On application, Budapest Semesters of Mathematics asked for six addressed labels, and then sent me a letter with the address handwritten, I wasn't sure what the labels are going to be used for.
Today, a rather curious package arrived in the mail. On the box was printed "Budapest Semesters in Mathematics, and a tiled design with a comical interpretation of state seals. A stamp read "Magyar border control 335 (210) Magyar Vizem 2001 Check Point". Another stamp: "2001 Budapest, 01.09/18 Ferihegy 1". I don't know where BSM got those stamps, but one thing is clear: the package was addressed from the North American Office, it did not arrive from Hungary.
Inside the box, a curious assortment of souveniers. A picture says it all.
Looks like a reminder: get the forms in ASAP. And do your math homework.

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