Testimonials

December 2010

• A Difficult Friendship
  Dec. 18, 2010
  A teenager falls in love with his best friend's sister. Looking at her and talking to her in front of his buddy and partner in crime thus becomes an almost impossible task. But what is the young man in love feeling? A strong desire to talk to her, mixed with the fear that his feelings won't be reciprocated and that his best friend will find out.
• A title that was hard-won and is now being savored
  Dec. 18, 2010
  The ORT basketball team has won 14 local and international intercollegiate tournaments; however, the University Basketball League trophy had eluded them. This year, the effort that began with the first practices in the heat of February culminated in the championship title. Despite the significance of this achievement, the team, the coaching staff, and the Sports Coordination remain humble and are already preparing to face the challenge of defending their title in 2011.
• “Play is a big part of what makes us human”
  Dec. 18, 2010
  Video games aren't just for kids. This is demonstrated by Gonzalo Frasca, a 38-year-old professor of video games at the School of Communication and Design who holds a Ph.D. in the field from the IT University of Copenhagen in Denmark. He has designed children's video games for companies such as Cartoon Network, Disney, and Warner Bros. He has also produced video games based on current events.
• "ORT has highly qualified has , which allows students to interact with experts in various fields"
  Dec. 18, 2010
  Interview with Romina Sztarcsevszky, Bachelor of Arts in International Studies.
• "College prepares you for much more than just the job market"
  Dec. 1, 2010
  Interview with Pablo Brum, Bachelor of Arts in International Studies.
• "ORT meets the highest international academic standards"
  Dec. 1, 2010
  Juan Sebastián Roda, Bachelor of Arts in Economics.