Nibs

the New Orleans experience’. The booklet was written and published by TU Delft and HKV Lijn in Water consultants. State Secretary Karien van Gennip was presented with a copy of the booklet on 24 January. The booklet will also be published in the United States. The Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs supported the publication of the book with an ‘innovation voucher’.
3TU Centre

Minister Pieter Winsemius of the Dutch Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment (VROM) officially opened the new ‘3TU Centre for Ethics and Technology’ on 24 January. The opening was held at the Campus Den Haag. Winsemius discussed the importance and need for socially responsible innovation. The ‘Centre for Ethics and Technology’ is part of the ‘3TU.Federation’, which is a partnership between TU Delft, TU Eindhoven and the University of Twente. The centre focuses on the interplay between ethics, philosophy and technology.
New courses

The new courses at the Sports and Cultural Centre will start at the end of January 2007. The range of courses has been extended with new activities, such as street dance, weight control, graphic design, sport massage, precious metal working, running training for competitive sports, furniture making, theatre and a workshop about wine and food. Students can begin enrolling for the new courses this week. Courses are offered on a first come, first served basis.

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Punched

A 23-year old female student from Amsterdam found an expensive way to express her disappointment that the Delft Student Corps (DSC) had closed for the night. She punched the concierge in the face. “We regularly hire this guy and he also worked as a bouncer at Lorre,” said Rob van der Feltz, president of the DSC. “Such incidents are of course never pleasant.” The DSC had rented the society out for a private party that night. The woman, who the police said was drunk, was fined 330 euro.

New Orleans

In order to prevent our memories of ‘New Orleans’ from fading, the story of this disaster has been chronicled in a new booklet, ‘Flood damage . the New Orleans experience’. The booklet was written and published by TU Delft and HKV Lijn in Water consultants. State Secretary Karien van Gennip was presented with a copy of the booklet on 24 January. The booklet will also be published in the United States. The Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs supported the publication of the book with an ‘innovation voucher’.
3TU Centre

Minister Pieter Winsemius of the Dutch Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment (VROM) officially opened the new ‘3TU Centre for Ethics and Technology’ on 24 January. The opening was held at the Campus Den Haag. Winsemius discussed the importance and need for socially responsible innovation. The ‘Centre for Ethics and Technology’ is part of the ‘3TU.Federation’, which is a partnership between TU Delft, TU Eindhoven and the University of Twente. The centre focuses on the interplay between ethics, philosophy and technology.
New courses

The new courses at the Sports and Cultural Centre will start at the end of January 2007. The range of courses has been extended with new activities, such as street dance, weight control, graphic design, sport massage, precious metal working, running training for competitive sports, furniture making, theatre and a workshop about wine and food. Students can begin enrolling for the new courses this week. Courses are offered on a first come, first served basis.

www.snc.tudelft.nl
Punched

A 23-year old female student from Amsterdam found an expensive way to express her disappointment that the Delft Student Corps (DSC) had closed for the night. She punched the concierge in the face. “We regularly hire this guy and he also worked as a bouncer at Lorre,” said Rob van der Feltz, president of the DSC. “Such incidents are of course never pleasant.” The DSC had rented the society out for a private party that night. The woman, who the police said was drunk, was fined 330 euro.