Comment & Analysis

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Contribution

Why Study Irish?

Peter Weakliam examines the unique benefits afforded to the Irish speaker.
By Peter Weakliam
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The Likelihood of a Loan Scheme Does Not Require Silent Acceptance From Students

There is no logical reason for TCDSU to vote against a mandate.
By Daniel O'Brien
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Editorial

With No Mandate on Loan Schemes, TCDSU Can’t Even Fulfill its Basic Function

TCDSU is unable to engage with the debate about the upcoming working group report – something that could decide the most important student issue in a long time.
By The Editorial Board
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Gan Seasamh ar Bith ar Scéim Iasachta, Ní Féidir le TCDSU a Fheidhm Bhunúsach a Chomhlíonadh

Ní féidir le TCDSU dul i ngleic leis an díospóireacht maidir le tuairisc an ghrúpa oibre atá ag teacht go luath - rud a bhféadfadh an cinneadh a dhéanamh maidir leis an bhfadhb is mó mac léinn le tamaill.
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Tá Dífheistiú ó Airm agus Breoslaí Iontaise Bainteach leis an bPróiséas Céanna, Seachas a Bheith in Iomaíocht lena Chéile

Ba cheart do mhic léinn an deis a ghlacadh le guth a bheith acu i bpolasaithe an Choláiste.
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Editorial

Arms and Fossil Fuel Divestment Are Part of the Same Process, Not Competing Concerns

Students should take full advantage of this opportunity to have a voice in College policy.
By The Editorial Board
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Contribution

Feeling The Final-Year Fear

Charlie Collins examines the existential panic of trying to figure out what you’re going to do when you graduate.
By Charlie Collins
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Analysis

Is There More to International Men’s Day Than Meninism?

On International Men's Day, John Bethell speaks to a number of prominent male figures in College on why men's issues deserve more attention.
By John Bethell
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Contribution

Changes in the J1 VISA Programme Will Ruin a Tradition for Irish Students

John Conway argues that the new requirement tarnishes the programme and will result in less students visiting America every summer.
By John Conway
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Contribution

An Irish Sugar Tax Could Tackle Health Concerns

The Irish government needs to listen to public calls for restrictive measures on sugared drinks.
By James Larkin