Druckfrisch und praktisch

Ab sofort zu haben: der Taschenkalender 2012/2013

Der Taschenkalender 2012/2013

Alle Jahre wirft das neue Studienjahr, das am 1. Oktober 2012 beginnt, seine Schatten voraus. Der druckfrische Taschenkalender bietet bereits jetzt die Möglichkeit, die kommenden Monate gut zu planen. Er wurde wieder mit Unterstützung der Bank Austria hergestellt.

Neben wichtigen Uni-Terminen, wie Ferien, sind auch die Planetenkonstellationen sowie die exakten Daten zu Sonnenauf- und -untergang, Mondphasen und Beginn der Jahreszeiten, die Sonnenforscher Univ.-Prof. Dr. Arnold Hanslmeier vom Institut für Physik exakt für den Grazer Raum errechnet hat, nachzulesen.

Der Taschenkalender liegt bei den Portierlogen im Haupt- sowie im RESOWI-Gebäude, an der UB Graz auf und wurde den Instituten zur Verteilung zur Verfügung gestellt. Exemplare können auch in der Abteilung Presse + Kommunikation angefordert werden: communication(at)uni-graz.at

Konstantinos Tzivanopoulos

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