The Voice - Lifestyle - Health
Evolving Landscape Of Religious Beliefs in Belgium
As we move ahead in the second decade of the 21st century, the importance of religion in the lives of people is constantly changing. With the increased dependence on technology and presence of countless materialistic distractions, religion has taken a backseat in developed countries and Belgium is no exception to this. A closer examination of recent trends reveals some intriguing facts and throws light on the way the Belgian society is shaping up for the future.
Vegetarianism: To do or not to do? (2)
In the previous issue of The Voice we have started a discussion about vegetarianism. After a short introduction to the issue let us now further explore it. Meanwhile, should you decide to become a vegetarian, it is the right moment to do so. Summer brings us all its variety of vegetables and fruits.
Vegetarianism: To do or not to do?
Vegetarians, fruitarians, breatharians…They are the people who live, study, work with us. They are almost the same with one small remark: unlike “ordinary” people, they do not eat meat or adhere to the fruit diet only or do not eat at all. Leaving aside the most extreme cases let us talk about the first and the most popular category: Vegetarians.
Leuven Bloedserieus
Traditionally, medical, biomedical and bioengineering students organize Leuven Bloedserieus in November. This year it will take place from the 16th of November till the 19th. During this week we organize blood collections together with the Red Cross.
Swine flu at K.U.Leuven: How to prevent infection
When Christmas is coming up and we will be bombarded once more with all kinds of useless lists, reviewing the past year, it’s not going to be Michael Jackson or Barack Obama who will claim the limelight. No, not even Kimberley Vlaeminck, the notorious Flemish star girl. The one getting all the attention will be the world famous celebrity A/H1N1. For those of you frowning in disbelief, you might know him (or her) better as the Swine Flu virus.
