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Health and Sports Week, TEDx and Tech Diversity: Your Week Ahead
The week will also feature a discussion on the Armenian genocide, the Trinity Arts Workshop and Trinitone's fifth anniversary.
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Ethical and Sustainable Fashion: Your Nu Trinity Ball Look
Founded by Trinity graduates, Nu wants to provide you with a free Trinity Ball look in exchange for avoiding the fast fashion industry.
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Blindboy Boatclub on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Emotional Intelligence and Bags of Cans
Yesterday evening, the Rubberbandits’ Blindboy Boatclub gave a talk on the importance of mental wellbeing with a healthy dollop of irreverence.
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The Former Provost’s Stables, Now a Centre for Art Research
Once used to house horses, the stables are now the home of the Trinity Irish Arts Research Centre (TRIARC), with horse stalls converted into study cartels.
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Reach New Heights with a Uniquely Social Workout
Located in Inchicore, Gravity Climbing Centre offers high-quality bouldering, climbing competitions and a welcoming community.
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Trinity VDP’s Take Me Out Provides Love, Laughs and Lap Dances
Trinity VDP took over the Thomas Davis Theatre with the aim of raising both money and heart rates.
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Inter-Varsity Slam and Poetry Ireland Come To Create Unique Poetry Competition for Irish Students
The world of student poetry will reach its competitive peak at next week's poetry slam which brings together students from all over Ireland.
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Arts Block’s “Habitat HQ” Offers Underwhelming Response to the Space’s Active Thoroughfare
Áine McBride’s exhibition, which is currently on show outside the Ed Burke theatre, offers an inconclusive response to student life in the Arts Block.
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Christian Union and the Metafizz Prepare to Debate the Existence of God
The societies will welcome Dr William Lane Craig and Dr Daniel Came to discuss the pervading philosophical questions that surround the matter.
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Ben Wheatley on Pushing Boundaries, Being a Modern Auteur and Independent Filmmaking
Yesterday, acclaimed filmmaker Ben Wheatley spoke to DU Film Society and the Department of Film, touching on topics like rejecting traditional narrative, the role of music in his films and encouraging female protagonists.