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At the Whale Festival of Yverdon, waves of good sound.

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The Baleinev festival has been attracting more than just students for a long time. Next Friday, its 30th edition will see a dozen artists perform and celebrate the synergies between engineering and economics. Like the whale suggested by its name, the Baleinev is a big fish. Or at least, it has become one. As it prepares to celebrate its 30th edition, the Yverdon-les-Bains event is among the most reputable student festivals in Western Switzerland…

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At the Whale Festival of Yverdon, waves of good sound.

The Baleinev festival has been attracting more than just students for a long time. Next Friday, its 30th edition will see a dozen artists perform and celebrate the synergies between engineering and economics. Like the whale suggested by its name, the Baleinev is a big fish. Or at least, it has become one. As it prepares to celebrate its 30th edition, the Yverdon-les-Bains event is among the most reputable student festivals in Western Switzerland…

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