Why students should oppose Feargal Quinn’s bill
William Foley urges students to unite with the labour movement and oppose its enemies
Social Entrepreneurship is not the answer
Keith Anthony O’Neill argues that social entrepreneurship comes from a good place but is not the answer to society’s problems
Is facebook a false reality?
Is facebook just another node in the VR matrix? Alice Kinsella ponders whether we prefer the comforts of illusion to the chill winds of the desert of the real.
250 years of Wolfe Tone
Cassandra Murtagh, secretary of the Wolfe Tone Cumann, examines the historical significance of one of College’s most rebellious alumni.
Gerrymandered
Is Gerry Adams telling the whole truth about his involvement with the McConville murder and his connections to the IRA? Callum Jenkins plumbs the murky depths of the Troubles.
What the Tom Lenihan debate says about Trinity
William Foley questions the cosy consensus that stifles critical engagement with Trinity life.
Devil’s Advocate: Legalise drugs
Stephen Stack makes the case for freeing the weed and all the other drugs.
Mo’ money, mo’ gender problems?
Aine O’Connell criticises charity fund-raising campaigns which implicitly promote sexist attitudes and the objectification of women
Wolf Gang: all bark and no bite
A pretentious front for big business to deal in depoliticised revolt and subversion; John Kennedy explores the failings of the hipster subculture as a scene and as a movement.
Face off: Is eating meat ethically justified?
By Editor on December 20, 2013 · 3 Comments
Rachel Graham and Mikey Kemp debate whether vegetarians are in the right, or whether they are two carrots short of a meat and two veg.
Category Comment · Tags DEBATE, FACE OFF, MEAT, VEGETARIAN