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30 Thoughts For 30 Days
It takes three weeks of relentless routine for something to become a habit. Take a look at our 30 thoughts for 30 days for a new outlook on life. Read more…
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College Fitness
We have all felt the burden of trying to keep fit and active in college, here is how you can get your exercise on a student friendly budget. Read more…
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Helpful Phone Apps For Students
Apps can be used for much more than just gaming and social networking, they can be a tool used to help improve your health and well-being. Heres a roundup of our favourite free lifestyle apps.
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Grey Area: An Interview with I Am the Cosmos
I am The Cosmos talk inspiration, kitchen parties and what the future holds Read more…
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DCU SU partners with Isle of Man festival
The SU will recieve money and four tickets, which will be given away to students via Facebook. Read more…
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Dutch Finance Minister in UCC Masters Mix-Up
The biography of one of Europe’s leading politicians, the Dutch Finance Minister, wrongly claimed he had obtained a Masters award from UCC – the masters he claimed to have does not exist. Read more…
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The Science Behind…Reality TV
A look at why we are fascinated by reality TV, and why we can’t look away. Read more…
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DIY: Lace Shorts
Instead of splashing out on a pair of lace shorts from the high street, follow a few simple steps and make your own. Read more…
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Season ends on a high for DCU Ladies G.A.A – DCU 4-10 St Mary’s 2-11
DCU’s Ladies Gaelic football’s second team lifted the Lynch shield after a five point victory over St Mary’s last Thursday evening to end the season on a high. The Dublin side were given a very Read more…
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The Science Behind…Faith
Some atheists say that religious belief is a kind of irrational glitch in the system that we should work hard to overcome, but things are much more complicated than claiming religious people are uneducated or Read more…
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The power of dreams
Sigmund Freud is regarded as the “father of psychoanalysis”. He analysed dreams as a way to understand personality in relation to pathology – the science of disease – and revolutionsied the study with his work: Read more…
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The Science Behind…Love
Relationships are confusing at the best of times and when science is thrown into the mix, things get even more complicated. The majority of people assume it’s a simple case of two individuals finding each Read more…
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Health Matters: The Liver
When people get a headache or a sore stomach they know straight away where the problem lies, however when it comes to the liver it’s not quite as easy. Unlike a sore stomach, the liver Read more…
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Voluntary work: Valuable on your CV?
Working, for free? Would you give up your valuable free time in return for nothing? This is a question many people ask of volunteers but for many it is not a case of giving something Read more…
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‘Shoesing’ the perfect style
‘You can never have too many shoes or handbags’, ‘they’ always say. Who are they? No one knows, maybe it was Carrie Bradshaw. Regardless of who said it, they were completely right. Shoes are an Read more…
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DCU heart break as Queen’s crowned O’Connor cup champions – QUB 4-10 DCU 1-09
DCU’s Ladies footballer’s season ended in heartbreak after they suffered a harrowing ten point defeat at the hands of Queen’s University Belfast at Waterford IT Sports Campus last Saturday. DCU were appearing in their fourth Read more…
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Fitness model revolution
The summer season of beach bodies is creeping in and Irish people are hitting the gym with a vengeance in a plea to get celeb-like bodies. While the closest a lot of us will get Read more…
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Post natal depression and men
Men and women are genetically and hormonally very different, but we do share certain hardships in life. Post natal depression affects around 15% of Irish mothers and can mean a tough start to what should Read more…
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The Science Behind: Genius
Imagine having your brain stolen. It happened once before. Einstein was his name. You know the guy with the mad hair and the brilliant mind. He died in 1955 from an aneurysm. And then Thomas Read more…
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Ladies outfit bounce back in NUIG win
The DCU Ladies Senior Football team were in O’Connor Cup action last Thursday, as they travelled to Galway to face NUIG. The match resulted in an 8-point triumph for DCU but it wasn’t a walk Read more…
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Chicago J1 on the verge of failing
Irish students are being warned to act more responsibly on J1 working summer holidays after a well-known advocate of the programme raised concerns about its future following several instances of anti-social behaviour among students in Read more…
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Breheny optimistic despite tame Fitzgibbon Cup exit
There was more heartbreak for DCU last Tuesday as they were on the receiving end of a heavy defeat to a Seamus Callanan inspired LIT. The loss brings the curtain down on another disappointing year Read more…
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DCU toppled in bruising O’Connor Cup opener
DCU Ladies football team got off to a bad start in their bid for O’Connor cup glory, having suffered a one point defeat to UL in Limerick on Tuesday last. In a hard fought encounter Read more…
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J1 destinations – Part 2
The visa companies are doing their utmost to attract students to take part in their programmes – visa company U.S.I.T are offering a J1 visa for just €99 now when it was €279 only a few weeks ago. Read more…
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Dublin by Bike
There has been a huge increase in campaigns promoting cycling and increasing its popularity around Dublin city in recent years. Dublin Bikes is a service which has 44 stations of bikes dotted around the city. It allows a person with an Read more…