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Marcus Bornlid
Marcus Bornlid is a reporter at Lundagård since winter 2014.

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Huge Facelift for City Nations

By Marcus Bornlid
September 12, 2016
News
During summer, some of the largest nations gave their clubs a thorough renovation. Now, a new club is coming to Göteborg’s nation and Lund’s nation are putting their ...
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Religious or Normal?

By Marcus Bornlid
March 29, 2016
Culture
It is difficult being taken seriously when coming out as religious in Sweden. As we leave Easter behind us, Marcus Bornlid Lesseur wonders if we should not re-evaluate our view on religion. ...
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The Demand Laid Upon the Nations – from Kuratorskollegiet

By Marcus Bornlid
February 1, 2016
News
Kuratorskollegiet is demanding measurements. ...
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He Fights Against Corruption

By Marcus Bornlid
March 18, 2015
Student life
Professor Lawrence Lessig is a reputable name in the United States for his struggle against governmental corruption and his commitment in Internet issues. Lundagård had the opportunity to talk to him about his connections to Lund, student activism and the Back to the Future actor Christopher Lloyd. ...
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Child of Her Cultural Time

By Marcus Bornlid
March 3, 2015
Portrait
Something dims the looks of many cultural workers when words such as “profit” and “business operations” are mentioned. Alexandra Hvalgren, however, stands out from that crowd. She believes that “creative business operations” are the art melody of the future. ...
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It’s Time For Rent Increase Again

By Marcus Bornlid
December 12, 2014
Housing News
In January, AF Bostäder is giving away a belated Christmas gift. And we are not speaking about a soft one, but a hard and delightful rent increase. ...
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They didn’t pull it off

By Marcus Bornlid
October 10, 2014
Sports Student life
A lot was at stake when Lund’s rowing crew met their archenemies in Uppsala this weekend: honour, prestige and two university towns’ good reputation. Unfortunately the Lund rowers ...
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