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Allotments provide food for the soul, too
Aristotle University's initiative to lease 100-square meter allotments to 400 residents where they can grow fruit and vegetables under the guidance of the Agricultural School's teachers and students, has proved incredibly popular.
 INSIDE COMMUNITY
Art meets charity in Korydallos installations
On a daily basis, residents of Korydallos, a suburb of Piraeus, are making their own additions to a number of makeshift hangers th...
Kypseli Market to be given back to residents of rundown Athens neighborhood
Residents of the rundown neighborhood of Kypseli in central Athens will be getting back their central marketplace as a project by ...
Teacher Tom says ‘Let the kids play’ as he joins Athens school
The usual breaktime mayhem was in full swing in the Ippocratous Street school playground in central Athens. Tom Hobson, or Teacher...
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The role of Greece's Jews in the WWII Resistance
 
The Jewish Museum of Greece in Athens tells the story of hundreds of Greek Jews refused to pin the yellow star on their outer garments and instead took up arms against the Nazis.

Teacher Tom says ‘Let the kids play’
 
“Play is the class,” says the acclaimed educator. “Play is the tool that will light their flame, that will make them curious about the world.

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COMMENT
PERCEPTIONS
Greece: A reality check
By Nick Malkoutzis
To start talking about a “success story” now would be to insult the feelings and intelligence of 1.3 million Greeks that are out of work, some 400,000 families that have nobody earning an income, about 300,000 workers whose employers have not paid them for months, hundreds of thousands who have work but are finding it difficult to make ends meet and numerous young people who see their future away from Greece.
TRAVEL
AMMOULIANI
Getting the best of both worlds
By Natasha Siniori
Ammouliani may not be Greece’s most beautiful island but it is pretty in its own low-key way even though its charms may not suit everyone.
FOOD
EPIRUS
The pie lover’s destination
By Evi Voutsina
Pies are household favorites nationwide, though the greatest variety is probably found in Epirus, northwestern Greece, whose mountains are covered in a wide variety of wild greens, herbs and mushrooms that are used in an equally vast array of pies.
 RECENT NEWS
1. Greece changes term of gas privatization to accomodate Gazprom, source says
2. EU leaders to focus on tackling youth unemployment at next summit
3. Two arrested, one sought in Mani for growing cannabis plants
4. Hydra blaze under control
5. Verhofstadt urges Greece to take reforms
6. Illegal booze plant seized
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Today
This Week
1. Greece visa pledge attracting investors
2. Greek prices ‘on level of Germany’
3. Greek government in bid to mend rift over anti-racism bill
4. OSE has troika’s blessing for routes
5. Two arrested, one sought in Mani for growing cannabis plants
6. Hydra blaze under control
Today
This Week
1. Golden Dawn MP ejected from Parl't after 'Heil Hitler' incident [UPDATE]
2. Slovenian philospher Zizek proposes 'gulag' for those who do not support SYRIZA
3. Eurozone decisions on direct bank recap and debt relief for Greece imminent, says Dijsellbloem
4. On a dangerous path
5. Greece isn't turning the corner
6. Poll shows SYRIZA edge ahead, low faith in all parties
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