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With Wittiness and Unfathomable Knowledge, Former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright Comes to the Phil

Albright addressed the need for students to “start discussions, not end them”, the refugee crisis and Bernie Sanders vs Hillary Clinton.
By Róisín Power
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Book Review: The Buried Giant by Kazuo Ishiguro

Octavia van Smirren reviews Kazuo Ishiguro's first novel in a decade
By Octavia van Smirren
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Book Review: A Struggle for Fame by Charlotte Riddell

Jack Maguire discusses the career of prolific Victorian female novelist Charlotte Riddell
By Jack Maguire
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Dublin 100 Years Ago: Economics, Imprisonment and Art

In March 1916, Dublin was suffering the effects of the Great War, and a tense atmosphere was growing that would spark the Easter Rising.
By Dana Alexa
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The Irish Designer With a Firm Hold on London Fashion Week

Conor Davage reflects on his recent trip to London Fashion Week and discusses Irish designer Danielle Romeril’s success in international fashion circles.
By Conor Davage
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Review

Radical Adventures in Future of Farming at the Science Gallery’s Field Test

The free exhibition on the future of food in agriculture and beyond opens tomorrow.
By Geordie Milne
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Trinity FLAC Wins Best Overall Society, with DUPA Sweeping Multiple Categories

DU Players won Best Large Society, while Best Small Society went to Trad Soc.
By Carla King-Molina
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At Law Soc, Awe-Inspiring Panel of Eight Women Discuss New-Wave Feminism

Panel, which discussed feminism on social media and what it means to be a woman in Ireland today, undoubtedly left the audience feeling inspired.
By Paige Reynolds
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“Courage, Failure and Taking Risks”: Marina Abramović Speaks to the Phil

The renowned performance artist discussed her unique career trajectory, perceptions of performance art, and holding her own in a tough craft.
By Paul Glynn
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Michael Stone on the Future of Players

Will Dunleavy sits down with the self-professed “Dad” of DU Players, who recently completed his term as Chair, to discuss the role of the society and Trinity's drama scene.
By Will Dunleavy