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These winter’s last plagues

By Paula Dubbink
March 17, 2013
It’s a rather general complaint: the winter takes too long and should be over now. Paula Dubbink gives some tips for activities that can be enjoyed inside with a cup of tea, while waiting for the sun. ...
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Carnival dates are set!

By Lundagård
March 11, 2013
The dates of the Lund Carnival 2014 have been set to May 16-18 2014. During those days Lund will once again turn into a Scandinavian replica of the Rio de Janeiro carnival. ...
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Could you be a defector?

By Jens Hansen
February 28, 2013
On Wednesday night the Association of Foreign Affairs hosted Lena Scherman, who dips into questions on the moral implications of defection for today and tomorrow. ...
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Is there a need for more ethics in technology?

By Lundagård
February 15, 2013
A group of around 40 students attended the premiere of the Lund Sustainable Engineers’ ‘Ethics’ pub’ this Thursday. The idea is to create a forum for future engineers to reflect on the ethic dilemmas concerning their future professions. ...
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“The most difficult day of my life”

By Jens Hansen
February 8, 2013
The defence lawyer of Anders Behring Breivik, Geir Lippestad, guested Studentafton. Where, attention lay on the few days which shaped him but also the world. ...
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Trombone dance through the ages

By Jacob Hederos
February 6, 2013
This year, the Alta Kamererns ballet is turning 35 and its members are celebrating its middle age with a musical journey through the 20th century. Everything from 20’s jazz to 70’s disco – even something as crazy as a trombone ballet. ...
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Behind the scenes of Jesperspexet

By Jane Dinh
February 6, 2013
What is it like to be in a spex? Lundagård's Jane Dinh joined the preparations for the premiere of U-137 on Friday. ...
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Looking ahead by looking back

By Jens Hansen
January 30, 2013
With the ever changing face of knowledge, we should look to history to understand the worth of the humanities. Lundagård’s Jens Hansen follows up on the breakfast debate of Wednesday morning. ...
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Should the humanities be abolished?

By Lundagård
January 28, 2013
The humanities can only exist as long as its most important element is missing somewhere else. To let the questioning of the limits of knowledge be a question for only one faculty is to keep a comfortable distance to the subject. Is it perhaps time to abolish the ...
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Plugging the gap

By Jens Hansen
January 25, 2013
The Hälsningsgille is building bridges between two ways of life. ...
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