Gay blood donation – is it safe?
by Stan HardingGiving blood is one of the simplest charitable acts that a person can commit, and can have one of the most drastic effects, it can literally save a persons life, despite this though not everyone…
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Time for change: climate legislation in Ireland
by Kristin KarlssonOn March 12th the Irish Minister for the environment, community and local government, Phil Hogan, presented his Heads of Bill to other Government Ministers. The Heads of Bill is a draft of the future Irish…
Which dictatorship-hairstyle should I sport today?
by Lena HøybergEither choose one of these 28 state-approved hair styles – or you’re imperialistic capitalist-twat. The Telegraph reports that North Korea is implementing state-sanctioned haircuts for men and women. In 2004-2005 it was launched a government propaganda program entitled…
From Boston to Baghdad, a sick reality
by Austin MontgomeryAfter more than a decade of very few terrorist attacks, the United States was once again struck by the invisible specter of terror following the April 15 bombings at the Boston Marathon that left three people dead…
Suspended Coffee in Dublin, a media hype?
by Kristin KarlssonLast week I wrote about ‘Suspended Coffees’, a trend that is seemingly sweeping across the western world with its message of generosity and kindness. This week I wanted to tell you where to go to…
Fighting homophobia with Day of Silence
by Vanja SkotnesToday students across the world protest against homophobia in schools.