Na, ő az, aki nem elég magyar egyeseknek.
2013. március 14., csütörtök
Egy kapcsolódó kép a mai bölcsészkari zsidózáshoz:
Ungvári Tamás: Csalódások kora - A 'zsidókérdés' magyarországi története c. könyvéből:
A bölcsészkari zsidózásról
"Zsidók! Az egyetem a miénk, nem a tiétek! Üdvözlettel: a magyar
hallgatók..." - írták ki Heller Ágnes szobájára (és György Péterére is
hasonlót) az ELTE BTK-n.
Hát, tudjátok, mit, ha a magyar egyetemek csak nem-zsidó magyaroké lehetnek, akkor a zsidó-magyar/magyar-zsidó Nobel díjasok pedig csak a mieink, magyar zsidóké. Mint például:
- Wigner Jenő
- Gábor Dénes
- Polányi János
Igen, ezt most mind hirtelen felindulásból íróm. Tudom, hogy a fent
említettek szeretnének a magyaroké lenni, egyszerűen a magyaroké felekezetre
való tekintet nélkül. És hogy nem szabad belemenni a kisajátítósdiba. De
egyszerűen nem fér a fejembe, hogy miért olyan borzasztó magyar-nemzet ellenes
támadás, hogy valaki, aki a New School for Social Research tanára,
tanítja a magyar diákságot? Szerintem hálásnak kéne lenni, hogy Heller Ágnes
azok után, amiket tettek vele a különböző rezsimek ebben az országban, még
mindig jelen van a magyar közéletben ahelyett, hogy békésen élne New Yorkban.
Hogy jön ahhoz bárki is, hogy egy ilyen kaliberű tudóst megbélyegezzen?
Hihetetlenül nevetséges, hogy fel vannak háborodva, hogy jobbnál jobb tudósok
tanítanak az ELTÉ-n, mert történetesen van, aki zsidó a kiváló tudósok közül.
Másrészt ellenben tragikus, hogy egy Holokauszt túlélőt megint megbélyegeznek
mint zsidót.
Ok, legyen a magyar egyetem a "színmagyaroké", a végén úgyis
kiderül, hogy senki sem "színmagyar". Akit meg kirekesztenek innen,
az bőven találhat nagyobb kaliberű egyetemeket is a világban, ahol nem
bélyegzik meg.
Sajnálom, hogy ilyen dühösen írok Magyarországról és azon belül a karról,
ahol tanultam, tudom, hogy rengeteg nagyon is tisztességes és jó ember tanul
ott. Csak el vagyok keseredve és elegem van.
A kép forrása:
http://index.hu/belfold/2013/03/14/zsidozo_matricak_az_elte-n/
2013. március 3., vasárnap
Violation of Privacy Rights Committed by a Hungarian Student Union - For The CEU Weekly
Original publication: http://ceuweekly.blogspot.hu/2013/03/violation-of-privacy-rights-committed.html
In the midst of student protestations against the government that made HaHa (Students Network) and HÖOK (the countrywide organization of Student Unions of Hungarian universities) cooperate, suddenly a really disgusting document became public that ruined the respectability of the Student Union of the country’s most prominent faculty, Faculty of Humanities of ELTE.
In the midst of student protestations against the government that made HaHa (Students Network) and HÖOK (the countrywide organization of Student Unions of Hungarian universities) cooperate, suddenly a really disgusting document became public that ruined the respectability of the Student Union of the country’s most prominent faculty, Faculty of Humanities of ELTE.
The document is an Excel table containing private
data of 600 students who participated 2009 in the faculty’s camp for new first
year students. Beyond the data provided by the students themselves for the
purposes of application (name, address…) there are additional columns
indicating notifications made by Student Union members to sign who might
possibly become Student Union member later and who not. These notifications
provide information collected from social media sites and involve religious and
ethnic background of the students, their political preferences and moreover
shocking sexist remarks in case of girls. The column where “yes” or “no” is
written in each rows turned out to refer to the person’s presupposed Jewish or
non Jewish origin, whereas the column containing 1, 2, 3, or 4 refers to the
party that the person assumedly supports. Regarding the sexist remarks – I do
not want to quote any of them.
Besides the mere non-sense of the collection and
storage of such data, the significance of this now publicly known document is
that Student Unions of Hungarian Universities have quite great part in the
decisions regarding scholarship and dorm room distributions. And experience
shows that students marked as Jewish, liberal or leftist were unlikely to gain
any positions in the Student Union of ELTE BTK (Faculty of Humanities of ELTE).
It is noteworthy that quite a few leaders of Jobbik worked at their younger age
in the Student Union of ELTE BTK, which has been obvious for years, but until
now it could be considered a mere prejudice that members of ELTE BTK Student
Union must be radical rightists.
As it turned out, such database was developed not
only for 2009, but was an annual routine of the faculty’s Student Union. Following
the scandal ELTE’s leadership suspended ELTE BTK Student Union’s mandate.
The infamous excel document came to light clearly
for the interest of those who want to weaken the student protestations by strengthening
tension between HaHa and HÖOK. Unfortunately the HÖOK (which is a countrywide
body of Student Unions) did not condemn the ELTE BTK Student Union as
energetically as it should have been done. It is justified to fear that the aim
of ruining the alliance between HaHa and HÖOK will be achieved.
Myself – as an alumna of ELTE BTK – must add that
the worst thing is that I am not greatly surprised by the existence of such a
nasty list. I am shocked only by the degree
of demonstrated
sexism, Anti-Semitism and right-wing bias. One might
hope only for two things: that this scandal at least will lead to the birth of
a better Student Union body following the approaching elections and to the
weakening of Jobbik’s popularity among youth.
Agnes
Kelemen
Yes, We Keep on Protesting - One of my Articles for The CEU Weekly
Original publication: http://ceuweekly.blogspot.hu/2013/02/yes-we-keep-on-protesting.html
The story of
the Hungarian students’ protestation against the government’s antidemocratic
higher-education-reform goes on. Since the 6 requirements of HÖOK (official representational body
of university students) and HaHa (Students Network) were not fulfilled, but on
the contrary, most of them neglected by the government until the deadline of
the students’ ultimatum (February 11, 2013), university and high school
students took a hard line again. The few days that have passed since February
11 saw masses of student demonstrators going to the streets in various cities
across Hungary, the occupation of university buildings and the (partial)
withdrawal of the State Secretary for Education, Rózsa Hoffmann. She continues
her work as State Secretary of Public Education, while there is a new State
Secretary for Higher Education, István Klinghammer. His entrée into his new
function was rather arrogant, since he declared that the protesting students
are only some immature playing young people.
In the morning of February 11
members of the Students Network interrupted several lectures held at the
Faculty of Humanities of ELTE and organized a forum for the students to discuss
the further steps to be chosen in the struggle for the future of Hungarian
higher education. At 3 o’clock in the afternoon HaHa held a demonstration in
Deák square. It is important to note that Students Network functions on the
basis of direct democracy, thus every participant of their forums has the right
to speak to the participants and all the decisions are voted by the
participants. This method makes Haha’s decision making quite slow, therefore
one should admire their results in organizing demonstrations even more.
By the evening of February 11
student demonstrators occupied the buildings of the Faculty of Humanities of
ELTE, Corvinus University and University of Theatre and Film Arts. A part of
the university occupier students spent the night in one of the buildings of
Faculty of Humanities of ELTE and declared a new partial agreement plan
concerning the reform of higher education that is an alternative to the pact
signed on January 21 by Minister of Human Resources Zoltán Balog and HÖOK
president Dávid Nagy.
Why is HÖOK still cooperating
with HaHa which is not an elected representational body, unlike HÖOK? The
reason is the government’s incorrect (or nasty might be a more appropriate
expression here) attitude towards any kind of democratic organizations, which
was once again proved when Fidesz initiated to include in the Basic Law (that
Hungary has instead of a Constitution) the infamous student contract, the most
controversial innovation of the higher education reform plan, despite the pact
signed with HÖOK on January 21 that promised to alleviate it. The student
contract would oblige all the students who receive student loan while studying
in Hungarian higher education to work in Hungary for twice as many years as the
years spent at the university, without any kind of guarantee to be able to work
in their profession. Consequently HÖOK has no other choice than cooperating
with those who really care for the university’s future: Students Network and
Professors Network, instead of those who have the power to reform higher
education but are only interested in decreasing spending on it (apparently the
government).
Agnes Kelemen,
Hungary
Nationalism Studies
2013. február 4., hétfő
Legutóbbi cikkem a CEU Weeklyben a diákmozgalom állásáról
http://ceuweekly.blogspot.hu/2013/01/will-hungarian-students-keep-on.html
2012. december 14., péntek
Hungarian Students Want to Save Hungarian Higher Education
A CEU Weekly szerkesztőségi tagjaként igyekszem támogatni a diáktüntetéseket. A cikk eredeti megjelenése: http://ceuweekly.blogspot.hu/2012/12/hungarian-students-want-to-save.html
Hungarian Students Want to Save Hungarian Higher Education
Last week Prime Minister Viktor
Orban's government announced new cuts in higher education. From the next
academic year the government plans to fully finance only 10,480 university
students, two-thirds fewer than this year (which is already significantly fewer
than before). They will partly finance the tuition of 46,000 more, these
46 000 students will be practically forced to either take student loan and
become indebted, or leave Hungary for those EU countries which provide free
higher education. An additional problem is that the government made this
decision without consulting professionals involved in higher education or
student unions, and the decision was made public only in December, one and a
half month before the application deadlines. Consequently, future applicants
could not know whether there would be state-financed places at the faculties to
which they might have prepared themselves for years.
This was the very last drop after
last year’s radical cuts. Hungarian students now are reacting with passionate
demonstrations, in high schools, university buildings and in the streets as
well, despite the freezing cold. The students, staging the second spontaneous
protest march through the streets of Budapest, are demanding that the
government give up its plans and start a public dialogue about the reform of
higher education, involving student organizations and universities.
Demonstrations are not taking
place only in the capital. Students of Pécs, Szeged, Miskolc and Nyíregyháza
also organize protesting activities. Since students and prospective students
usually have parents and grandparents, older members of the society started to
realize what is going on in our country. We will see next year how many
thousands of Hungarians emigrate because of not having opportunity to study in
their homeland. Hungary has a long tradition to give its intelligentsia to the
world by making their lives impossible here. Nevertheless, the protestations
will continue next week, now there is still some hope that the political elite will
understand the simple message of the students: “Do not send us away!”
Agnes Kelemen
2012. november 8., csütörtök
Na, holnapra viszont sikerült nagyon finom ebédet főznöm. Paradicsomos-zöldborsós csirkefalatok, mértékletes fűszerezéssel, viszont 3 különböző fajta hagymával. Viszont tényleg kétségbeejtően gazdaságtalan 1 v 2 adagot főzni. Nyilván béna vagyok és nem sikerül a legolcsóbb boltokat kiszúrnom, de annyira nem érdekel az ügy, hogy messzebbre menjek vagy összehasonlító árelemzést végezzek. És ha az időt is beleszámítom, ami a legdrágább, akkor végképp rossz befektetés ez a magamnak főzősdi. De most azért büszke vagyok magamra. :)
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