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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.
By Philip McGuinness
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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.
By Dominic McGrath
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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.
By Cillian Crosson
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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.
By 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.
By Shane Kenneally
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Assessing the Use of Prescriptive Medication as a Study Aid

Prescriptive medication can be enticing as a study aid, and there are a multitude of opinions as to whether or not they are acceptable.
By Molly Flynn
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What College Degrees Mean for Millennials, and How Colleges Can Respond Better

In a world that’s changing so rapidly – growing, morphing and expanding at an incomprehensible speed – how can college degrees keep up?
By Ruby Smyth
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Smaoineamh Fiúntach atá i dTréimhse a Chaitheamh sa Ghaeltacht um tSamhraidh

Ní hamháin do dhaltaí atá ag staidéar don Ardteistiméireacht atá inti, a áitíonn Philip McGuinness.
By Philip McGuinness
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Ag Lorg Réiteach le hÉag na Gaeilge ar Scoil

Agus an méid céimithe agus múinteoirí Gaeilge dara leibhéil ag laghdú, áitíonn Philip McGuinness go gcaithfimid ár gcur chuige maidir le hoideachas na Gaeilge a athrú.
By Philip McGuinness
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Responsibility, Flexibility and Experience: What I Learned Working at a Startup

Rejecting the stability of big companies, one former student found that working for a startup meant new knowledge, new experiences and more responsibility.
By Conor Broderick