President's Notices

MUSICAL @ OFS

2008-06-01T23:00:00.001+01:00

THE LAST FIVE YEARS
A new musical by Jason Robert Brown.
The Last Five Years chronicles a young couple's romance in a new and exciting way: her story starts at the end of their relationship; his begins on the day they met. Funny and uplifting, the show captures some of the most heartbreaking and universally felt moments of modern romance. A London Edinburgh hit – a must see show!
OFS Studio Tues-Sat 8pm, and Sat 2pm
Tickets 9 full/7 concession, Box Office 01865 297170

OXFORD BELLES' ALBUM

2008-06-01T22:59:00.000+01:00

Oxford Belles Album Pre-Launch Concert - Weds of 7th
We're in the middle of recording our album 'Listen to what the girl said'
and this is your chance to preview the songs and be the first to order a CD!
Tickets are only #5 and CDs are #10 plus we'll be selling refreshments.
To book a ticket e-mail us at belles@herald.ox.ac.uk; pidge a cheque made payable to 'the Oxford Belles' to Anita Boateng at St Hilda's or just find your nearest Belle!
Members:
Anita Boateng- Hilda's
Anna Byrne - St Peter's
Beth Mortimer - New College
Cathy Manning - St Hugh's
Hana Chambers - New
Jasmine Chin - New
Jessica Courtney - Exeter
Jo Langille - Balliol
Ore Oyeleke - St John's
OJ - St Peter's
Rosamund Hawley - St Peter's
Seraphina D'Arby - Brasenose
Stacia Grant-Nicholas - Worc
We'll be singing our set list:
Shine - Take That
He's Got a Way - Billy Joel
Hide and Seek - Imogen Heap
Joyful Joyful - Sister Act 2
Lovecats - The Cure
Breathe Me - Sia
Summertime - Ella Fitzgerald
One Way or Another - Blondie
Stand by Me/Beautiful Girls/Mercy - Ben E King/Sean Kingston/Duffy Sway - Pussycat Dolls Do Your Thing - Basement Jaxx
With some solo songs too.
THE ONLY BELLES CONCERT THIS YEAR! MISS IT MISS OUT!

130KM WALK - VARSITY

2008-06-01T22:57:00.000+01:00

The annual Varsity March is a mammoth 130 km / 81 mile trekbetween Oxford and Cambridge, completed in under 48 hours without anysleep! The route passes through five counties (Oxfordshire,Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire), walkingon a mixture of footpaths and quiet country roads. Cambridge have done theMarch every year since 1998 (except for a break in 2001), but this is the firstyear Oxford is joining in. So far all marches have been completedsuccessfully, although not all participants have walked the full distance.This year the Varsity March is on the weekend of 21-22 June. Thecurrent *provisional* plan is to set off from St Mary's Church Oxfordat around 10.15am on Saturday morning and (hopefully!) get to Cambridge Sundayevening, hopefully in time to get the last bus back! We will aim to stop for atleast one pub meal on the way, with other stops to eat food brought from home.If you are interested in joining us for all or part of the route, or wouldlike more information, please email Mel (melissa.chng@ccc.ox.ac.uk).
We also have a facebook group that you can join: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=19819812052Please note that the Varsity March is very mentally and physicallydemanding and is not something to be undertaken too lightly! You willneed a reasonable level of fitness if you plan to walk all or asubstantial part of the route.It is quite possible to join us for only part of the distance (there areseveral points at which you can join or leave the route by publictransport). However, this needs careful planning in advance:unplanned dropping out of the walk can be very inconvenient and/orexpensive. Once again, please get in touch with Mel to discuss possibleoptions.Notwithstanding all of the above, the Varsity March can be a veryfulfilling and rewarding experience if you manage to complete it, andsurely you have to do at least one crazy thing as a student!FundraisingThe Varsity March will also be used as an opportunity to fundraise for a
charity that I'm working with this summer. SEALNet
(Southeast Asian Nations Leadership Network) Project Philippines 2008
is a 2-week project in Cebu City, the Philippines, which aims to educate
the Filipino community about gastrointestinal worms. Our goal is to raise
US$1500 by 30th June 2008. To that end, I have promised to walk the
entire Varsity March in my ball dress if I am able to raise 80 pounds
before the walk begins. More information about SEALNet can be found at www.sealnetonline.org.
Please let me know if you would be interested in contributing to our project.Cheers,Melissa Ch'ng

EXCEL AT GRADUATE INTERVIEWS & ASSESSMENT CENTRES

2008-05-29T16:12:00.000+01:00

Excel at Graduate Interviews &
Assessment Centres

28 & 29 June 2008, Surrey

This 2 day intensive workshop maximises your potential to excel at graduate recruitment interviews and assessment centres

What you will cover:

We clarify what graduate recruiters are looking for from you
You maximise your understanding of each element of the recruitment and assessment centre process – what is involved and why it is used
You master the most critical stage of the process – planning & preparation
You practice key assessment tasks and receive real-time feedback on your impact and performance, then practice again
We coach you on your main development areas to deliver a significant change in your performance
You consolidate your learnings into an action plan that clarifies your goals and next steps

Who will benefit:

Second and Final year undergraduates preparing for the milkround
Recent graduates
First year undergraduates who want to get ahead of the game
Applicants for internships, work or summer placements

Practical, highly effective training to develop your skills plus:

The opportunity to practice key assessment centre exercises in a small group with real-time individual feedback and coaching, and then practice some more

Personalized advice & support from professional graduate recruiters and graduate development coaches in blue-chip companies

Dinner & informal discussion with a senior blue-chip business leader with significant graduate recruitment & development experience
We are passionate about providing an innovative, engaging and practically focused learning environment in which you can increase your confidence and develop useable, relevant skills get the results you want

240 PLACES FLET ON FUNDED CHINA SUMMER PROJECT

2008-05-29T16:11:00.002+01:00

If you're interested in filling three weeks of your summer with an amazing experience in China do read on -I went on the Shanghai trip this Easter and loved every minute, feel free to email me back to ask questions (leanne.price@ccc.ox.ac.uk )

240 funded places on the Study China Programme this summer – open to full-time undergraduate students in English, Scottish and Northern Ireland Universities and Colleges of Further Education.

Do you fancy spending three exciting weeks in China this summer to learn its language and develop an understanding of its culture, business and life in general?

Following the huge success of two Study China Programmes in the Summer 07 and Easter 08, the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills, the Scottish Government and the Department for Employment and Learning in Northern Ireland are now funding 240 places to full time undergraduates (200 for English universities, 30 for Scottish universities and 10 for NI universities) for the summer 2008.

Successful candidates will be learning Chinese language, attending lectures on Chinese culture, society, history and economy and visiting local businesses. The theme for the summer programme is Regional Economy and Cultures. We have selected two representative regions for the programme – Zhejiang and Shandong.

Zhejiang is known as the 'Land of Fish and Rice' with a strong and active economy of small businesses and enterprises. You will be visiting the Yiwu Wholesale Market, which is the largest supplier and distributor of Chinese products. You will experience the region's tea culture, silk culture and local opera Yueju. The programme is hosted by Zhejiang University in Hangzhou from 24th August to 14th September.

Shandong is the home of the Confucius and Qilu culture with famous business brands such as 'Tsingtao Beer' and 'Haier'. Its economy is focusing on large enterprises, agriculture and fishery. You will get a taster of regional cultures and learn kite making and Shandong bangzi (local opera). The programme is hosted by Shandong University in Jinan from 24th August to 14th September.

You can expect a once in a life experience through this programme as attested by our previous participants.

To find out more information about the programme and application instructions, visit www.studychina.org.uk Please note the deadline for application is Monday 30 June 2008. If you do not want to miss this unique opportunity, take action now!

OXF STUDENTS SUPPORTING STREET KIDS

2008-05-29T16:11:00.001+01:00

Time: 8pm, Friday 30th May
Venue: Wadham Old Refectory

Oxford Students Supporting Street Kids and Unicef present a screening of Fernando Meirelles' contemporary masterpiece - 'City of God' at the Old Refectory, Wadham College.

Taking place over the course of over two decades, academy award nominated City of God tells the story of Cidade de Deus (Portuguese for City of God), a lower class quarter west of Rio de Janeiro. The film is told from the viewpoint of a boy named Rocket (Busca pé in Portuguese) who grows up there as a fishmonger's son, and demonstrates the desperation and violence inherent in the slums. Based on a real story, the movie depicts drug abuse, violent crime, and a boy's struggle to free himself from the slums' grasp. Most of the actors were in fact genuine residents of Rio's favelas.

Suggested donation £3; all proceeds to the two participating charities. Drinks will be available.

Take a break from revision for a great cause, and see a fantastic movie whilst you're at it. A perfect Friday night!

Students Supporting Street Kids - www.sssk.org.uk Unicef - www.unicef.org City Of God - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0317248/

KORFBALL CUPPERS

2008-05-29T16:10:00.001+01:00

KORFBALL CUPPERS

I would like to invite you to participate in Korfball Cuppers this year. It was great fun last time, and is a good way to get involved in a new and exciting sport.

Korfball is similar to netball & basketball, but is played with equal numbers of boys and girls.

The competition will be held on Sunday of 8th Week (8th June) at Iffley Road Sports Hall between 11.00am and 2.30pm.

Teams must consist of at least 4 players (2 boys and 2 girls), and only two experienced players (i.e. anyone who has been to korfball training before) are allowed per team.

If you would like to enter a team, please email me (emily.barnard@jesus.ox.ac.uk) your team name – combined college teams are welcome, as are department/subject teams AND then pidge me a cheque (to Jesus college) for £10, made payable to Oxford University Korfball Club. The deadline for entries is Wednesday of 7th Week.

There will be an introductory session this Sunday (1st June) for new players to have a go at Korfball and learn the basics at Iffley Road from 11.00am – 12.30pm.

I look forward to receiving your entries, and another fun cuppers competition.

Emily

BE EXTREME SPROTS REP

2008-05-29T16:09:00.000+01:00

Hi Guys,
I'm Rob from Gradventures international, an extreme sports company based in the Uk and Colorado. Gradventures offers skiing, snowboarding, rafting, mountain biking, horseback riding, hiking, climbing, kayaking, etc ONLY FOR GRADUATES.
Added to the extreme sports we also arrange for the UK's leading Graduate Recruitment Agency to work on our graduates/adventurers behalf whilst they are travelling to fix up interviews and appointments to help launch their career when they return.
_I am looking for reps to represent Gradventures at Oxford with pay_.
I am looking to meet and appoint 2-3 individual Gradventure reps within the elite and exclusive universities included in the programme to introduce the Great Grad Experience to friends and colleagues who are looking to plan ahead and travel this year after their finals. At all the other universities/colleges we have approached thus far we have appointed an individual within the Ski Club, another within the Snowboard Club and generally one from either the Soccer/Rugby Club or from the extreme sports clubs ranks. We are incentivizing these individuals to introduce and recruit their friends and colleagues to our programmes, - and to help them we will supply them with posters, leaflets and brochures and get them to point people in the direction of our website and our FACEBOOK contact group. For those 2-3 individuals appointed they in turn are rewarded with #100/$200 per contact who sign up for any of our Gradventure programmes.
Furthermore, we are actually interested to hear from anyone who might also be interested in the possibility of working for Gradventures in Colorado as a Programme and Social manager - actually making sure the activity programmes run smoothly in the resort.
This is a totally unique concept and opportunity and one in which we'd love to have you on board.
If you would like to discuss this invitation or any other aspects of the company please contact me at your earliest convenience either by email or on
0044191 3863578 from abroad to discuss matters.
Please, send us another email address other than your University/College one in the next week or so, otherwise we will have no means of contacting you after the end of the term. Or alternatively please drop me a line to either recommend someone else within your University/College ranks who might suit the challenge and work with us on this exciting new proposal. We are looking for liaison reps who are genuinely going to be proactive and sell this concept to their fellow graduates. Check out the website and see for yourself.
www.gradventures.org
Contact:
rob Smith
Robbie@gradventures.org
07912551338

OXWIP: POLITICS, PUNTING & PIMMS

2008-05-29T16:05:00.001+01:00

OXWIP:POLITICS, PUNTING & PIMMS!
Join us for the opportunity to discuss politics over a glass of Pimms and while away the afternoon punting gently along the Isis.
Meet us at St. Hildas at 4.15pm.
We will also have a blanket and Pimms laid out on the bank of the river in Christ Church meadow so you can always join us there too.
We will set up camp by the fork in the river near the Magdalen School playing fields. The committee will all be wearing pink tops (to continue the 'p' theme) so you will not miss us!
The event is completely FREE and there will be FREE PIMMS for all!
Week 6
Friday 30th May
4.15-6.15pm
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=41819150303

'RACE ON THE MEDIA' PUBLIC LECTURE

2008-05-25T16:25:00.000+01:00

PUBLIC LECTURE ON 'RACE AND THE MEDIA' BY YASMIN ALIBHAI-BROWN
Noted journalist-broadcaster-author Yasmin Alibhai-Brown will deliver a public lecture on 'Race and the Media'.
Venue: Vernon Harcourt Room, St Hilda's College, Cowley Place
Date and Time: Wednesday, May 28, 5.30pm, followed by drinks
The event is open to all. Enquiries may be directed to raheel.dhattiwala@st-hildas.ox.ac.uk

SPEAKER PROFILE :
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown came to Britain in 1972 from Uganda. She completed her M.Phil. in literature at Oxford in 1975. She is a journalist, radio and television broadcaster and author of several books. She is now a regular columnist on The Independent and London’s Evening Standard, and a Vice President of the United Nations Association, UK.
Her writings always mix the intensely personal with the political. Her views are unpredictable except on a few issues where she has remained steadfast – immigration most of all. She can be depended on to be disloyal to blind interest groups and patriotism. She is a feminist who furiously criticises some forms of feminism, an anti-racist who will always expose black and Asian hypocrisies and oppression, a Muslim calling for reformation, a British citizen who battles for real equality for immigrants and their children. On the 10th of September, 2001, the day before the Al-Queda attacks in the US, she wrote a column calling for international action against the Taliban. The day after she criticised the US for its hubris. Why does she irritate so much? is the refrain. The list of people who have previously been offended by her words include Prince Charles, Cherie Blair, Bruce Anderson, Melanie Phillips Boris Johnson, Rod Liddle, David Blunkett and his erstwhile lover Kimberley Quinn, Keith Vaz, The Board of Jewish Deputies ( she believes Israel gives Jewish people a sense of place and security but she is a passionate defender of Palestinian rights) The Muslim Council of Britain, Ken Livingstone, Dianne Abbot, the National Black Alliance and many others. Then there are the mullahs and Muslim apologists who want to go further and kill her.
In 2000 she published, Who Do We Think We Are? which went on to be published in the US too, an acclaimed book on the state of the nation. After Multiculturalism, a pamphlet re-assessing the multicultural ideology in Britain was the first critical examination by a social democrat of a settled and now damaging orthodoxy. In 2001 came the publication of Mixed Feelings, a book on mixed race Britons which has been praised by all those who have reviewed it to date.
On April 25, she brought her acclaimed play, Nowhere to Belong; Tales of an Extravagant Stranger, to Oxford. She will return again this month on May 28 to speak at St Hilda’s College on Race and the Media.
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HANDY UP FOR DARFUR IS RECRUITING

2008-05-25T16:23:00.001+01:00

Hands Up for Darfur is NOW RECRUITING! After an extremely successful year organising a critical and interactive 'Question Time' Darfur debate at Magdalen Auditorium and the fashion show we are now RECRUITING! There's a number of positions on offer for next year within marketing, events, sponsorship. and we're looking for enthusiastic and engaging people to continue our work of raising AWARENESS and FUNDS. We've already got some exciting new ideas for next year with more of a focus on awareness of the conflict..
If you're interested in being part of our dynamic and innovative team please
email: president@handsupfordarfur.co.uk with a brief paragraph of your previous experience and what area you would like to get involved in.

PHSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH STUDY

2008-05-25T16:22:00.002+01:00

"Dear Students,
We are looking for volunteers for a research study looking at how people process written information and what effect this has on mood, performance and behaviour. I would be very grateful if you could complete the quick questionnaire found at this link:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=Or3qe1vmLnx6z0hRtY9dQA_3d_3d
I may then contact you with further details of the study we are conducting to ask if you would be willing to participate in the study. If so, training sessions would be held at the Department of Experimental Psychology on South Parks Road, and you will be reimbursed for your time.
We would very much appreciate you filling in the questionnaire as without volunteers, this important research could not be conducted.
Thank you for taking the time to read this, Jennifer Burgess St Hilda's College."

ROOM AVAILABLE IN COWLEY

2008-05-25T16:22:00.001+01:00

"We have a spare room in a 6 bedroom house on St Mary's Rd, 2 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, open plan living area and a large shared garden. House has been newly refurbished and rental year begins in August. The other occupants are mixed Balliol second years. Rent is £325 per month plus bills. If anyone is interested please either email catherine.brown@balliol.ox.ac.uk or ring 07800748556."

OXFORD STUDENTS FOR LIBERTY

2008-05-25T16:20:00.001+01:00

**OXFORD STUDENTS FOR LIBERTY**
Invite you to 'Rum and Rights', an informal forum for discussion about topical civil liberties issues...with rum!
This week we will be discussing how the balance between individual rights and respect for the environment can be redressed. Come along to have your say or just to sit back, listen and enjoy a few glasses of rum.
Monday 6th week, 7.30pm
New College, the Longroom
£3/£2 for members/free if you join OSFL on the door (£5) - just for the cost of rum and coke!
It would be great to see you there, it is a very relaxed event so no worries if you will be late or have to leave early. There will also be some fab jazz piano for inspiration!
See our website www.oxfordstudentsforliberty.org.uk or contact OSFL secretary daniella.waddoup@new.ox.ac.uk for more info.

AUDITIONS FOR BECKETT'S ENDGAME

2008-05-25T16:19:00.002+01:00

Auditions for Beckett's superb Endgame will be held in the Britton music room, Trinity College on Thursday 29th May from 10.00-1.00 and then on Friday 30th May 1.00-5.00. If interested please email brightyoungproductions@googlemail.com for a slot, stating what times you are able to do.

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'HAY FEVER' ON TRINITY LAWNS

2008-05-25T16:19:00.001+01:00

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Hay Fever
The 2008 Trinity Lawns Play
Tuesday - Saturday 6th Week, 7.30pm
Trinity Lawns (via Parks Road entrance)
Tickets £9/£5
Noel Coward’s 1925 play, Hay Fever, is a combination of high farce and a comedy of manners, in which the four members of an eccentric and unconventional family each invite a guest to stay for the weekend, unaware that the others have had the same idea. They constantly behave self-centeredly throughout the weekend, inflicting melodramatic and comedic scenes upon their unsuspecting guests, from the awkward first tea to the after-dinner game which none of the guests understands. This play propelled Coward to prominence as a playwright, thanks to its witty and indisputably entertaining nature.
To reserve tickets, send an e-mail to trinitylawnsplay@hotmail.co.uk and pidge money (cash/cheque made out to 'Trinity Players') for the tickets to Simone Caplin at Trinity College within 48 hours. You will then receive a confirmation e-mail, which you must bring with you on the night.
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CHCH DRAMA SOCIETY PRESENTS

2008-05-25T16:18:00.001+01:00

Christ Church Drama Society presents
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Pirandello's 'Henry IV' translated by Tom Stoppard
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A surreal night of madness, delusion, or is it reality?
30/31st May (6th Week) 7.45pm
Cathedral Gardens, Christ Church
Tickets: £5/3.50 (concessions)
To reserve please email henry.iv@hotmail.co.uk
There will also be Pimms and other refreshments so remember some change

STUDENT ACTION FOR REFUGEES

2008-05-25T16:16:00.000+01:00

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The Treatment of Refugees and Asylum Seekers in the UK Today
Wednesday 28th May
8pm, Magdalen College Auditorium
Taking the launch of the first Independent Asylum Commission report as a starting point, this question-time style panel discussion will tackle the many issues surrounding the treatment of refugees and asylum seekers in the UK today, both in terms of policy and public response.
Chair:
• Anthony Bradley, research fellow, Institute of European and
Comparative Law, University of Oxford.
Panel members:
 Commissioner Canon Nick Sagovsky, Independent Asylum Commission
 Professor Roger Zetter, Director, Refugee Studies Centre,
Department
of International Development (QEH), University of Oxford
 Sushila Dhall, Counsellor, Refugee Resource
 Ghislaine Safari, Oxfam worker and interpreter for Refugee
Resource
 Rt Hon Evan Harris, Member of Parliament
Refreshments will be available after the event.
See www.independentasylumcommission.org.uk to download a copy of the latest IAC report, Saving Sanctuary
This event is bought to you by STAR (Student Action for Refugees) and Refugee Resource as part of the Oxford Hub Series
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LGBTQ WORCESTER COLLEGE COCKTAILS

2008-05-25T16:15:00.001+01:00

Worcester College Cocktails - the LGBTQS cocktail night is THIS MONDAY OF 6TH WEEK 8.30- 10.30pm
THE COCKTAILS ARE THE FINEST ! £4 ALL DRINKS INCLUDED
- Nothing served from tubs, authentic amazing cocktails.
It would be good to get crowd who don't normally frequent Uni LGBT events - This is selling out quickly and there's limited capacity so email oliver.beer@worc.ox.ac.uk asap to get tickets pidged to you -
ALL TICKETS IN ADVANCE, NONE ON THE DOOR

OUSU FOCUS GROUP - LGBTQ, ETHNIC MINORITIES, WOMEN

2008-05-25T16:14:00.001+01:00

In 6th Week OUSU is holding 'Focus Groups' for women, black and minority ethnic students and LGBTQ students. We want to find out more about your experience at Oxford, what you are finding positive and what you feel could benefit from improvement. The Focus groups will allow informal discussion of the issues. The Focus groups will feed into a report we are currently preparing into the issues facing students in Oxford. All contributions will be kept anonymous. The report will form part of OUSU's submission to an external Audit of the University, a regular inspection which takes place in all UK University's. This is a very useful process for the University to reflect on its progress in areas of equality and diversity and students thoughts, experiences and concerns are a valuable part of this process. If you will be attending any of the focus groups, please contact women@ousu.org to let us know. Please put the name of the group in the title of the e-mail. If you would like to contribute by e-mail, please e-mail your thoughts and experiences to women@ousu.org. All contributions will be kept strictly anonymous in the report. Please contact women@ousu.org with any questions or enquiries.Times and dates for focus groups:Women - Monday 6th Week (26th May) 5.45pm - 7.00pm, OUSU Building Black and Minority Ethnic Students - Tuesday 6th Week (27th May) 5.30pm - 7.30pm, The Davis Room, St Peters College- Pizza will be served - RSVPLGBTQ students Thursday 6th Week (29th May) 5.30pm - 7.30pm, OUSU Building ( TBC) Pizza will be served -RSVP

TEACH ENLIGH IN ASIA THIS SUMMER - FLIGHTS PAID

2008-05-25T16:12:00.001+01:00

Unique opportunity to teach English in Asia this summer (2008) with OCEP!
+ No plans for the summer?
+ Want to go travelling but have no money?
+ Want to gain valuable experience but not slave away all summer in London?
We are looking for enthusiastic students to teach on summer camps in China and Vietnam.
- No experience necessary!
- £350-£500 flight funding!
- Accommodation and Food Included
- Travel opportunities
Places Available from
- 25th June - 9th August (Hong Kong and Guangdong)
- 1st July - 14th August (Jiangsu Province, China)
- 28th June - 30th July (Hanoi, Vietnam)
Apply by email to thomas.hayward@ocep.org.uk
Find out more about OCEP and teaching on our website http://www.ocep.org.uk/

OXFIZZ FORUM AND SURVEY

2008-05-25T16:11:00.002+01:00

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OxFizz Focus Group
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OxFizz, the mock interview service, is looking for feedback on how it can
improve! Join us for drinks and nibbles on Tuesday of 6th Week, May 27th, at
5.30 pm in the Merton MCR for an informal discussion.
All those who attend can then claim a FREE Silver Level CV interview, worth £15!
Please email victoria@oxfizz.org to RSVP, as numbers are limited.
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OxFizz Online Survey
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We'd also be very grateful if you could take a couple of minutes of your day to
fill in the below survey - it's very quick and easy but would help us
significantly. Please do complete it regardless of whether or not you can make
the focus group. Many thanks!
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=MtikUncSCqzEblxREqpMBw_3d_3d

ONLINE MEMORIES SURVEY

2008-05-25T16:11:00.001+01:00

MEMORIES: AN ONLINE SURVEY We are a research group in the Department of Psychiatry and we're looking for people to take part in a study of psychological processes related to memory style! The study is completed online and is entirely anonymous. It takes around 20 to 40 minutes to complete.
To
find out more and to participate, please visit http://www.survey.bris.ac.uk/psych-ox/memstyle or email anneke.haddad@psych.ox.ac.uk.

SPRING AWAKENING

2008-05-25T16:10:00.001+01:00

SPRING AWAKENING at The Oxford Playhouse is the show to see this
trinity - 6th Week (28th -31st May). Censored for over 80 years in
England due to its explicit content and gritty realism, this depiction
of teenagers struggling to make their way into the adult world is
surprisingly contemporary and direct - a 19th century version of
Skins. www.springinoxford.co.uk
Link to the trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6tjXkLRA9E
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SWING! MUSICAL @ KEBEL

2008-05-11T07:40:00.001+01:00

SWING! A new musical play: 4TH WEEK @ O'REILLY THEATREThere's something naaaasty in the tennis club equipment shed...Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Shafthead, a suburb like no other - ofgluten-free carrot cake, tyrannical Hebrew teachers, naturist landladies and tennisclub politics. Meet Willy Straddlebottom, the dashing young coach, the lustofevery menopausal housewife's loins - and Francesca del Lazula, the buxomBrazilian club president, who is on a mission to ensure that the arrival ofthe wide-eyed innocent Matthew Standard shall never threaten her son's success in theU15 Tennis Championship..."Tonight we cast morality aside, and in its place we present to you a schemeso twisted you'll be screaming to climb back inside your suburban womb..."A musical jamboree of 23 all-singing, all-dancing actors, an original scoreofseventeen toe-tapping numbers, a live jazz band - andstrawberrries/cream/Pimms at the interval: Broadway has really arrived inNorth London suburbia.4th week (Tue-Sat 7:30pm)£5.50 @ O'Reilly theatre KEBLE COLLEGE.BOOK TICKETS NOW! They're already selling like glutenfree hotcross buns:www.wegottickets.com and search "Swing!" www.swingthemusical.co.uk