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    UEFDSA Newspaper Annual yearbook 2019
    UEFDSA Newspaper Annual yearbook 2019
    UEFDSA Newspaper Annual yearbook 2019
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    UEFDSA Newspaper Annual yearbook 2019

    By Ari Tervashonka and Juha-Matti Huusko

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    UEFDSA Newspaper Annual yearbook 2019. Newspaper and its scientific series are published by UEFDSA (doctoral student association of the University of Eastern Finland).

    This yearbook entails all 2019 materials of our Newspaper and science series in one book.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks on Demand
    Release dateFeb 3, 2020
    ISBN9789528018681
    UEFDSA Newspaper Annual yearbook 2019
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    Ari Tervashonka

    Ari J. Tervashonka works in UEFDSA Newspaper as head editor of science series. Within the magazine Ari is the developer of science series and magazine services.

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      UEFDSA Newspaper Annual yearbook 2019 - Ari Tervashonka

      UEFDSA Newspaper Annual yearbook 2019

      On the history of UEFDSA Newspaper

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      On the history of UEFDSA Newspaper

      In Finland, it is traditional for students to make a newspaper during May 1st. In April 2019, I realized that UEFDSA could make its own Vappu newspaper. I wrote it and found it quite nice, even though it was only one page long.

      In June, UEFDSA participated in the 5th anniversary of HYVÄT (a PhD student association from Helsinki). The visit was described in the

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