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UCPH experts examine US election `magic´

As the US election day approaches fast, the University Post has a conversation with two experts on US politics from the University of Copenhagen. This election is all about diversity, they argue. But compared to 2008, this election is still a bit of a downer

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Opinion

Comment: I won´t learn Danish, unless...

In this featured comment, Stefanie Gross, a German media student at the University of Copenhagen says that Danes are like shy, secretive, pandas, who can only be seen in the zoo. If they come out, she will learn their language

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Culture

Review: Memories that may or may not have been

In Harold Pinter's 'Old Times', what would you do if your memories weren’t real? Would you let them take you over, or would you dare seek the truth?

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Science

UCPH scientist: Headaches more common among women

Leading Copenhagen researcher presents his research in Pakistan tour

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International

‘Project goat’ for Kenyan fundraiser

A group of University of Copenhagen Agricultural Development students, are starting a small development project in Kenya. To fund the project they are holding a fundraising party on Saturday the 27th of October 2012.

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Politics

DanMUN: Meeting the future diplomats

An intensive week of lectures, debate, United Nations Security Council simulations and social events, it's the annual Danish Model United Nations

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Education

Strategy for combating student stress

The return from the fall break means that students across Copenhagen will start working towards end of semester exams. With days spent locked away in libraries with heads in books, stress expert Thomas Milsted tells University Post that there are ways of conquering the difficult times ahead

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Politics

End of the road for Copenhagen City Bikes

Copenhagen’s world famous City Bikes to be removed. Review of annual budget deals a major blow to city's green and environmental credentials

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International

Political instability threatens Zimbabwe revolution

A young Danish student sets foot on African soil to do sociological research on gender issues in Zimbabwe.

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Education

EU budget warning for Erasmus programme

Insufficient financial resources for the EU budget have put the Erasmus programme on red alert, with the risk of this flagship student initiative closing down.

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