The President of the Mytilenian Brotherhood of Sydney & New South Wales, Peter Psomas, presented the inaugural Mytilenian Odysseus Elytis Award to a student from Kingsgrove North High School in southern Sydney.
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Mr Psomas presented the award to the School Vice Captain for 2023, Kosmas Tsatas, on Wednesday evening.
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“On behalf of the committee, I would like to wish Kosmas and all the other students best wishes in their future educational studies,” Mr Psomas wrote in a Facebook post after the award ceremony.
The award was named in honour of the praised famous Greek poet and Noble Prize winner, Odysseus Elytis.
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To the present day, Elytis is the second and last Greek poet honoured with the Nobel Prize award. Being recognised for having a part in Greece’s 25-century-old literary tradition was a matter of huge pride for Elytis.
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