Talk:Alma Mater Europaea

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The article has obviously been written by their marketing department or similar, which I guess can be ok. But squeezing even the most minute connection to Ivy League and similar universities into the head of the article seems to me inadequate and actually also from a marketing perspective quite desparate. You really need to mention as part of the general description of your universitiy, that someone from Oxford gave a talk there? E.X.; 20.1.21

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