New Prague Wanderer

The Prague Wanderer 
releases its latest issue

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Prague Wanderer starts semester two

What do Vaclav Klaus, the devil and <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />Prague‘s leading spots to toke all have in common?

They all receive special treatment in the first fall edition of

The Prague Wanderer

, the irreverent Web magazine of New YorkUniversity in Prague.

Readers can discover what Czechs think make Americans seem American (hint: it´s more than talking loudly), what words of wisdom President Klaus has to impart on climate change and why

black-light theater is tourist hell

for at least one visitor.

As added bonuses, you get the best advice on

where and how to do absinthe

, find out why

the Devil’s Bible

has taken the country by storm and pinpoint the

hostel in Europe

at which you are least likely to be axe murdered. It’s in Slovakia!

It’s not all drink and doobies, we also report on the significance of

Czech support for Belarusian dissidents

and how feminism is still a

“dirty word” in the Czech lands

.

Last March, a dedicated group of American students created The Prague Wanderer, the first web magazine at one of New YorkUniversity‘s nine overseas campuses.

The

articles

,

columns

and

photo essays

in The Prague Wanderer document the lessons and impressions of students, mostly Americans, studying for four months at NYU in Prague.

Now the next group of wanderers hopes to take the publication to a whole new level, and we ask that you help us with your suggestions.

You can respond to any of the articles, as well as vote on whether the plan for the new national library closely resembles a speckled slug.

The Prague Wanderer appreciates your readership and looks forward to your input. Happy Wandering!