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My #UCPH: Instagram Pic of the Day, 6 October

User emilie_mcdonnell on instagram ascended the winding, dizzy stairs up the church spire

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Politics

Open letter: Professors warn against planned merger

Professors at the Department of Computer Sciences, DIKU sign an open letter to the Dean of the Faculty of Science arguing against a proposed merger with the Department of Mathematical Sciences, MATH. Here is the full text

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Politics

Comment: The Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences

Merger experiences 4: The Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences

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Politics

Comment: The merger of four departments into the Niels Bohr Institute

Merger experiences 3: Four departments into the Niels Bohr Institute

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Opinion

Comment: Mathematical Sciences, the result of a merger

Merger experiences 2: Department of Mathematical Sciences is itself the result of a merger of three departments

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Politics

Comment: On the merger in Nutrition, Exercise and Sports

Merger experiences 1: On the merger of the Department of Human Nutrition, LIFE with the Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences, SCIENCE to the Department of Nutrition, Exercise and Sports, NEXS.

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Politics

Comment: Why SCIENCE faculty management wants to merge Mathematical Sciences and Computer Sciences

A proposed merger between MATH and DIKU has met opposition and criticism from the staff at both departments. But a merger will improve conditions for students and staff, strengthen research, improve administrative support, augment external collaboration and bolster fundraising. Featured comment from the faculty management of SCIENCE

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Science

Erotic capital: Danish women losing out

Good looks and sex appeal help men and women to get ahead. But some groups have more advantages than others, says sociologist Catherine Hakim to the University Post

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Culture

Review: Beyond therapy

Totally worth seeing, writes this University Post reviewer. A fresh and comical play

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International

Hong Kong PhD student in Copenhagen: Time to support the protests

At critical times like this, the people who stay quiet are interpreted by the politicians as being their supporters. Hong Kongese PhD student at the University of Copenhagen calls on the media for more coverage, and for politicians to take a stance

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