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SPECIAL INTEREST WEEKEND THURSDAY 26 MARCH – SUNDAY 29 MARCH 2009 EVOLUTION: DARWIN’S IMPACT ON SCIENCE AND CULTURE Christ Church OXFORD Topham Picturepoint/TopFoto.co.uk HISTORY: 1759 BRITAIN’S ‘WONDERFUL YEAR’ For further information please contact: Special Interest Weekend The Steward’s Office Christ Church OXFORD OX1 1DP Tel: 01865 286848/286877 Fax: 01865 286328 Email: specialinterest@chch.ox.ac.uk www.chch.ox.ac.uk
OXFORD LITERARY FESTIVAL CHARITABLE TRUST Education and Outreach Events for the Oxford Literary Festival – inspiring new generations of readers • Oxford Literary Festival Charitable Trust (OLFCT) was established in 2005 and works with the main Oxford Literary Festival (OLF) held at Christ Church each March/April. OLFCT’s purpose is to provide an outstanding education and outreach programme of events for young people and excluded communities right across Oxfordshire focusing on literature, poetry, and the written and spoken word. Our aim is to inspire new generations of readers. In 2009 we will be involving over 4000 young people from all over Oxfordshire in events with poets and authors. • This year we are providing three days of author events for Oxfordshire Primary Schools; a Reader in Residence touring County Libraries; a word games competition for students in years 7–9; helping year 10’s put on A Play in a Day and running book reviewing and creative writing competitions. We are also hosting Festival events for poets from Asylum Welcome and book groups from hostels for the homeless and running a poetry project with The Art Room. • In 2009/10 as well as continuing with this schools and outreach work, we will be setting up a series of book groups in the Oxfordshire community covering all ages from the Under 5’s to the over 80’s. • We need your help to give children, young people and adults an enthusiasm for books that will stay with them through their lives, both encouraging literacy skills and providing the “magic carpet” to another world. If you or your business can be involved and help to fund this work then please contact: Angie Prysor-Jones oxford.literary.festival@ntlworld.com 01865 514149 www.sundaytimes-oxfordliteraryfestival.co.uk/charitable.htm Reg. Charity1109268
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Welcome WELCOME We are delighted to
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Festival Chief Executive Sally Duns
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30 MONDAY MARCH 2009 30 Hugh Chatwi
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30 Dinner In Honour of Baroness P.D
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CHRIST CHURCH, OXFORD CONFLICT CONF
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31 Tom Holland Millennium 310 12pm
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31 Andrew Lambert Admirals 306 2pm
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F A C E T O F A C E W I T H H I S T
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31 Ritchie Robertson Kafka: A Very
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31 Anne Chisholm and Paul Levy Fran
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Page 29 and 30: CONFERENCE OXFORD The Colleges and
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Page 37 and 38: 1 Edward Paice 411 Wrath of God: Th
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Page 41 and 42: JOHNSON AT 300 SAMUEL JOHNSON A MAN
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Page 65 and 66: 2 A Screening of Arena: Paul Scofie
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Page 117 and 118: Thursday 2 April Walking Tour - Pol
Page 119 and 120: Sunday 5 April Walking Tour - CS Le
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Page 127 and 128: EXHIBITIONS Illustrators Exhibition
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FOOD AND DRINK Albert Roux 11 Carve
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