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University made DKK 275 million in 2011

The University of Copenhagen's 2011 accounting year will show a large surplus: In fact, hundreds of millions more than originally projected

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Penkowa on Penkowa

Controversial brain scientist Milena Penkowa speaks out in exclusive interview with our Danish section: The University of Copenhagen is acting as if I have already been found guilty of fraud, she says

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Spin doctor leaked Thorning's tax details

Former tax minister's closest advisor leaked details about current Prime Minister's tax returns to tabloid newspaper

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Scientist: Probably no big deal in Durban

Climate talks in South Africa will see progress on small things like adaptation and monitoring. But climate expert Schellnhuber is 'realistic' on the outlook for a big, legally binding deal between the worst carbon emitting nations, he tells the University Post

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Poor Carina, only DKK 15,000 a month

In Danish politics, a governing party scores a spectacular own goal as 'poor person' Carina, turns out to be not so poor after all

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Climate activist: Fate of humanity at stake

People talk as if we can wait. But the climate doesn’t wait, argues political science student and activist, on his way to Durban, South Africa for COP 17 climate conference. He is sick of claimed technological fixes, carbon trading and climate red herrings

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Vote in university elections latest Monday

Electronic ballot will decide who represents students and staff at the University of Copenhagen

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Business lobby: Learn Danish or get out

International students should be forced to learn Danish, says Danish Chamber of Commerce DE

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City Hall proposes cannabis shops

Copenhagen City Council wants to turn the capital into a Scandinavian Amsterdam

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Low key programme for secret uni election

You get to vote for student representatives for the Board, academic councils, study boards, and PhD committees. The candidates have just been revealed, but no-one really knows who’s who. What is exactly going on? Here is what we know

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