We were invited to develop a brand story and visual identity that would help attract both national and international students to the Wellington Region and build an ongoing and respected platform for communication. Wellington Educated had lost momentum due to the pandemic in 2020 and needed a brand refresh and supporting visual identity to reinvigorate their message: to enjoy, live and study in Wellington. Ultimately helping to support the region's primary, secondary and tertiary education providers and attract international students. The message is simple but focussed: The Wellington Region has unique experiences beyond education. Students and families will fit in and grow. And will make Wellington a great place as their 'home-away-from-home' while studying in the beautiful and thriving capital. Using language and culture the logo comprises two symbols with multiple meanings (open books, doors, Maori and pasifika iconography and speech marks) making the 'W' for Wellington.
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Palestijnen op de Gazastrook die op een studievisum naar Nederland mogen, hebben daar niets aan: ze kunnen die visa niet afhalen. Voor de rechter voeren drie van deze academici een proces om Buitenlandse Zaken te dwingen ze uit de Gazastrook te halen.
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A second-half cameo from 41-year-old talisman helped end strugglers’ long wait for win against Girona
First there was applause and then they started singing, the sound coming from the narrow street outside. In the bars and terraces where Real Oviedo’s fans were still picking over the game – in La Patatina, La Pepica, La Competencia and the rest – some put down their drinks and came to see what was going on. Somewhere among all the people filling Calle Juan Ramón Jiménez, a short walk from the Carlos Tartiere stadium, was a 5ft 5in footballer trying to make his way home, which was going to take a while. Santi Cazorla signed autographs, took pictures and shook a hundred hands, going from the crowds of kids to the little old lady as his son Enzo, who can play a bit too, kicked a Coke bottle across the square it opens on to.
On Plaza Pedro Miñor they have seen him many a day but this wasn’t any day and they couldn’t love him more. The son of an ambulance driver from Fonciello, 15 minutes away, Cazorla is something like their son too: an Oviedo fan who joined at eight and finally made his debut 32 years later. Forced to leave at 18, door closing just as it might have opened and his club collapsing into crisis, twice on the verge of disappearing entirely, he returned a man two decades on. He came on the minimum wage – “I would play for free but you’re not allowed,” he said – and helped take Oviedo back to the first division a quarter of a century later, a lifetime since the last time. Then this Saturday, at 41, he led them to the World Cup.
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De 27-jarige baanrenster uit Kaatsheuvel won zondag nog wel brons op de teamsprint, samen met Steffie van der Peet en Kim Kalee.