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How to Handle the Holidays
Christmas isn't always fun. But there's support available.
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Trinity’s Mollycoddling Doesn’t Benefit Students
Room checks, safety talks and stern lectures about bringing guests back only serve to infantalise students, writes Ciannait Khan.
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The Committee Has Spoken. Let’s Look Ahead to a Referendum
Today is an opportunity to look ahead to the referendum on the eighth amendment, writes Annie Hoey.
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Negative Body Feelings? Seek Help
In a world of increased pressure and social demands, the importance of learning to love oneself should not be disregarded.
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We Shouldn’t Be Voting on Human Rights
Whether in Australia or Ireland, let's not make people's right a matter for a simple majority, writes Annie Hoey.
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Finally, Students are Fighting Against Direct Provision
The campaign to boycott Aramark and organisation of Refugee Week have helped initiate a conversation long overdue on campus.
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Men Experience Eating Disorders Too. Let’s Not Silence Them
We need to ensure men are able to discuss their eating disorders too, writes Shane Kenneally.
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Sexual Assault and Harassment Will Persist Until Men Stand up Against It
Simon Foy argues that to properly address sexual assault, men must call out inappropriate behaviour in all its forms.
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Ascough Result Shows that Student Politics Can Matter
Simon Foy argues that after last night's victory for the impeachment side, even sceptics can be convinced of the value of student politics.
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For Puppy Rooms, No Bark or Bite, Just Simply Bad Taste
Ciannait Khan argues we need to think twice about who benefits from puppy rooms.