Six foot student life: Proud of China
In the new Strategic Partnership Policy of the University of Groningen, the Board of the University claims to be very
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Studentenkrant’s November Horoscopes
Did you enjoy the shocks of October? Compared to the last two months, the general difficulty level of November is slightly lowered.
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Halloween: A Spooky History
Trees are changing color, the temperature is dropping and you have an unexplainable urge to drink warm drinks and carve out pumpkins: Halloween is here. But what history lurks behind this ancient festival?
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€100 for the next morning
Last week, I ran into something special. Nowadays, coronatests are offered where you pay €100, in order to have the result of the test the same actual day as you take the test. This means you can test quicklier than the average person that calls with the corona hotline. I don’t know about you, but €100 out of my wallet means living on your housemates food for a month.
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“How dare you!” – The U.S. elections and why vote-shaming backfires
In little more than two week’s time, we will will either be faced with four more years of obnoxious Twitter sloganeering in capital letters, or a return to what is by some considered normality. On vote-shaming and the (in)validity of thinking in a two party system.
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Top 10 Positive Things That Happened In 2020
2020 has been a pretty bad year, to put it lightly, but here are 10 good things that have happened despite all that!
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