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The Iliad (Barnes & Noble Classics) by Homer
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Lives of the Caesars (Barnes & Noble Library of Essential Reading) by Suetonius
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posted by crazybatcow at 8:56 am (EST) on Oct 24, 2009
posted by KeithFowler at 7:00 pm (EST) on Oct 7, 2009
Of course I'm willing to share my information with you. It's not really a secret:) I went to NUST, or the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim. Trondheim is in what we call mid-Norway, further north of Oslo. I'm not sure how much you know about the norwegian geography, but you can easily spot it on a map. I had a great time studying in Trondheim, I'm not from the city myself, but I can highly recommend it as a good city to study in. It's smaller than Oslo, but then again it's easier to get to know people. I guess you might be used to large schools and universities, coming from the US. It's a whole lot smaller here.... I don't know much about the program the offer at UiO, but if you're interested in the Viking and medieval culture I guess Oslo is just as good (if not better than NUST) at this. I think there are a few more people/professors in Oslo than Trondheim that specialises in older history.
Other prospevts to consider is the housing prices. It is a lot more expensive in Oslo, at least when it comes to rent, though they probably have some special arrangements for exchange students. I hope this helped a little...just ask if you want to know more:)
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posted by Apolline at 12:21 pm (EST) on Sep 22, 2009