That's right. Wednesdays at the University of Haifa is FREE BEER DAY! Seriously. Every Wednesday they set up a stage, get a band, bring some kegs, and everybody comes and just relaxes. It was great. And they don't give out bad beer. They give out Tuborg and Carlsberg. I can't imagine any college in America doing this. Especially Pitt. The closest thing they do to this is give out free t-shirts a Fall Fest and Bigelow Bash. The whole experience reminded me a lot of Music in the Park in San Jose. It's outdoors, the bands are cool, and people are just hanging out. The only difference is that there's free beer. Hooray Beer!
Needless to say, schnitzel and beer is now my Wednesday afternoon activity.
On a side note, I'm going to a concert tonight. The band that's playing is called Ha Yehudim (The Jews). They're apparently one of Israel's best bands. I know, their name is very original. Anyways, it should be a lot of fun. My roommates are going and they told me to come. The street team for the band actually interrupted my class this morning to tell us about the concert. I'm excited. The ticket cost 45 shekels (11 dollars) and includes transportation. That's cheaper than any club show in America. It's going to be great.
That's right. Wednesdays at the University of Haifa is FREE BEER DAY! Seriously. Every Wednesday they set up a stage, get a band, bring some kegs, and everybody comes and just relaxes. It was great. And they don't give out bad beer. They give out Tuborg and Carlsberg. I can't imagine any college in America doing this. Especially Pitt. The closest thing they do to this is give out free t-shirts a Fall Fest and Bigelow Bash. The whole experience reminded me a lot of Music in the Park in San Jose. It's outdoors, the bands are cool, and people are just hanging out. The only difference is that there's free beer. Hooray Beer!
Needless to say, schnitzel and beer is now my Wednesday afternoon activity.
On a side note, I'm going to a concert tonight. The band that's playing is called Ha Yehudim (The Jews). They're apparently one of Israel's best bands. I know, their name is very original. Anyways, it should be a lot of fun. My roommates are going and they told me to come. The street team for the band actually interrupted my class this morning to tell us about the concert. I'm excited. The ticket cost 45 shekels (11 dollars) and includes transportation. That's cheaper than any club show in America. It's going to be great.
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