commerciel magazine intro week special

SEPTEMBER 2012Introduction trip special edition

Los E | Tennis | Breaking the Barriers | 100 Pictures

Rødhus OlympicsCountry colours and ferocious battles

Flügger Case CompetitionA winner story

UFO & YephaHeating up the party hall

Still rather tired from the lack of sleep, Commerciel Magazine has looked through the more than one thousand pictures and memories from this weekend’s introduction trip. A week-end with joy, parties, dresscodes, kisses and much more. And what a blast it was. Remem-ber when Tennis played Thomas Helmig? Remember when Los E tore off thier pants? And although it was cold, do you remember your favorite Olympic discipline? We do, and we wouldn’t have been without it.

In this special edition of Commerciel Magazine, you’ll find pictures and reports from all the major events at the Introduction Week. We go behind the scenes with the winners of the Flügger case competition, we go backstage with UFO & Yepha, and we report in words and pictures from the Olympics and Tennis.

If you, after this epic weekend, feel like you want more, consider applying for one of all the vacant job positions Studenterlauget offers at the moment. At Commerciel Magazine we are looking for journalists, proof readers, graphic designers, and a new head photographer.

But before you do so, flick through this special edition and watch your epic weekend.

Editor-in-Chief

EDITORIALEDITORIAL

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Journalists: Anders Gramstrup & Kirstine Søes Ibsen Photography: Mikkel SvoldGraphics: Mikkel Svold

EPICNESS

ARE YOU THE NEW HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER AT COMMERCIEL MAGAZINE? We are looking for gifted photographers to ensure the future quality of the magazine’s imagery. Sounds interesting? Then this is your opportunity to get practical experience through a magazine that distributes in more than 2,500 copies around the BSS campus. You will become part of a committed editorial team that will continue to improve and develop the magazine, and who offers you a great social network within Studenterlauget.

WE EXPECT:

- That you are creative and able to develop your own ideas

- That you are committed, thorough and respect deadlines

- That you have the ability to teach others what you know

- That you are outgoing and work well in a team

- That you are able to participate in the monthly editorial meeting as well as social and professional events

- That you have a flair for photography

- That you posses skills in the Adobe-package, hereunder Adobe Photoshop.

- It is an advantage if you speak, read and write Danish.

WE OFFER YOU:

- A student job with flexible working hours

- A fixed salary per issue

- A great social working environment

- Great influence on the future of Commerciel Magazine

- A highly relevant working experience and a boost for your CV

- Credit for your work with your name and picture in the magazine

- Employee benefits and social events at Studenterlauget

CONTACT

If this has caught your interest, please send your application along with your CV and portfolio to the Editor-in-Chief, Mikkel Svold, via [email protected].

APPLICATION DEADLINE: FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 28, 2012.

Please read our recruitment policy, avaible at www.studenterlauget.dk, before you apply.

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10, 2012

“Do you need a Doctor?”

DR. NIELSENDR. NIELSEN

If you needed a doctor, you should have gone to HA 1+2’s cabin. Here you would have found both a couple of doctors and definitely some pretty nurses. Asking for Head Doctor Nielsen, he would kindly have been at your service.


In Dobbeltsprog’s cabin they definitely knew how tequila shots were handled. As soon as Commerciel Magazine entered, we were met by outgoing youngsters having a blast. Usually it takes a while before the character of your classmates shine through, but it seems like the weekend at Rødhus has helped everybody to break down some

barriers. At Dobbeltsprog, the guys were challenging their masculinity in the yard, fighting for the ball, not letting goals pass easily. Now and then some left the field to drink a beer, as punishment or just for thirst. Meanwhile in the living room the girls were awaking their inner latina, having a tequila party.

Dobbeltsprog Breaking Barriers

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BREAKING BARRIERSBREAKING BARRIERS

BEER BOWLINGBEER BOWLING


UFO & Yepha

NOMINATIONSNOMINATIONS


UFO & Yepha

UFO & YephaUFO & Yepha


Did you feel the vibe in the big hall at Rødhus Friday night when UFO & Yepha conquered the scene? I think you did. Clas-sics from the good old teenage parties like ‘Op med håret’ and ‘Hængekøjen’ rocked the audi-ence. All though the guys had not performed together for over two years, nobody took note of the small mistakes or the slightly

improvised choreography. It seemed like everybody felt the rhythm and behaved like in the good old teenage-years.

ReunitedWhen the opportunity appeared it could not be passed. As UFO so smoothly expressed after the concert “Do you get closer to Lykken than Rødhus? - I do not

Back in BusinessUFO & Yepha



think so”. While UFO has settled down in Svendborg with kids and family, Yepha enjoys the metro-politan life in Copenhagen. Both are devoted to their own music and working with new singles to come, yet they are not excluding a future partnership. We will just have to wait and see. Right now UFO & Yepha are taking one day at the time doing things they en-

joy, mainly making music.

Dreams of the EastYears back UFO & Yepha had a dream. They wanted to bring their music to China and so they did. With no hesitation or Dan-ish red tape they travelled to the populous land and joined up with a Chinese rap group. They rapped in Chinese and tried out



their dream, and now they can look back and say: “We tried to go big and we had a blast doing it.” “People talked about the possibil-ities in China and we tried,” UFO explains with clear enthusiasm. UFO and Yepha might as well have been in the beginning of their twenties this Friday at Rødhus. Friends from their beginning, fif-teen years ago, joined the stage at the final song and the student audience, the musicians and

friends had a blast of a party. “We will definitely come back next year if the opportunity arises,” they both strongly stated. Later that evening, UFO & Yepha were to be found at the bar surrounded by happy student from BSS and their old friends. Hopefully you enjoyed the evening as much as the rap-pers from Fyn.

CASE COMPETITIONCASE COMPETITION


Case CompetitionDuring the Introduction Week, twenty-two teams competed to go through to the final round of the Flügger Case Competition. Only three teams came through the eye of the needle, and got the chance of winning a party in Klubben worth of 15.000 DKK. Here is the story about the winners of the Flügger Case Competition.

Sunday, September 16th, 2012, 19:14:59It’s a grey Sunday evening with only few people in the streets. In the middle of Aar-hus in a small apartment, nine “rusere” from HA 5+6 are gathered. Together they form one of the three teams who were elected to present their case for Flügger’s Sales and Marketing Director, Claus Bjørn. Offhand, the atmosphere is relaxed; most of the guys show up in sports gear or working clothes and their main focus is on the live football

match on TV and having a beer or two. This group, consisting of eight guys and one girl, enjoy spending time together. The last cou-ple of weeks, they have spent many hours together and have put great effort into their case solution. In just three days they will stand in front of the jury at BSS. On this Sunday evening, as the sun is setting and you can only vaguely see the last glimpse of sunbeams, HA 5+6 begins a late night of preparing their Flügger Case Competition.

BY KIRSTINE SØES IBSEN



More than just a Case Competition

Wednesday, September 19th 2012, 02:27:22 PMWhen stepping into Room M107, you will meet seven guys dressed in white starched dress shirt and one curled hair girl in a blue dress. They are all standing by the black-board advising each other and discussing whether to shake hands with the judges or not. The group’s last guy just pulled out a dress shirt from his backpack as another re-lieved comments: “For a second, I thought you were gonna wear that for the presenta-tion,” referring to his blue t-thirt. They laugh at each other as he puts on his dress shirt and tucks it firmly down his black pant. They have all suited up.

In the final round of the Case Competition, the finalists are to make a marketing plan

for Flügger, containing the strategies to at-tract more young customers. The teams are judged on the output of the case and their ability to work as a team.

On the outside, the nine teammates do not seem too nervous, but their eyes tell another story. “It’s funny because in the introduction week we didn’t pay too much attention and we just had fun solving the case. Mainly, we became friends”, says Sophie Junge, who is the only girl in the group. She continues, “Now it’s suddenly very serious, but we are all very happy that we’ve made it this far. We are nervous now, as the presentation day has come. We are under a lot of pressure to perform well. People has started to ask questions about the case and now we are all in it for the win,” Sophie Junge finishes and returns to her team, who is just about to make one final test run before they have to present their case for the jury.

Case Competition 03:15:01 PMClaus Bjørn’s iPhone keeps ringing as he enters the door of M104. It is a busy job being Flügger’s Sales and Marketing Direc-tor. But now, he is going to be the examiner of the three final Case Competition teams. “This is how Blachman from X-Factor must feel” he says with a grin. On the other side of the door the first group from ‘English and Communication’ is already waiting to be let in by one of the judges.

04.21.13 PM All three teams did well. Some wore sneak-ers, some wore high heels, some wore checkered shirts and some wore dress shirts with button-down collar. The diversity was huge. However, the level of ambition was the same: sky high. Each and every one of the members from the three finalist teams had their small contribution. Ideas such as QR-codes, Facebook fan page, concrete examples on how to make suit-able Apps, and viral advertising were pre-sented. It all impressed Claus Bjørn and the rest of the jury and deciding on the winner was not easy.

Rødhus Klit Saturday, September 22nd 2012, 03:21:55 PMPeople in diapers, people in red morph-suits, people in dressed for disco. Every-where you look you find smiling happy “ru-sere” dressed in colours and costumes of their Olympic countries. On the stage the judges are about to present the winners of the Olympic games of the day. The winner of the Flügger Case Competition will be an-nounced as well. As the presenter builds up the tension, the vivid mass becomes silent. But only for a moment, for as the message hits the speakers, HA 5+6 explodes in loud cheers, while pushing their nine classmates to the stage where they receive their prize and the applause of the audience. That surely got them well cooked up for a night with Los E, Tennis and partying. Congratu-lations HA 5+6, you’re awesome.



After the winners of the Olympic Games and the case competition had been

honored, it was time for “100% YES”. Four Don Juans, known as Los E, conquered the stage and several girls with soft knees lost their hearts this Saturday in the North of Jylland. Boyband music pounded out in the large hall at Rødhus, students forgetting the

howling winds outside, smiling and enjoy-ing the energy from the baby oiled, sweat-ing and pulsating stage. After the concert the atmosphere was definitely 100% YES. Students left the hall going to the cabins to relax, socialize and prepare for the big cos-tume party later that evening with the formi-dable band, Tennis.

Los E

BY ANDERS GRAMSTRUP

LOS ELOS E


LOS ELOS E


RØDHUS OLYMPICSRØDHUS OLYMPICS




The weather gods were not in their sun-niest mood when the notorious Olympic Games were held at Rødhus Klit. But that did not stop the dedicated students from dressing up and participating in the compe-titions, giving their best while getting to see how fellow students acted and performed in and between the challenges.

In one competition, students from Babyland were up against Paradisland . The Adam’s and Eve’s had a pulsating entrance, danc-ing and singing while giving the instructors a massage. Here the competition was all about communication and body language. The groups had to line up by the date of their birthday and do it without saying a word. Everyone did their best, but it took some time before the tired brains were up and functioning. The teams were judges and awarded points; then on the move to the next post, not standing for too long in the freezing winds.

In another discipline Piratland was battling Diskoland in a fun game of soccer in pairs held together by tubes around the waists. Everybody speeded around the field, con-stantly changing direction, following the ball. An awesome competition because of the dedicated participants and the combination of physics and awareness requiring a great deal of teamwork. All in all the spirits of the many students at Rødhus were high and the weather gods did not succeed in ruining the day. Safari-land ran with the title of best entrance, and with an impressing score of 193 points the overall winners of the Olympic Games were Legoland. The best costumes were Super-helteland. HA 5-6 became the desirable Case Competition winners and they can look forward to a party of a value of 15.000 DKK in Klubben. All these winners and the happy losers were at this point lined up in the hall, ready for the surprise act, directly from España, performing exclusively for them.

The Olympic Games Rødhus Klit

BY ANDERS GRAMSTRUP

NOMINATIONSNOMINATIONS


TENNISTHE BAND, THE LEGEND

Sports outfits in different colors and shapes were all over the place

Saturday at Rødhus. Good spirits were everywhere; On the dance floor, at the bar, outside by the hot dog stand, and not to forget on the stage, where the amazing band Tennis made an outstanding concert. One classic after another were played and when you though the audience could not dance any wilder or sing any louder, they did anyway. This night seemed like the perfect beginning of a new era for the new students at BSS, but also the perfect the ending of a unique In-troduction Trip at Rødhus Klit.

TENNISTENNIS


TENNISTENNIS


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