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 [[Tansill Muldoon Stadium]] - Trinity's 5,500-seat stadium complex which provides access to viewing the field hockey, football, lacrosse, and track and field team competitions. [[Tansill Muldoon Stadium]] - Trinity's 5,500-seat stadium complex which provides access to viewing the field hockey, football, lacrosse, and track and field team competitions.
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 +[[Telegraph Clubs]] - Student groups interested in exploring the new technology of telegraphy.
  
 [[Temperance Society]] - Student organization in the mid- to late-19th century. [[Temperance Society]] - Student organization in the mid- to late-19th century.
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 [[Terms]] - Groupings of weeks and months which form the structure of the academic calendar year. [[Terms]] - Groupings of weeks and months which form the structure of the academic calendar year.
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 +[[drama_clubs|Theatrical Clubs]] - Student groups for performance, drama, and theater. 
  
 [[Theology Department]] - A foundational area of study in the early days of Trinity College, and one of its oldest departments. [[Theology Department]] - A foundational area of study in the early days of Trinity College, and one of its oldest departments.
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 [[Totten, Silas]] - 3rd President of Trinity College, from May 4, 1837 to August 2, 1848. [[Totten, Silas]] - 3rd President of Trinity College, from May 4, 1837 to August 2, 1848.
  
-[[athletics|Track and Field]] - Longstanding sport that has existed since at least the 1880s.+[[Track and Field]] - Longstanding sport that has existed since at least the 1880s.
  
 [[Transit of Venus]] - A famous astronomical event on December 6, 1882.  [[Transit of Venus]] - A famous astronomical event on December 6, 1882. 
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