Kat Nickola
Writer and Editor at Stars and Stripes
Writer and Editor for #Stripes Europe | Grad Student at #UHIArchaeology | #PSUGeography Alum
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3 days ago |
europe.stripes.com | Kat Nickola
Wiesbaden 2025 graduates (provided by Wiesbaden HS) “Here is a look at the 2025 graduating classes from the 21 DoDEA high schools across Europe and the Middle East. Congratulations to these incredible military-affiliated students; we can’t wait to see the incredible things you do.
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2 weeks ago |
europe.stripes.com | Kat Nickola
F1 race pit team performing a tire change (Martin Barraud/KOTO - Adobe Stock) You are cheering from the packed bleachers as 20 compact open-cockpit one-seater racing cars blitz past as a flurry of noise mixes with the smell of rubber; this is Formula One (F1), and the Grand Prix race has just begun. In Europe, most auto racing is governed by the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FiA), whose headquarters is in Paris, France.
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2 weeks ago |
europe.stripes.com | Rachel Smith |Kat Nickola
“Mean Girls Jr.” at Bavaria Performing Arts () When homeschooler Cady Herron (Emmalyn Taylor) starts at a public school for the first time in her life, she discovers the most popular girls and paves her way to become one of them. This fun, fast-paced musical at Bavaria Performing Arts is directed by Rachel Harper and features an all-youth cast tackling the bullies of today.
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2 weeks ago |
europe.stripes.com | Kat Nickola
Markthalle Neun is an indoor market in Kreuzberg district of Berlin, Germany (von EnginKorkmaz - Adobe Stock) It’s 10 p.m. and my family wanders inside a large steel and glass structure, perusing the options amidst noisy bustling and delicious smells. My son meanders while he munches on a few croquettes. I help my daughter choose an adorable pizzetta with fresh mozzarella and basil while my husband is a few feet away eyeing the pintxos.
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3 weeks ago |
europe.stripes.com | Kat Nickola
Slim Jim checking out a stone boundary marker near Kaiserslautern, Germany (Kat Nickola) The image below is the back of a Notgeld issued by the Kaiserslautern government in the year 1923. Notgeld was emergency money printed to counteract inflation and currency shortages during World War I. On it, they have chosen to highlight one of the city’s unique medieval traditions: the Waldumgang (and it’s interesting spanking ritual).
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