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Got a hot date? Tired of watching Netflix on your tiny computer screen? Or looking for a way to warm yourself up in the cold Icelandic winter, without spending a lot of money? The Student Paper is here to help you.
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We're all familiar with the age-old dilemma of surviving month to month on just your student loans, while paying sky-high rent. Not to mention needing money for Octoberfest and Christmas presents for the entire family.
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The Student Paper poked their nose in to the university bookstore the other day and spoke to the store’s manager, Óttar Proppé. Óttar showed us some carefully selected books that he recommends especially for students.
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Before we head into the dramatic world of revolution, we should look back on the path already traveled. Since taking office this past March, the new Student Council has had plenty to do.
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For most of us, our smartphones are undoubtedly the friends we hang out with the most. They follow us wherever we go and are meant to simplify our lives. Down below we’ve highlighted a few apps that do just that. Stop scrolling and start using technology for something useful!
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For food lovers, preparing budget-friendly meals can be a challenge. But inexpensive food can still be delicious, not to mention a necessity for students who don't have much money to spare.
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Last school year, there was a great deal of discussion surrounding the University of Iceland's role in performing so-called dental age assessments. But what exactly are the assessments in question, and what do they have to do with the University of Iceland?
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The vast majority of student housing units are allotted to existing residents, leaving very few units for new students, says Rebekka Sigurðardóttir, spokesperson for Student Services (FS).
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“People say that Iceland is some perfect feminist utopia, but anyone who says that has not experienced our reality. Now they have an opportunity to hear what our reality is like.”
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The horoscope of the Student paper for October and November.
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You could say I went coo coo for cocoa puffs when trying to go plastic-free this September as part of the campaign Plastlaus September (Plastic-free September), which encourages people to avoid disposable plastics all month.
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As long waiting lists and incessant demands from students for construction of new dormitories demonstrate, accommodations in student housing are much sought after. A reporter for the Student Paper decided to find out firsthand what one might expect from life in student housing
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ovember is creeping up on us, one of the most difficult months of the year. The holiday break is too far off, finals too near, and summer vacation just a fading memory. But the good news is that the Iceland Airwaves music festival is just around the corner.
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When you think about a rental agreement, you probably imagine page after page of text that you barely consider before signing on the dotted line; after all, you need a roof over your head and are ready to pay for it.
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Now that autumn has arrived and our daily routines have taken over, it’s important to find time to relax and have a little fun. Perhaps the theatre isn’t the most popular form of entertainment, but at the theatre you get the chance to forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
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You don't have to look far from campus to discover a true oasis among the desert of academia and busy students: the local swimming pool, Vesturbæjarlaug.
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Alice Bower is a student of folklore at the University of Iceland. She recently won the standup competition Funniest Student 2018, an annual event held at Stúdentakjallarinn, organised by the Student Council’s Committee of Culture and Social Events in cooperation with Landsbankinn.
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Sunshine, cold beer, peals of laughter, and of course, Icelandic nature. Summer in a nutshell. You don't have to look beyond Iceland's shores to see spectacular natural sights and enjoy summer to the fullest. With the constant stream of tourists, finding peace in the Icelandic countryside is easier said than done. But there are a few paths less traveled, and the Student Paper has selected a few places that are perfect for a summertime visit.
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