MiMüz
The MiMüZ ("Mini-Munich Newspaper") is the daily play city newspaper of the children's vacation project " Mini-Munich ". The MiMüZ appears every evening during the season at around 5:30 p.m. and costs 4 MiMüS. It is developed and produced by children and young people who are supervised and guided by adults. Children write the texts, design the layout and take over production and sales.
Content of the MiMüZ
Like every local newspaper, the MiMüZ reports on all current events in Mini-Munich. Your employees report on municipal elections, political and economic events, court cases, bank robberies, social events such as "Mini-München sucht den Superstar", the Olympic Games, the soccer tournament, visits by celebrities to Mini-Munich and the like. a. There are also reports, interviews and amusing things such as horoscopes, riddles, jokes and psycho tests.
Each MiMüz issue is divided into fixed categories, including the interview with a visitor or supervisor, the introduction of the Mini-Münchner of the day, a review of one of the Mini-Munich editions since 1979, an interview with a former Mini-Munich resident. These categories are supplemented by the current "Mini-Munich In & Out", a "Quote of the day", a "Number of the day", the "Mixed double" and the overview "Mini-Munich current" with the most important dates and current information . In each issue, supervisors from the Spielstadt are presented, there is a horoscope for the next day, surveys among the participants on various topics, the puzzle corner with Sudoku , crossword puzzles and brain teasers.
Every first Saturday edition is accompanied by its own puzzle booklet ("Rätsel-Mimüz"), plus sporadic additions such as a football game on the occasion of the football tournament, a Monopoly, a "Mini Munich Tabu", a "Fette Sau" cookbook and a mini -Munich friendship bracelet . Daily columns are "Leas Laberecke", "Raumschiff Mimüz", "Big Brother" or "Naperchen"
Former
Several professional journalists worked in Mimüz as children:
- Patrick Schwarz, parliamentary correspondent of the time
- Anja Timmermann, deputy head of politics at the Abendzeitung
- Peter Seybold, Munich Mercury