Feb 18, 2019

By: Sinéad Baker

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News

Delay to Plans to Replace TSM Programme and Introduce New Subject Combinations

Plans to replace TSM as it currently stands with new combinations have been delayed until at least 2019, after 'the wheels kept getting stuck in the mud'.
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Harty and Keane in Breach of Election Rules, with Keane Issued Second Minor Strike

A supportive statement about the candidates was posted by SUAS’s Facebook page, with candidates that receive more than two minor strikes at risk of being struck of the ballot.
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Feature

Obama, Rollerblades and Shutting Down the Library: The Legacy of the Joke Campaign

Candidates that ran for election simply to entertain the electorate used to be common, and drew new attention to the elections. Where have they gone?
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News

McNulty No Longer to Run for USI

The current president of TCDSU had announced his candidacy for the position of Vice Vice-President for Campaigns in (USI).
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Four Candidates in Breach of Election Rules, with Keane and Mallon Issued Strikes

Keane received a minor strike for lack of awareness of rules, with Mallon receiving a major strike for online comments .
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Online Trinity Ball Tickets Sell Out in Under an Hour and a Half

With tickets still available in House Six, this year is on track to break the all-time record of just over four hours.
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TCDSU Votes to Invest €200,000, Using Interest for Students on Placement

The money comes from part of a college fund that is allocated for student services.
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Review

A Revolutionary Hearing Aid Takes Home the Prize at TES’s Dragons’ Den

With an increased prize fund of €10,000, Trinity Entrepreneurial Society’s event saw pitches from a more meaningful Tinder to cheaper hearing aids.
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Forced Off-Campus Due to Lack of Space, DU Dance to Seek Funding and Permanent Venue

The society, which has over 500 members, is looking to secure £5,000 through a Facebook competition as their practice times have been dramatically reduced due to a lack of space.
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With Hour Earlier Start to Event, Trinity Ball Ticket Price Increased for First Time in Nearly a Decade

With Trinity Ball working to accommodate LUAS works, tickets will this year be priced at €87 instead of the usual €80, with the event itself an hour longer.

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