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Elected members of the Governing Body Michaelmas Term 2012 and Hilary Term 2013 Cutts, Andrew Paul (BSc, MSc Reading) [GS 2010–] Ghillani, Francesca (MA Universita degli studi di Parma) [GS 2009–] Parau, Cristina Elena (BSc Sibiu Romania, MSc Brun, PhD London) [RF 2008–] Pfister, Tomas Jon (BA Cambridge) [GS 2011–] Pierce, Lillian Beatrix, MScRes (MA, PhD Princeton) [RF 2010–] Shanthakumar, Prashanthini (MSc Royal Holloway) [GS 2011–] Trinity Term 2013 Chen, Yi Samuel (AM Harvard) [GS 2009–] Cutts, Erin Eloise (BA, BSc Adelaide) [GS 2012–] Ghillani, Francesca (MA Universita degli studi di Parma) [GS 2009–] Price, David William MPhil (PhD Lampeter) [GS 2005-] Rasheed, Tabassum Parveen BA [GS 2012–] Shanthakumar, Prashanthini (MSc Royal Holloway) [GS 2011–] Chairs of the General Meeting Michaelmas Term 2012 and Hilary Term 2013 Cutts, Andrew Paul Trinity Term 2013 Rasheed, Tabassum Parveen 81
Clubs and Societies AMREF Group The African Medical and Research Foundation has been the College’s adopted charity for many years, and regular events in aid of AMREF are a familiar feature of Wolfson life. They include concerts organized jointly by the Group and the Music Society, to whom go many thanks, and the Sunday Coffee Shop, which continues to be very popular; thanks to the many volunteers, both bakers and servers, it raised £961 this year. The Household Goods sale, at the start of each academic year, has once again proved its value to new students picking up useful household items, and has also introduced them to AMREF; this year’s sale raised £355. The Annual Fireworks Display resulted in a record collection of £670. An innovation has been the sale of cotton shopping-bags bearing the College arms and AMREF logo. They were very popular at £2, and the first batch was soon sold out; more have been ordered for sale at the Lodge. Last but not least, the generosity of Wolfsonians was once again demonstrated by their response to the Annual Battels Appeal, which raised £3,000. A total of £6,500 was thus available and enabled the Group to continue funding the Wolfson AMREF Annual Bursary which provides financial assistance, mainly tuition fees, to a student or students attending the AMREF Training College in Nairobi. As in previous years, the College was also able to support two specific projects which AMREF has identified as priorities, the training of two African midwives as part of AMREF’s midwife training programme, and the purchase of fifty second-hand bicycles for them to reach their patients faster. None of these fundraising activities could have been achieved without the support of members of the Group and many volunteers. Two long-serving members in particular, Jan Scriven and Renée Lee, have recently left their posts in College, but it is very pleasing to report that they will continue to help whenever possible. At a small ceremony at AMREF’s office in London, Jan was presented with a signed photograph in recognition of her many years of support for the charity. Renée, who has been active as the AMREF Group Representative at the General Meeting, has also given unstintingly of her time and energy; she will be long remembered for starting the ever-popular Sunday Coffee Shop. Andy Cutts has replaced her as Representative. Christopher Lethbridge 82
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Contents page President and Fellows
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Coecke, Bob, MA (PhD Free Universit
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Rice, Ellen Elizabeth, MA, DPhil (B
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Anderson, David Lessells Thomson, M
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Mueller, Benito, MA, DPhil (Dip ETH
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Mitri, Sara, (BSc American Universi
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College Officers President Vicegere
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Editor’s Note The Record keeps th
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Professor Paul Aveyard, Reader in P
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Wolfson is a creative place, and ou
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I thank, too, all the people I work
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(soon to be Wolfson) College, and h
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Gertrud Seidmann (1919-2013) Gertru
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Page 49 and 50: Sketching Wolfson’s new building
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