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A Doctor against the Meaninglessness

By Lundagård
June 1, 2016
While the debate on basic income is hot both globally and nationally, one of its foremost advocate works long hours in Lund. Roland Paulsen’s driving force is to free us from the constraint of work. At the access control in Mälarhöjdens subway station, a young Roland Paulsen was ...
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It’s Probably Just a Bit of Depression

By Lundagård
April 22, 2016
How far we actually are willing to go so as not to be seen as failures? ...
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The Dumb-Smart Love

By Virve Ivarsson
April 15, 2016
The love is in the air – but we are continuously being warned still not to base a relationship purely on passion. ...
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Religious or Normal?

By Marcus Bornlid
March 29, 2016
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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Where the Hell Are all the Gays?

By Lundagård
March 9, 2016
It's said that the hetero-norm is well on its way to loosen up – but columnist Marcus Älverbrandt is wondering where all the gays of student life are hiding. ...
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What Is a Weekend Trip?

By Lundagård
December 11, 2015
In order to solve the climate change problem individuals’ choices may play a bigger role than many people think. But are we really willing to sacrifice our comforts in the name of the climate crisis – and what happens if we don’t? Is it really possible to be ...
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The Pursuit of Happiness

By Camilla Göth
September 28, 2015
Does a few years of studies really makes us happier? ...
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A lot to everyone, too little to a few

By Lundagård
September 9, 2015
In the shadow of the freshmen’s weeks and their enchanted world, there are some who would rather stay at home. ...
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The Neo-Colonial Fantasy

By Camilla Göth
May 27, 2015
Both Nollywood and Bollywood produce more films than Hollywood. But at the Cannes Festival, there was barely a single film that was not from any western-world country. ...
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Lost on the Way Home

By Camilla Göth
May 7, 2015
Eleven times. That’s how many times a Swede moves during a lifetime. We tear up old routines and comfortable contexts, sometimes because we are expected to and sometimes because we want to. And we long for home. ...
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