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Don’t Make Sex Complicated. Learn to Love Consent
Rachel Skelly, an organiser of the Halls consent classes, discusses why consent classes are both vital and valuable.
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A Summer Repeal Referendum Would Suppress the Student Voice
Annie Hoey argues that students must pressure the government to ensure a repeal referendum isn't held during the summer.
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A Hypocritical Approach to Drug Decriminalisation is Destroying Lives
A regressive response to drugs is damaging a society that takes a much softer approach to alcohol abuse.
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Stuck in Dublin for the Summer? Make the Most of it
Anna McNamara Taylor argues that anyone stuck in Dublin should use the long summer to upskill.
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Limiting Choice Isn’t “Extremist”. We Want to Protect All Lives Equally
Three Trinity students argue that pro-life views are consistent with a progressive approach to human rights.
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Bagairt ar Thodhchaí na gCanúintí Éagsúla sa Chóras Oideachais in Éirinn
Agus béim ar an gcanúint chaighdeánach i scoileanna, táimid ag cailleadh cuid de shaibhreas na teanga.
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Bruton has Listened and Learned from Universities and Students. Now he Must Act.
In a sector that now has two heads to lobby, Bruton and Mitchell O’Connor should do more than listen.
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Activists Unite, it’s Time to Organise
Cillian Crosson, of Fossil Free TCD, discusses the value of activist training ahead of this year’s People & Planet training camp.
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Dead White Straight Males and Saving Students from Unacceptable Levels of World: Teaching in 2017
Who wants to teach their students to criticise? Not me! I want to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony, writes Dr Daragh Downes.
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A Year in Halls: Friends, Memories and Stories that will Endure
A farewell ode to Trinity Hall, from its vomit-laced sinks to its community and camaraderie.