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Fylla Over Forelesning STUDENTAVISA I TRONDHEIM NR. 08 – 105. ÅRGANG 03.09.19 - 24.09.19 FYLLA OVER FORELESNING 10 ALKOHOLBRUK BLANT OMSORGSFULLE RÅD STUDENTER: I en ny undersøkelse om studenters alkoholvaner kommer det fram at flere drikker så mye at det går utover jobb og studier. Studentene og andre aktører stiller spørsmålstegn 20 ved undersøkelsens fokus. EN MENINGSFULL STUDIETID: FRA POLET Frivillig arbeid har en stor verdi både for fellesskapet og den Studiestart er ofte preget av mye fest og moro, enkelte. I Trondheim har du mange muligheter til å gjøre andres og vi håper at du får en fin start på studiene. 28 hverdag bedre. Her er noen gode råd på veien fra alle oss NTNUI VOLLEYBALL: I en av studentidrettslagets største i Vinmonopolet. klubber har topplagene på damesiden foretatt trenerbytte før sesongen. HUSK Å SPISE 38 Alkohol tas raskere opp i blodet hvis du drikker på tom mage. Husk å spise før du KRITIKK AV HUMANIORA: drikker, så blir festen en bedre opplevelse. Det finnes mange sterke meninger om de humanistiske utdanningene. Den mest omdiskuterte er at de er DRIKK VANN samfunnsmessig unyttige. Uansett hvor kjedelig det er å høre at du 56 trenger å drikke vann, så er det faktisk PRIDE: lurt. Alkohol er dehydrerende, så ta gjerne Weather Girls og Village People et glass vann mellom hver alkoholenhet. trenger ikke å ha monopol på Du vil sette pris på det dagen etter. Pride. Musikkredaksjonen trekker fram låter som er ekstra aktuelle i disse dager. HELT OM NATTEN, HELT OM DAGEN Alkohol sitter mye lenger i kroppen enn du kanskje tror. Skal du noe dagen LES MER PÅ UNDERDUSKEN.NO etter, som å trene, studere eller kjør bil? Reduser antall alkoholenheter, eller hold deg til alkoholfritt. REDAKTØR UNDER DUSKEN DEBATTREDAKTØR ILLUSTRASJONSSJEF Jenny Westrum-Rein – Tlf: 984 90 262 Sigrid Solheim Astrid Bøhler [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] TIPS OSS! RESPEKTER DE SOM IKKE VIL DRIKKE [email protected] NESTLEDERE UNDER DUSKEN REPORTASJEREDAKTØR DESK Therese Fjorden Lysheim – Tlf: 469 52 192 Marthe Bjerva Erlend Gylver (sjef), Håkon Pedersen, Det er faktisk trendy og helt innafor å [email protected] [email protected] Benedikt Erikstad Javorovic, Runar Johnsen, Linn Danielsen Evjemo ikke drikke alkohol. Ikke skap unødvendig Tomaris Semet – Tlf: 452 96 397 KULTURREDAKTØR [email protected] Ola Sverreson Haugstad GRAFIKERE drikkepress – respekter valget, og støtt [email protected] Aslak Høberg Liaaen, Anna Orvik Wilberg, heller opp ved å kjøpe deg en mocktail. ANSVARLIG REDAKTØR Ingvild Lyngnes, Kotryna Navickaite, ANNONSERE? STUDENTMEDIENE I FORSKNING- OG Mathilde Hals Karlsen TRONDHEIM AS FORBRUKERREDAKTØR [email protected] Peter André Hegg – Tlf: 950 35 040 Vilde Aurora Halle Tvedten KORREKTUR [email protected] [email protected] Anders Brun (sjef), Sigrid Solheim, Emil Viktigst av alt - pass på hverandre! Sørheim, Tomaris Semet, Marte Ottesen, REDAKSJONSSJEF SPORTSREDAKTØR Maren Høgevold Busterud, Vilde Aurora Andreas Haugland Emil Sørheim Halle Tvedten Under Dusken er et uavhengig organ for studenter i Trondheim, [email protected] [email protected] utgitt av Studentmediene i Trondheim AS. Under Dusken blir FORSIDE distribuert gratis i Trondheim, og kommer ut seks ganger i DAGLIG LEDER MUSIKKREDAKTØR Torstein Olav Eriksen og Astrid Bøhler semesteret. Under Dusken arbeider etter god presseskikk i Mathias Larsen – Tlf: 905 43 139 Maren Høgevold Busterud henhold til Vær Varsom-plakaten. Den som mener seg rammet [email protected] [email protected] av urettmessig omtale oppfordres til å kontakte redaksjonen. SALGSSJEF FOTOREDAKTØR Sindre Sættem Torstein Olav Eriksen [email protected] [email protected] Miljøtrykksak fra Lisensnr. 241823 Sertifikat nr. 1638 Trykkpartner AS. NYHETSREDAKTØR GRAFISK ANSVARLIG Marte Sæther Ottesen Aslak Høberg Liaaen Denne forsiden er litt våt... [email protected] [email protected] LEDER 4 FANTASTISK! DET STUDIENE IKKE LÆRER OSS En meningsfull studietid med mer enn bare pensum er enkelt å oppnå, hvis man vil. frivillighetskulturen framover, selv Som studenter lærer vi mye på relativt THERESE om vi er så heldige å ha mange av kort tid. Faglitteratur, tekstutforming FJORDEN LYSHEIM dem også. Ett verv er bedre enn og egendisiplin. Men hvem lærer oss NESTLEDER I UNDER DUSKEN ingen, og hvis ett verv gjør at vi blir alle de andre viktige egenskapene som bare litt mer empatiske så bør valget trengs i idealsamfunnet mange vil ha, Mange vet hvor viktig det er med en være enkelt. der varme og åpenhet dominerer? engasjert studentmasse. Det ser vi i Jeg tror du skjønner hvor jeg vil. linjeforeningene, på Samfundet og i Kort sagt gjør man noe for andre Gjennom frivillig arbeid blir vi mer TREN FRA 199/mnd en haug av ulike organisasjoner der med tiden man har til rådighet. Et bevisst menneskene rundt oss, både fellesskapet settes først. Studietida eksempel er Norsk Starts språkkafé, i nære kretser og i storsamfunnet, og er egoistisk i den grad at man som krever én time i uka. 60 minutter. det er nettopp dette som er så viktig. legger grunnlaget for egen arbeids- Én time mindre til å se foretrukket karriere, men den kan også være serie i prokrastineringens navn. Så hvorfor ikke bli frivillig? Dyrk mye mer enn det. Alle kan investere denne tiden på en engasjement og bruk energi for og bedre måte, hvis de vil. For ethvert med andre. Akkurat hva du velger er I denne utgaven av Under Dusken frivillig verv er verdifullt uansett ikke så farlig, så lenge noe gjøres. Vi forteller Mathias om sine frivillige timeantall i uka. Har man kapasitet, kan ikke bare snakke om frivillighet, Ingen bindingstid verv og erfaringer, og du kan og kjenner egne grenser, kan et verv vi må handle. Handlinger reflekterer lese om annen frivillighet på side til og med kombineres med en betalt verdier, og derfor vil jeg ikke si 20. Mulighetene er mange flere deltidsjobb, skulle egoismen og tom «student, engasjer deg», men heller Gratis sekk utover disse. Man trenger ikke lommebok tilsi at det er nødvendig. «Menneske, bry deg». være et supermenneske for å drive 2 gratis PT-timer www.impulse.no Tilbudet gjelder tom. 15.09.2019 DEBATT: DINE MENINGER PÅ TRYKK ILLUSTRASJON: Silje Marie Savland Moksnes STUDENTER, VÆR KRITISKE! universitetssektoren. Det er på tide at året. Det er fordi vi som studenter vet at SIGNE DAHL vi som studenter selv snakker sammen det er helt fundamentalt for et samfunn Visepresident i om hvordan vi kan tenke kritisk at man har fritt rom til å skape og spre ISFiT 2021: gjennom utdanningen vår, og bidra til kunnskap, og dermed muligheten til å «Creating Knowledge» et akademia og samfunn som er mer kritisere. At vi hele tiden er kritiske til bevisst kunnskapen vi bruker og - ikke kunnskapen vi møter på universitetet, er Kunnskap er makt - og vi som studenter minst - den makten vi har som en viktig derfor nødvendig for å fylle rollen som har makt til å sette dagsordenen gjennom produsent av kunnskap. utfordreren til samfunnsutviklingen vi hva slags kunnskap vi oppsøker, skaper både kan og bør fylle. og sprer. Nettopp derfor må vi være Kritisk tenkning blir ofte presentert kritiske til kunnskap og hvordan vi som noe vi bør lære, ikke som noe vi Universitetet er den største produsenten bruker den. bør gjøre. Jeg mener at kritisk tenkning av kunnskap i samfunnet, og dette er er noe vi studenter må gjøre hele noe vi som studenter må ta på alvor. VIL DU SKRIVE TIL UNDER DUSKEN? Da universitetstopper som Gunnar Bovim veien, og i større grad må ta ansvar Vi har muligheten til sette dagsorden og leder av NSO Marte Øien møttes for for. Hvorfor akkurat dette pensumet? gjennom å skape, og i stor grad selv SEND MAIL TIL å diskutere fremtidens universitet under Finnes det andre forskningsspørsmål velge, hva slags kunnskap vi tar i bruk. I Arendalsuka var nettopp dette sentralt. vi kunne stilt? Og ikke minst; hvordan dette ligger det en makt vi burde snakke DEBATTREDAKTØ[email protected] Å lære studenter kritisk tenkning ble kan vi som studenter være utfordrere til om mye oftere. trukket fram som noe av det viktigste status quo? Her holder det ikke med INNLEGGET MÅ IKKE OVERSTIGE 2500 TEGN, MELLOMROM INKLUDERT. framtidens universitet skal by på for å ex.phil for å lære oss et kritisk forhold Min oppfordring til både nye og løse morgendagens utfordringer. Det til kunnskap; vi som studenter må gamle studenter er derfor dette: Vi problematiske med denne debatten var at selv stille spørsmål ved hvert steg av må sammen diskutere hvordan vi ingen pekte på hvordan dette skal gjøres utdanningen. kan være kritiske til kunnskapen vi i praksis. skaper, får presentert og oppsøker, For det er en grunn til at studenter er de og hvordan vi kan ta en mer aktiv Kritisk tenkning er et uttrykk som første til å ta til gatene når styresmaktene del i kunnskapsproduksjonen. For blir brukt med så stor hyppighet at det prøver å kontrollere kunnskapsflyten, kunnskap er makt - og derfor kan ikke nesten kan kalles det nye buzzwordet i slik man har sett i Nicaragua det siste vi studenter sove i timen. DEBATT 7 DEBATT DEBATT 8 DEBATT ER VALGOMATENE EN FARE FOR DEMOKRATIET? FRANK R. HOKSTAD Leder Helsepartiet Trondheim og Helsepartiet Trøndelag ILLUSTRASJON: Astrid Bøhler Helsepartiet stiller til valg i elleve kommuner og åtte fylker med over 120 dyktige kandidater. Ingen av disse dukker opp som alternativer i valgomatene til VG og Dagbladet på grunn av kriteriene de legger til grunn. Kriteriene er blant annet at man må være representert på Stortinget, i fylkeskommunen eller i kommunen. Alternativet er at man kan vise til en meningsmåling som IKKE LES PENSUM indikerer at partiet vil få kandidater valgt inn. Det lyder kanskje ikke som den rette meldingen på starten av et nytt semester. Utfordringen her er at nye partier kommer inn under bolken «andre» på meningsmålingene, og ikke vises ved sitt eget navn.
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