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Graduation Marks the End of an Era
Graduation can be a bring with it mixed feelings as you realise that the community you built in Trinity is gone, writes Louise Lawless.
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In Defence of the Trinity Electives
Robert Quinn writes that the 27 Trinity Electives available in 2019/20 embrace the areas that modern minds should care to be educated in.
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Students Will Forgive College Many Things. Adding To Exam Stress Isn’t One
College’s latest timetabling blunder makes an already stressful exam season even more difficult, says Jack Synnott.
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The Romance of Dublin’s Public Transport Services
Moving to Dublin sparks a love of the city's extensive public transport systems, writes Faye Curran.
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For Many Students, Dropping Out Isn’t the Challenge – It’s Staying In
Being in a course with a high dropout rate is demoralising at best and actively discouraging at worst, writes Aoife Kearins.
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Cúis Ceiliúrtha don Ghaeilge i QUB – ach Tá Cúram ag Teastáil
Tá an teanga anois i lár an aonaigh i bpolaitíocht na mac léinn chomh maith le polaitíocht ag Cnoc an Anfa.
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Athrú Níos Radacaí ag Teastáil i gCás an tSeanaid
Má táimid chun an teach uachtarach a dhéanamh níos daonlathaí agus níos ionadaí, tá i bhfad níos mó le déanamh fós.
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The Cultural Phenomenon Behind the Pill
Culture has often played a greater part than science in the evolution of the pill, writes Emma Donohoe.
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Stormont Impasse Makes Civil Rights Progress Imperative
The government has a responsibility to legislate for the recognition and protection of the rights of all of its citizens in Northern Ireland, writes Eoin O'Hare.
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Student Commuters Are Often Left in the Lurch
The College must improve on-campus student spaces for those who spend hours in Trinity every day due to difficult commutes, writes Cian Crowe.