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Staff Writer
The Irish Times editor, Kevin O’Sullivan, has warned student journalists not to engage in “muck-raking.” Student writers have a tendency, O’Sullivan claimed, to be “delightfully oblivious” to defamation rules. Their actions could put student media at …
Deputy In-Depth Editor
Reeling in the Years has tainted Irish perspectives on modern life. Montages of U2 hits blaring over Belfast bombings, Italia 90 and Mary McAleese with a full head of hair are far more attractive sights …
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.
Can you be a fake hipster? Where are the real hipsters? …
Nils Fischer-Kerrane discusses the plans for a ‘Tobacco-free Trinity’ and the influence and necessity of ‘No Smoking’ signs in general.
As the idea of a ‘Tobacco-Free Trinity’ becomes more and more of a topic for debate around college, one naturally …
Ben Lennon examines the criteria university rankings are based on and how this may not be a true measure of an institution’s success.
Every year when the three major international university league tables get published there is a misguided reaction. …
Alice Kinsella and Rachel Graham duke it out over whether College should follow UCD’s lead and ban smoking on-campus.
Alice: You’re rushing to a lecture and the doorway is, as usual, shrouded with smokers, you’re inhaling their dirt and they’re …
InDepth Editor
What is the role of the student? How are we perceived? What do we expect of ourselves? We’re drunk and loud on Harcourt Street at three in the morning. We’re discussing Montaigne in Walter Mitty’s over …
By Matthew Mulligan
Online Editor
I went out to ask Trinity students about their thoughts on voting. We all know voting always happens on a weekday; some think it’s an attempt to disenfranchise students and some travel home just to …