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Student Society Liivika

Student organization based in Estonia

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Student Society Liivika (Estonian: ÜS Liivika) is an Estonian student society. Established on April 21, 1909 in Riga, Latvia, mostly by former members of student corporation Vironia. The original name was Estonian Students' Society of Riga (Estonian: Riia Eesti Üliõpilaste Selts), but was changed when it moved to Tartu after World War I. The society's motto is "Ex solo ad solem soli patriae", which means "Up from the Soil to the Sun for the benefit of Homeland".^[1]

Some notable members

Artur Amon
Johannes Hint
Paul Keres
Juhan Kukk
Kaarel Liidak
Mihkel Mathiesen
Georg Meri
Uuno Öpik
Anton Uesson
Valev Uibopuu
Trivimi Velliste

References

^ Treier, Jüri (2009-04-24). "Üliõpilasselts Liivika 100-aastane". Eesti Elu (Estonian Life). Archived from the original on 2011-09-27. Retrieved 2011-01-27.