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Come hear<br />

Verdi’s Requiem<br />

To celebrate the bicentenary <strong>of</strong> the birth<br />

<strong>of</strong> the Italian composer, Giuseppe<br />

Verdi (1813-1901), the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />

<strong>Sydney</strong> Graduate Choir will open its 2013<br />

subscription season with a performance<br />

<strong>of</strong> his choral masterpiece, the Messa da<br />

Requiem, on 28 April.<br />

To perform this celebrated work<br />

according to Verdi’s wishes, the choir<br />

needs more singers than the Great Hall<br />

can accommodate, so it will be mounted<br />

in the <strong>Sydney</strong> Town Hall. <strong>The</strong> choir will<br />

invite 200 guest singers to join in, and will<br />

present the work as a community event, as<br />

per its “<strong>Sydney</strong> Sings Messiah” concerts.<br />

Verdi’s Requiem,<br />

3pm 28 April in the <strong>Sydney</strong> Town Hall<br />

Tickets from the Seymour Centre:<br />

9351 7940 or www.seymourcentre.com<br />

Find time to<br />

get involved<br />

Alumni are invited to help support our<br />

students by participating in the “Fun,<br />

Fare and Future Alumni” program – an<br />

initiative aimed at connecting current<br />

local and international students with our<br />

graduates. Lunches and dinners hosted<br />

by alumni provide an opportunity for<br />

students to meet and engage with their<br />

peers and alumni families, enabling all to<br />

share academic, pr<strong>of</strong>essional and social<br />

experiences and foster new friendships.<br />

Past gatherings have ranged from a day<br />

visit to Goulburn and a cocktail party in<br />

Woollahra.<br />

sydney.edu.au/alumni/support<br />

A performance at last year’s event.<br />

National Reconciliation Week<br />

National Reconciliation Week,<br />

held annually from 27 May to<br />

3 June, is a time to celebrate and<br />

build on the respectful relationships<br />

shared by Aboriginal and Torres Strait<br />

Islander people and other Australians.<br />

Highlights at the <strong>University</strong> include:<br />

Sea <strong>of</strong> Hands<br />

Camperdown Campus<br />

10am-3pm, daily<br />

Monday 27 May – Monday 3 June<br />

Show your support for reconciliation<br />

in Australia by planting a hand in<br />

<strong>Sydney</strong>’s public artwork.<br />

Sancta Sophia College<br />

desperately seeking lost alumni<br />

upfront<br />

Flag Raising Ceremony and<br />

Community Barbecue<br />

Monday 27 May 12.30-2pm<br />

Featuring keynote speakers,<br />

entertainment and a free BBQ lunch<br />

I’m Not Racist But ... panel discussion<br />

7pm Monday 27 May, Seymour Centre<br />

Forum on recognition <strong>of</strong> Constitutional<br />

recognition <strong>of</strong> Indigenous Australians<br />

6pm Tuesday 28 May, Law School Foyer<br />

For the latest event updates and to<br />

register visit sydney.edu.au/events/<br />

reconciliation<br />

ARE YOU LOST?<br />

Help us find you! If you haven’t heard from us in the last 3 months,<br />

contact our Alumni Relations Manager to register or update your<br />

details. Telephone 02 9577 2326. Email alumni@sancta.usyd.edu.au<br />

Follow us forward at www.sanctasophiacollege.edu.au/alumni/<br />

SANCTA SOPHIA COLLEGE<br />

Walk in Wisdom<br />

11 mar 2013 SAM

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