One-size-fits-all education fails students
We need to reevaluate our overemphasis on third-level education, says Rachel Graham.
Lean In movement destroys lives
Sheryl Sandberg fails women when she ignores the structural inequality of Lean In’s partner companies, argues Dee Courtney.
Bring back fees
The current fees system in Ireland is inadequate and inequitable; it’s time for the students to pay for their education, argues Andrew O’Donovan.
Rehabilitating a love of wisdom
Knowing what the good life is, and knowing how to achieve it, requires practical wisdom.
Why the war on drugs has failed
The harms associated with so-called soft drugs are possible to avoid through careful use.
Mandatory minimum sentencing needed for sexual assault
The way we deal with perpetrators of sexual assault has to change.
Northern Ireland: time to start governing
It is time for politicians in the North to be held to the same standards we normally hold public representatives to.
Racist stereotypes hurt everyone
That an Irish woman’s job application was rejected on the basis of her nationality is a worrying revival of the notion that “no Irish need apply”.
Bishops’ hypocrisy on equal marriage
By Jack Eustace on December 10, 2014 · Leave a Comment
The Irish Catholic hierarchy has no right to invoke the rights of children in service of their political agenda.
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