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Wolfson/Darwin Day <strong>2013</strong><br />
This year’s exchange day with our sister college took place in Cambridge. After a<br />
week of cold weather and snow, Darwin organized an eventful day of games and<br />
competitions to entertain the travelling Wolfsonians. Activities included regular<br />
sports such as rowing, basketball and football, and some more unusual ones such<br />
as egg and spoon races, tug-of-war and croquet. Darwin took the lead early, but<br />
Wolfson fought back to win the day and bring the trophy back to Oxford. Many<br />
thanks to Darwin for being this year’s hosts, and for making it a memorable day for<br />
many a fortunate traveller.<br />
Matteo Gianella-Borradori,Wolfson Sports Rep<br />
Yoga<br />
My name is Beatrice Barbareschi, and I have been teaching yoga at Wolfson since<br />
Hilary 2012. Classes have continued regularly over the past two academic years,<br />
and we recently had the wonderful opportunity of moving to a permanent location:<br />
after years of nomadism, the newly refurbished Games Room has become the new<br />
home for Yoga students at Wolfson. No longer do they need to look where to go<br />
every Wednesday evening, and the Games Room has a lovely space for storing all<br />
of our equipment; so farewell to the days of hauling blankets and mats all round<br />
the <strong>College</strong>!<br />
Regular yogis and yoginis have been cultivating a dynamic and mindful practice<br />
throughout the year, developing their awareness of breath, body and mind. I have<br />
had the pleasure of observing the practices of many students, some of whom<br />
have shown interest in developing their own personal practice, probably the most<br />
challenging step in yoga. But Trinity <strong>2013</strong> will be my last term at Wolfson, as I will<br />
be going on maternity leave. We are now in the process of finding a new teacher, so<br />
that the Yoga tradition can continue uninterrupted into the next academic year. I<br />
will miss our classes at Wolfson, and wish its students all the best as they continue<br />
on their learning path.<br />
Beatrice Barbareschi<br />
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