No one knows why the rumor persists, even though politicians and university presidents just as stubbornly disagree. One thing is certain: many Bavarian students are afraid. Before they have to study digitally alone at home again in the winter semester. Sabine Doering-Manteuffel sighs on the phone, she knows these worries. The universities had also hoped to "get out of crisis mode". But there is Corona, the energy crisis and digitization. But the President of the University of Augsburg and spokeswoman...
It's starting out really well. At the beginning of this festive evening in Munich's Gärtnerplatztheater, the readers have the floor. All those for whom reading the newspaper is a ritual, a necessity, a pleasure, sometimes a nuisance. The big celebration of the 77th birthday of the SZ on Thursday evening with many prominent guests would not have been possible without critical feedback - that's why the editors Roman Deininger and Max Hägler are now on the stage. They are staging...
The list of complaints is long: the Lithuanian employee of a German electronics wholesaler complains, for example, that his Lithuanian account was not accepted as a wage account despite repeated requests. He only gets his salary transferred to a German account. It was similar for a student from Belgium. In the information letter from the Studentenwerk she had to read that she could only process the standing order for the dormitory via a German account. They should please open one...
Now that both the Oktoberfest and the Passion Play in Oberammergau, Germany's most beautiful musical experiences, have come to an end this week, a whole new feeling of inner emptiness is rampant in Munich and throughout Bavaria. The question that everyone is now asking: Where to put the funny costumes, with the unconditional desire for collective intoxication? Who or what redeems us now that Jesus has cut off his hair and the last beery "Angels" has faded away? And above...
When the district chairmen of the Bavarian Farmers' Association (BBV) elected Walter Heidl as their president ten years ago, the Lower Bavarian was the only candidate for the top office. Heidl's legendary predecessor Gerd Sonnleitner and other influential officials had arranged the personnel in advance. When the district chairmen determine Heidl's successor in just under 14 days, they have a choice of five applicants. "It shows that democracy works in our association," says Heidl. "We represent 140,000 members. They are...
The pressure had only increased again a few days ago. On September 20, seven citizens from all over Germany went before the Federal Constitutional Court to assert their basic right to health. A resident of Landshuter Allee in Munich is also part of the new lawsuit. Because the main road is still the sad leader nationwide. It is not only the street section in Munich with the worst air quality, but also in the entire federal territory. "Nowhere else in...
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After the violent death of a young woman after visiting a club in Upper Bavaria, the police and divers searched the river on Thursday where the 23-year-old's body was found. The search for clues in the Prien began around 10:30 a.m. in Aschau im Chiemgau (Rosenheim district), said a police spokesman.The investigators were also busy on Thursday evaluating several dozen tips that had been received after the woman's death. "The investigators now have to check and verify that," said the...
One thing that the long-distance triathlete Anne Haug can hardly help with is dazzling information about her private and emotional life. The 39-year-old from Bayreuth rarely provides relevant information about her favorite films, as did ex-ski racer Lindsey Vonn, who was not averse to dazzling. Vonn once revealed that she loves "Gladiator", Ridley Scott's ancient Roman carnage, and she also recognized some parallels to her former profession: "You're not allowed to use weapons on the ski slopes, but sometimes I...
comment by Daniel BrosslerPeople in 2022 are experiencing many things for the first time. For the first time in at least 60 years, an American president has sent her into the weekend with a concrete prospect of the end of the world. At a fundraising event in New York, Joe Biden spoke several times of an impending Armageddon. For the first time since the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962, if the situation continues to develop, there will be a direct...
