.
The Meiji University baseball team beat Waseda University baseball team last week to win the
set 2 games to 1. Meiji baseball team will play Tokyo University baseball
team this weekend. Let's cheer on Meiji baseball.
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The 2020 Tokyo Olympics will be held in two years. Do you
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Sightseeing in London
How many etc.
Results of Questionnaire
Nogizaka 46 is one of the most famous groups in Japan (and amazingly in Asia, too!) . In Meiji University, there is a student who was a member of Nogizaka 46 E EMs. Chiharu Saito.
Chiharu Saito belongs to the Department of Literature and majors in Theater Studies. The reason she decided enter this department is that she has been interested in theater performance, musicals and so on. Few schools have a major in Theater Studies but Meiji has! When she attended the trial lesson, it was different to what she imagined. However, it is of course interesting for her so she decided to enter Meiji University. Especially, she is interested in “Les Misérables Eand this is the theme of her Graduation Thesis.
During her first, second, third and four years at Meiji, she belonged to Nogizaka 46. We can easily imagine she was very busy. What was hard for her was class attendance. Of course, it is important for students! The hardest thing for her was her final exams. What is the most amazing was that immediately after she took a final exam, she had to go to Osaka for a concert and sometimes she had no time to have a rehearsal.
Her university life was full of business. However, of course there were happy things for her, too. For example, before she entered Meiji University, she was worried that she would not be able to make friends but she was able to make friends and she has been getting along with her friends until now. She is sincerely grateful that she could meet her friends. Of course, for everybody, friends are very important for life. Ms. Saito said the best memory of her school life was broadening her mind. While she was a member of Nogizaka 46, she worked so hard that her world was limited to the group. She thinks that only by entering out university could see a varied world. The various classes she took and the friends she made at this university have broadened her mind. Ms. Saito also thinks it is important for university students in school life to find something interesting and work hard for it, for example, study, sports, club activity, and so on. By working hard for something you find interesting, you can get the sense of achievement. This sense of achievement will make you confident and is for your own good.
Ms. Saito gave Meiji’s students a message. School life in Meiji University has passed just like a moment for her. Thus, for example, spending this irreplaceable time with our nice friends and finding our own dream is very important. By experiencing many things, we can become mature and our school life can be fruitful. This is what she hopes for us. Additionally, when we think back on our university life, if we can judge that it has been fruitful, this is the best experience. Finally, Ms. Saito said the reason why she decided to be interviewed is because she was not able to find something she could work hard at during her university life. This is a small regret for her and she wants to help us. This means, to our joy, she admires US as people who are trying to follow our dream Eshe always assists people to follow their dream. What a wonderful person she is! She is an inspiration.
Introduction: Vatican City
Text here.
The Ancient City of Kyoto
Bali is located in Indonesia, Southeast Asia.
According to
At first,
Next,
Sightseeing in London
Why
Student Recipes
Student recipes
Omelet with Fried Rice
First,
Minestrone
First,
Potato Salad
First,
Consomme Soup
First,
Campus Food
The students on this program took a survey about restaurants near the Izumi campus. There are the results of the questionnaire. Refer to this article and have a great lunch!
Izumi
Musashiya @ 1000yen
This is the most popular ramen restaurant
among Izumi students. The feature of the
is the rich soup. If you're a Meiji student,
you should come here!
This is next to the Izumi campus.
Gao @ 1000-2000yen
This is an unusual Okonomiyaki restaurant. This is famous
for not only Okonomiyaki, but also French toast.
Both are delicious.
From Meidaimae, go right, you will find this shop.
Spoon House @ 900-1500
They have a wide variety of food. You can enjoy meals (omelets,
fries) and sweets (pancakes, parfaits) in this caf?. Every dish
is cheap and delicious.
From Meidaimae, go left, turn right, turn
right again at the yellow shop, go straight for a while, and you'll
find this shop.
Pizza Salvatore @ 1000-1500yen
As a lunch set, you can eat pizza or pasta, salad, and drink for 1000yen.
The pizza is baked in a kettle are glutinous and good taste.
This shop is on the right side of Meidaimae station.
Nakano
Daily Chico @ 500yen
You must be surprised at such a big ice cream. It's famous for eight-color
ice cream. If you come here, you should try the biggest one.
You can find this shop on the first
floor of Nakano Broadway.
Steak Tei @ 900-1500yen
Here, you can eat delicious meat, rice, and miso soup at a low price. I recommend
the big steak with butter and sauce.
From the entrance of Nakano Broadway, go right, turn left at
Nakanosou, you'll find this shop.
Suguradai
Mori no Butchazu @ 1000-2000yen
This is the most popular ramen restaurant
among Izumi students. The feature of the
is the rich soup. If you're a Meiji student,
you should come here!
This is next to the Izumi campus.
Udon Maruka @ from 1000yen
This may be most popular Udon shop in Tokyo. To eat the Udon, you
have to line up for a few minutes, but it's worth it.
From the library of Surugadai campus, go
straight and you'll find this shop on the righthand street.
The September, 2017 Issue as a PDF
-
T
he Meiji baseball team has a history of over 100 years. Here is the timeline of the team's history.
Tokyo Big 6 Baseball
Daichi Fujita is the manager of the Meiji Baseball team and he was happy to answer a few questions.
Q: Why did you decide to join the Meiji University baseball team?
Fujita: Because I think that I could grow
by participating in a high level of baseball.
Q: How many times a week do you practice?
Fujita: I try to practice six times a week.
Q: Please let me know your enthusiasm for the
fall league.
Fujita: I'd like to contribute to the team's victory in any way.
The Meiji University baseball team beat Waseda University baseball team last week to win the
set 2 games to 1. Meiji baseball team will play Tokyo University baseball
team this weekend. Let's cheer on Meiji baseball.
-
Fire ants live in South America
and Southeast Asia. Fire ants came to Japan on board a ship. Fire ants have
a reddish brown body with white legs. They live in the dry grassland of
South America. If you are bitten by a fire ant, the symptoms to the
poison of fire ant are different by human. Some people have an allergic
shock, but most of them have no distinctions in their lives. The best
method of its treatment is to rest.
We conducted a questionnaire about fire ants this time. 64 percent of
people know about fire ants but 36 percent of people don't know about
fire ants. Over 60 percent of the people know fire ants from TV and
about 20 percent people know fire ants from the Internet. About only
40 percent of people know the real enemy of fire ants is Japanese ants.
-
Sightseeing in London
How many sightseeing sites in
England do you know? There are really a lot, including Big Ben,
Buckingham Palace, Westminster Palace, London Tower, London Eye,
Stonehenge, Wembley Stadium, etc.
Results of Quesntionnaire
117 people answered a
questionnaire on sightseeing in London. They included the teachers,
who are foreigners, and the Meiji university students. According to
the results of the questionnaire, the most famous sightseeing place
is Big Ben.
Big Ben
Everybody knows Big Ben as the most famous place in England. The
tower was attached to Westminster Palace in 1859 by Augustus Welby
Northmore Pugin. He constructed Westminster Palace too. The first
name of the tower was the Clock Tower. In 2012, the name was changed
to Elizabeth Tower. Big Ben is actually the name of the bell inside
the Elizabeth Tower that chimes the hour.
According to the latest news, Big Ben does not
ring now. On September 22, 2017, Big Ben chimed for the last time before
falling silent for four years. The iconic bell will remain silent
until 2021, while conservation work is carried out. The chimes
emanating from the bell have kept time in the British capital for
157 years. Big Ben will continue to chime for important national
events such as New Year's Eve.
-
Introduction: Vatican City
Do you
know the Vatican? Maybe, a lot of Japanese hardly
know much about this country. The Vatican City is an
independent country. It's located in the northwestern
part of Rome. It has an area of only 0.44 square km,
making the Vatican the smallest country in the world.
The Christians had been persecuted by successive Roman
emperors. In 313, the Roman Emperor Constantine accepted Christianity.
In 324, Saint Peter's Basilica was built on the place where it
is said that St. Peter became a martyr. The Vatican history begins
here. In 1870, Italy was unified, and the Pope lost territory in
other parts of Italy. After that, the fight continued between
the boards of the Pope and Italian state. In 1929, they concluded
the Lateran Treaty, and the Vatican City was born.
Interview with Jim Elwood
(1) When did you go? (2) Did you go with your family or alone? (3) How
long did you stay? (4) What place left the biggest impression on you?
(5) What painting gave you the biggest impression? (6) What feelings did
you have in the Vatican? (7) Do you want to go back? (8) Do you have
any advice for people who haven't been to the Vatican?
(1) 2 years ago. March, 2015 (2) With his wife (3)
3 days (4) the Sistine Chapel (in the photo
to the left) (5) The Creation of Adam
(in the photo above) (6) Magical and
wonderful (7) Of course! (8) A. To make a plan well B. To study
about Vatican (history)
before you go.
-
The Ancient City of Kyoto
Do you know Kyoto? For example,
green tea, the autumn leaves, yuba, maiko, and so on. Kyoto was the
capital a very long time ago. So there is a lot of Japanese traditional
culture and buildings in Kyoto even now. If you go to Kyoto, you can
feel relaxed and come to like its atmosphere. Maybe you will lose
enough time to go around and do all the sightseeing you want because
all of the places are very comfortable. At such times how do you
decide where to go? By dice or lottery? This article will tell you
about where you should visit. That's Kinkaku-ji Temple.
According to our survey, most people have been to Kyoto.
Kinkaku-ji Temple is very popular, so I think a lot of tourists
go there. But many people don't know much about Kinkaku-ji
Temple. Here is some information so you can enjoy Kinkaku-ji
Temple more and more.
At first, Kinkaku-ji Temple was only the nickname. Half of
people knew that, but the other people didn't know. The original
name of Kinkaku-ji Temple was Rokuon-ji Temple. Why is
Rokuon-ji Temple called Kinkakuji-Temple? Because "Kinkaku"
means Shariden. "Shari" means bone and Shariden worship
the shari, or bones, of Buddha.
Next, Kinkaku-ji Temple was rebuilt in the Showa era, in 1955,
because of a fire in 1950. It cost 28 million when the average
monthly salary in Japan was only ¥13 thousand!
Finally, Kinkaku-ji Temple used 20kg gold to build. Now one
gram of gold is about ¥5000 on the market. So 20kg gold cost
?100 million. Kinkaku-ji Temple stays beautiful with a lot
of effort. Why don't you go to Kinkaku-ji Temple?
-
Sightseeing in London
Why don't you eat out? Most
students who live alone do not cook.
This is very surprising. But, few people cook several times a week. Many
people are busy everyday. So, cooking when they are busy is very nice.
Many people will experience living alone in the future. Even if they
live alone, most people will not cook everyday. This graph will encourage
you to start living alone as you don't have to cook every day in the future.
Student Recipes
Student recipes are more familiar than those from an ordinary cookbook. Thus,
we gathered recipes from a questionnaire. These recipes have a rough process.
They are made by eye measure when cooking, so everyone who wrote the recipes
wrote only how they made them. For that reason there are not exact.
Omelet with Fried Rice
First, put bacon in a frying pan and stir-fry, then add cabbage,
salt and pepper and stir-fry. Second, put the rice in the
frying pan and taste it with ketchup and a little salt and
pepper. Then, serve on a plate. Next, mix two eggs, mayonnaise,
salt and pepper, and sugar. When you put mayonnaise the egg
becomes fluffy. Then, put the eggs in a heated pan in two
portions. Mix at once to make it fluffy. Finally, serve the
eggs on the rice.
Minestrone
First, stir-fry olive oil and garlic. Next, add vegetables that you
like and sausage. Then, add water, canned tomato and consomme.
Finally, simmer for about ten minutes.
Potato Salad
First, First, boil some potatoes and carrots. Finally, mix carrots,
cucumbers, ham, and mayonnaise into potatoes
Consomme Soup
First, put olive oil in a pot. Next, add the vegetables
you like in the pot (e.g., cabbage, carrots, onions, corn, bacon).
Then, fry for 5 minutes. Next, add water to the pot. Next, after
you put bacon in the pot. Finally, add consomm? to the pot.
-
Campus Food
Why don't you eat out? What are you always eating
at lunch? Sometimes, how about going out of your campus for a delicious lunch? Here
are some restaurants recommended by Meiji students.
Izumi
Musashiya @ 1000yen
This is the most popular ramen restaurant
among Izumi students. The feature of the
is the rich soup. If you're a Meiji student,
you should come here!
This is next to the Izumi campus.
Gao @ 1000-2000yen
This is an unusual Okonomiyaki restaurant. This is famous
for not only Okonomiyaki, but also French toast.
Both are delicious.
From Meidaimae, go right, you will find this shop.
Spoon House @ 900-1500
They have a wide variety of food. You can enjoy meals (omelets,
fries) and sweets (pancakes, parfaits) in this caf?. Every dish
is cheap and delicious.
From Meidaimae, go left, turn right, turn
right again at the yellow shop, go straight for a while, and you'll
find this shop.
Pizza Salvatore @ 1000-1500yen
As a lunch set, you can eat pizza or pasta, salad, and drink for 1000yen.
The pizza is baked in a kettle are glutinous and good taste.
This shop is on the right side of Meidaimae station.
Nakano
Daily Chico @ 500yen
You must be surprised at such a big ice cream. It's famous for eight-color
ice cream. If you come here, you should try the biggest one.
You can find this shop on the first
floor of Nakano Broadway.
Steak Tei @ 900-1500yen
Here, you can eat delicious meat, rice, and miso soup at a low price. I recommend
the big steak with butter and sauce.
From the entrance of Nakano Broadway, go right, turn left at
Nakanosou, you'll find this shop.
Suguradai
Mori no Butchazu @ 1000-2000yen
This is the most popular ramen restaurant
among Izumi students. The feature of the
is the rich soup. If you're a Meiji student,
you should come here!
This is next to the Izumi campus.
Udon Maruka @ from 1000yen
This may be most popular Udon shop in Tokyo. To eat the Udon, you
have to line up for a few minutes, but it's worth it.
From the library of Surugadai campus, go
straight and you'll find this shop on the righthand street.
-
Convenience Stores
Hello.
Everybody know.
Accord Eve.
- ✔
the Main News (2016)
- ✔
Happy Newspaper (2015)
- ✔
Touching Times (2014)
- ✔
Time to Read (2013)
- ✔
We Don't Tell Lies (2012)
- ✔
Lake Side Story (2003)
- ✔
Page It Forward (2002)
- ✔
You're Got A M@g@zine (2001)
T
he Meiji baseball team has a history of over 100 years. Here is the timeline of the team's history.
Tokyo Big 6 Baseball
Daichi Fujita is the manager of the Meiji Baseball team and he was happy to answer a few questions.
Q: Why did you decide to join the Meiji University baseball team?
Fujita: Because I think that I could grow
by participating in a high level of baseball.
Q: How many times a week do you practice?
Fujita: I try to practice six times a week.
Q: Please let me know your enthusiasm for the
fall league.
Fujita: I'd like to contribute to the team's victory in any way.
The Meiji University baseball team beat Waseda University baseball team last week to win the
set 2 games to 1. Meiji baseball team will play Tokyo University baseball
team this weekend. Let's cheer on Meiji baseball.
Fire ants live in South America
and Southeast Asia. Fire ants came to Japan on board a ship. Fire ants have
a reddish brown body with white legs. They live in the dry grassland of
South America. If you are bitten by a fire ant, the symptoms to the
poison of fire ant are different by human. Some people have an allergic
shock, but most of them have no distinctions in their lives. The best
method of its treatment is to rest.
We conducted a questionnaire about fire ants this time. 64 percent of people know about fire ants but 36 percent of people don't know about fire ants. Over 60 percent of the people know fire ants from TV and about 20 percent people know fire ants from the Internet. About only 40 percent of people know the real enemy of fire ants is Japanese ants.
Sightseeing in London
How many sightseeing sites in
England do you know? There are really a lot, including Big Ben,
Buckingham Palace, Westminster Palace, London Tower, London Eye,
Stonehenge, Wembley Stadium, etc.
Results of Quesntionnaire
117 people answered a
questionnaire on sightseeing in London. They included the teachers,
who are foreigners, and the Meiji university students. According to
the results of the questionnaire, the most famous sightseeing place
is Big Ben.
Big Ben
Everybody knows Big Ben as the most famous place in England. The
tower was attached to Westminster Palace in 1859 by Augustus Welby
Northmore Pugin. He constructed Westminster Palace too. The first
name of the tower was the Clock Tower. In 2012, the name was changed
to Elizabeth Tower. Big Ben is actually the name of the bell inside
the Elizabeth Tower that chimes the hour.
According to the latest news, Big Ben does not ring now. On September 22, 2017, Big Ben chimed for the last time before falling silent for four years. The iconic bell will remain silent until 2021, while conservation work is carried out. The chimes emanating from the bell have kept time in the British capital for 157 years. Big Ben will continue to chime for important national events such as New Year's Eve.
Introduction: Vatican City
Do you know the Vatican? Maybe, a lot of Japanese hardly know much about this country. The Vatican City is an independent country. It's located in the northwestern part of Rome. It has an area of only 0.44 square km, making the Vatican the smallest country in the world.
The Christians had been persecuted by successive Roman
emperors. In 313, the Roman Emperor Constantine accepted Christianity.
In 324, Saint Peter's Basilica was built on the place where it
is said that St. Peter became a martyr. The Vatican history begins
here. In 1870, Italy was unified, and the Pope lost territory in
other parts of Italy. After that, the fight continued between
the boards of the Pope and Italian state. In 1929, they concluded
the Lateran Treaty, and the Vatican City was born.
Interview with Jim Elwood
(1) When did you go? (2) Did you go with your family or alone? (3) How
long did you stay? (4) What place left the biggest impression on you?
(5) What painting gave you the biggest impression? (6) What feelings did
you have in the Vatican? (7) Do you want to go back? (8) Do you have
any advice for people who haven't been to the Vatican?
(1) 2 years ago. March, 2015 (2) With his wife (3)
3 days (4) the Sistine Chapel (in the photo
to the left) (5) The Creation of Adam
(in the photo above) (6) Magical and
wonderful (7) Of course! (8) A. To make a plan well B. To study
about Vatican (history)
before you go.
The Ancient City of Kyoto
Do you know Kyoto? For example,
green tea, the autumn leaves, yuba, maiko, and so on. Kyoto was the
capital a very long time ago. So there is a lot of Japanese traditional
culture and buildings in Kyoto even now. If you go to Kyoto, you can
feel relaxed and come to like its atmosphere. Maybe you will lose
enough time to go around and do all the sightseeing you want because
all of the places are very comfortable. At such times how do you
decide where to go? By dice or lottery? This article will tell you
about where you should visit. That's Kinkaku-ji Temple.
According to our survey, most people have been to Kyoto.
Kinkaku-ji Temple is very popular, so I think a lot of tourists
go there. But many people don't know much about Kinkaku-ji
Temple. Here is some information so you can enjoy Kinkaku-ji
Temple more and more.
At first, Kinkaku-ji Temple was only the nickname. Half of
people knew that, but the other people didn't know. The original
name of Kinkaku-ji Temple was Rokuon-ji Temple. Why is
Rokuon-ji Temple called Kinkakuji-Temple? Because "Kinkaku"
means Shariden. "Shari" means bone and Shariden worship
the shari, or bones, of Buddha.
Next, Kinkaku-ji Temple was rebuilt in the Showa era, in 1955,
because of a fire in 1950. It cost 28 million when the average
monthly salary in Japan was only ¥13 thousand!
Finally, Kinkaku-ji Temple used 20kg gold to build. Now one
gram of gold is about ¥5000 on the market. So 20kg gold cost
?100 million. Kinkaku-ji Temple stays beautiful with a lot
of effort. Why don't you go to Kinkaku-ji Temple?
Sightseeing in London
Why don't you eat out? Most
students who live alone do not cook.
This is very surprising. But, few people cook several times a week. Many
people are busy everyday. So, cooking when they are busy is very nice.
Many people will experience living alone in the future. Even if they
live alone, most people will not cook everyday. This graph will encourage
you to start living alone as you don't have to cook every day in the future.
Student Recipes
Student recipes are more familiar than those from an ordinary cookbook. Thus, we gathered recipes from a questionnaire. These recipes have a rough process. They are made by eye measure when cooking, so everyone who wrote the recipes wrote only how they made them. For that reason there are not exact.
Omelet with Fried Rice
First, put bacon in a frying pan and stir-fry, then add cabbage,
salt and pepper and stir-fry. Second, put the rice in the
frying pan and taste it with ketchup and a little salt and
pepper. Then, serve on a plate. Next, mix two eggs, mayonnaise,
salt and pepper, and sugar. When you put mayonnaise the egg
becomes fluffy. Then, put the eggs in a heated pan in two
portions. Mix at once to make it fluffy. Finally, serve the
eggs on the rice.
Minestrone
First, stir-fry olive oil and garlic. Next, add vegetables that you
like and sausage. Then, add water, canned tomato and consomme.
Finally, simmer for about ten minutes.
Potato Salad
First, First, boil some potatoes and carrots. Finally, mix carrots,
cucumbers, ham, and mayonnaise into potatoes
Consomme Soup
First, put olive oil in a pot. Next, add the vegetables
you like in the pot (e.g., cabbage, carrots, onions, corn, bacon).
Then, fry for 5 minutes. Next, add water to the pot. Next, after
you put bacon in the pot. Finally, add consomm? to the pot.
Campus Food
Why don't you eat out? What are you always eating at lunch? Sometimes, how about going out of your campus for a delicious lunch? Here are some restaurants recommended by Meiji students.
Izumi
Musashiya @ 1000yen
This is the most popular ramen restaurant
among Izumi students. The feature of the
is the rich soup. If you're a Meiji student,
you should come here!
This is next to the Izumi campus.
Gao @ 1000-2000yen
This is an unusual Okonomiyaki restaurant. This is famous
for not only Okonomiyaki, but also French toast.
Both are delicious.
From Meidaimae, go right, you will find this shop.
Spoon House @ 900-1500
They have a wide variety of food. You can enjoy meals (omelets,
fries) and sweets (pancakes, parfaits) in this caf?. Every dish
is cheap and delicious.
From Meidaimae, go left, turn right, turn
right again at the yellow shop, go straight for a while, and you'll
find this shop.
Pizza Salvatore @ 1000-1500yen
As a lunch set, you can eat pizza or pasta, salad, and drink for 1000yen.
The pizza is baked in a kettle are glutinous and good taste.
This shop is on the right side of Meidaimae station.
Nakano
Daily Chico @ 500yen
You must be surprised at such a big ice cream. It's famous for eight-color
ice cream. If you come here, you should try the biggest one.
You can find this shop on the first
floor of Nakano Broadway.
Steak Tei @ 900-1500yen
Here, you can eat delicious meat, rice, and miso soup at a low price. I recommend
the big steak with butter and sauce.
From the entrance of Nakano Broadway, go right, turn left at
Nakanosou, you'll find this shop.
Suguradai
Mori no Butchazu @ 1000-2000yen
This is the most popular ramen restaurant
among Izumi students. The feature of the
is the rich soup. If you're a Meiji student,
you should come here!
This is next to the Izumi campus.
Udon Maruka @ from 1000yen
This may be most popular Udon shop in Tokyo. To eat the Udon, you
have to line up for a few minutes, but it's worth it.
From the library of Surugadai campus, go
straight and you'll find this shop on the righthand street.
Convenience Stores
Hello.
Everybody know.
Accord Eve.
- ✔ the Main News (2016)
- ✔ Happy Newspaper (2015)
- ✔ Touching Times (2014)
- ✔ Time to Read (2013)
- ✔ We Don't Tell Lies (2012)
- ✔ Lake Side Story (2003)
- ✔ Page It Forward (2002)
- ✔ You're Got A M@g@zine (2001)
Journaux Francais
- ✔ Bonjour Meiji (Septembre 2017)
- ✔ Les Nouvelles (Septembre 2016)
Captivating Headline Here
L a durée du contrat d'engagement initial du légionnaire est de 5 ans (non négociable). A l'issue de ce premier contrat, le légionnaire optera pour la poursuite de sa carrière par le biais de contrats successifs dont la durée varie entre 6 mois et 5
And even more French text coming here!
Second Captivating Headline Here
L a durée du contrat d'engagement initial du légionnaire est de 5 ans (non négociable). A l'issue de ce premier contrat, le légionnaire optera pour la poursuite de sa carrière par le biais de contrats successifs dont la durée varie entre 6 mois et 5
The German newspaper will be appear here for your reading enjoyment.
Additional text here.
The Chinese newspaper will be appear here (soon, maybe).
Additional text here.
On this page we will soon have newspapers from years past. These will be pdf files, which you are free to peruse and use as you would like. Enjoy!
English newspapers
Deutsche Zeitungen