Prepping the Government's Big Plan into a Swanky Magazine! 🗞️
University distributes joint political manifesto in print format - University Releases the Coalition Treaty in Magazine Format
Get ready, folks! The intriguing coalition agreement between the higher-ups is making its grand debut this weekend! From Saturday onwards, you can grab a copy of the entertaining magazine at your local train station bookstore... or even order one if you fancy taking your time. The creative juices were flowing during the production of this beauty, as it was the brainchild of a group of design students from Hildesheim University of Applied Sciences and Arts, teamed up with the sharp-minded Hamburg journalist and media tycoon, Oliver Wurm.
"It's crucial that we keep things engrossing while supplying the public with essential information," Sabine Cole, a prof at Hildesheim university, explained. After all, the next four years carry significant historical challenges, as mentioned in the preamble of the coalition agreement. So, this innovative mag aims to make the hefty 146-page tome readily accessible to all citizens.
To make this labor of love as easy on the eyes as possible, the team worked their magic with plenty of highlights, pictures, and graphics. And guess what? The text in the magazine is bathed in pleasant pastel tones — making memories at 3 a.m. and 4 a.m. definitely paid off! Curiously enough, the entire project took shape in a whopping nine sleepless days and nights. The magazine will cost you a cool 12 euros.
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- The coalition agreement between the higher-ups will be published in a magazine this weekend, available at your local train station bookstore.
- The team behind this magazine, comprising design students from Hildesheim University and journalist Oliver Wurm, aimed to make the coalition agreement accessible to all citizens.
- To make the magazine engaging and user-friendly, the team added highlights, pictures, graphics, and used pastel tones for the text.
- If you're interested in learning more about the coalition agreement and want an easy-to-read version, pick up a copy of the magazine at your local train station bookstore this weekend.
