PELICANNEWS
The NewsletterFor and aboutCorpus Alumni
Issue 10December 2009
❖ Corpus Surpasses Fundraising Target❖ Richard Carwardine: Corpus’ New President❖ Chancellor Formally Opens New Auditorium❖ Corpus Cabinet Ministers elected to Honorary Fellowships❖ Corpuscle Appointed Director of Tate Britain❖ Alumni News
15 December 2009Christmas Drinks and Farewell to Sir Tim LankesterOxford and Cambridge Club71 Pall Mall, London SW1Y 5HDFrom 6 pm onwards
14-16 April 2010University of Oxford’s New York Reunion
15 April 2010Corpuscles Dinner in New York (Venue and time TBC)
11 May 2010 (TBC) Hardie Trophy Golf Match, Huntercombe Golf Club
29 May 2010Eights Week Luncheon
GAUDIES
9 January 2010 26 June 20101966 - 1970 1979-1982
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Oxford Alumni Weekend24-26 SeptemberCorpus Association Biennial Weekend and Dinner
The University is hosting its annual Alumni weekend in the third week of September, offering a widevariety of events and lectures for Oxford alumni. For more information about the Weekend, and toregister for events, please visit their website: http://www.alumniweekend.ox.ac.uk/
The Corpus Association will be hosting its biennial dinner (further details to be sent in the new year)and, following on the success of 2008’s series of lectures and displays in College, a similar programme ofevents for Corpuscles. Spouses and guests are very welcome to attend this weekend and the dinner.
Forthcoming Events
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Corpus Elects New President Corpus Christi College has elected Professor Richard CarwardineFBA as its 31st President. Professor Carwardine, a graduate ofCorpus, is currently Rhodes Professor of American History at OxfordUniversity. He specialises in 19th century American history. Hisrecent biography of Abraham Lincoln won him the prestigiousLincoln Prize (awarded annually since 1991 for the best non-fictionhistorical work on the American Civil War). In 2008 he was electedto the Order of Lincoln by the State of Illinois. Professor Carwardinereplaces Sir Tim Lankester, who steps down from his post in January2010.
Richard read Modern History at Corpus between 1965 and 1968,and obtained his D.Phil at Queen’s College, Oxford. Prior to hisappointment as Rhodes Professor, he was Professor of History atSheffield University.
Commenting on his appointment Richard said, ‘It’s an extraordinary privilege for an Old Corpuscle tobe invited to take up the presidency of his undergraduate college. I can barely credit my good fortune.One particular pleasure will be getting to meet many old members. I’m looking forward enormously tobeing involved once again in the everyday life of Corpus, and to working with the Fellows, students andstaff to maintain and foster the College’s reputation as a close-knit community of academic distinctionand humane values.’
In his retirement, Sir Tim Lankester will continue to take a strong interest in Far Eastern affairs where hesits on a number of international commissions.
David Miliband (CCC 1984), Secretary of Statefor Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, and EdMiliband (CCC 1989), Secretary of State forEnergy and Climate Change, have been electedto Honorary Fellowships of the College.
David and Ed Miliband both read PPE at Corpus.They were both President of the Junior CommonRoom, and later they both spent a year studyingat Harvard.
David was Head of the Prime Minister’s PolicyUnit from 1997 to 2001. He became a Member ofParliament in 2001 and entered the Government
in 2005 as Minister of State for Communities andLocal Government. In 2006 he joined theCabinet as Secretary of State for Environment,Food and Rural Affairs; and in 2007 he waspromoted to the post of Secretary of State forForeign and Commonwealth Affairs.
Ed was a special adviser to Gordon Brown whenhe was Chancellor of the Exchequer. He enteredParliament in 2005 and in 2007 joined theCabinet as Minister for the Cabinet Office andChancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. He waspromoted to the post of Secretary of State forEnergy and Climate Change in 2008.
Rhodes Scholar Amia Srinivasan (2007) was elected to a Fellowship after Examination (also known asPrize Fellowship) at All Souls College in Michaelmas 2009. Prior to reading for her BPhil at Corpus, Amiastudied Philosophy at Yale University.
Amia’s election is particularly noteworthy: while All Souls normally elects two Fellows from a field of fiftyor more candidates, she was the only one elected this year.
Corpus Cabinet Ministers elected to HonoraryFellowships
Corpus AlumnA elected to All Souls PrizeFellowship
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Corpus Surpasses Fundraising Target
Old Members will know we launched our Appeal in 2001 in the anticipation of raising £10m to support anumber of projects:
• To endow our fellowships in Law, Classics and Modern History
• To endow undergraduate bursaries
• To add to the endowment for the maintenance of buildings
• To build a new auditorium
• To build new accommodation.
Over that time the College’s priorities shifted and new priorities arose. The original estimate of the costof building a new auditorium was only a quarter of the eventual cost and a substantial part of thefundraising proceeds were directed there. Some fundraising opportunities were serendipitous or weredesigned to capture the interest of particular donors, such as the endowment of our post in Cardio-vascular Medicine or the creation of a joint research fellowship in Dutch History.
In all, we succeeded in raising £11.3m from a donor-base that included both Old Members and externals.
Interestingly a large number of donations have been made without any restrictions as to their use. Of thetotal number of gifts, most have been of this type. It seems that the majority of Corpus alumni aregenerally happy to make a gift and for the college to determine its use. With the external donors, there isa very strong wish to see the gift used for a specific purpose (e.g. the MBI Building or the HandaFellowship in Clinical Medicine. Because of the shift in priorities and costs over the period theundesignated funds have been allocated nominally to various generic fund types. Wherever a gift hasbeen given for a designated purpose it has been applied to that purpose.
The gift types can be broken down as follows:
Donations to Corpus
(£000s) Target Designated Undesignated Total
Tutorial Posts 4000 1759 1185 2944Student Bursaries 1575 533 261 794Auditorium 2200 1249 1090 2339Other Buildings 3200 27 973 1000Other 324 203 527SUBTOTAL 10975 3892 3712 7604UNREALISED LEGACIES 1000 2700 3700TOTAL 11304
Overall 29% of alumni (those with valid addresses) have given at some point during the appeal. Howeverthere is a pronounced variation in giving rates between year cohorts.
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In part this reflects the shifting patterns of disposable income over a typical lifetime, but it is also possiblethat there are varying differences in levels of affinity between cohorts.
Currently, Corpus punches above its weight in fundraising terms. Last year we raised £2.7m against aUniversity median of £1.3m. Even allowing for that fact that £1m of that sum comprises a legacy trust, wemanaged to raise about 25% above the average. We are among the smallest Development Offices in theUniversity, with just two members of staff. The mean average across the university is 2.7 members of staff(the median is 4) and the largest offices employ some seven people.
We are now looking ahead to 2017 and the opportunities that the College’s Quincentenary presents. Theaddition of the MBI Al Jaber Building this year thanks to our fundraising efforts has transformed thecollege’s infrastructure and the scholarships and posts which our donors have supported have helped tonudge us back up towards the top of the Norrington Table. The Quincentenary will see Corpus able tobuild on its achievements over the past eight years and celebrate Richard Foxe’s legacy in a way that trulyreflects the intellectual spirit of its foundation. Meanwhile, the College expresses its enormous gratitudeto all those who have responded positively to the Appeal.
Balzan Prize for Honorary Fellow Corpuscle and Honorary Fellow Thomas Nagel (1958), Professor of Law and Philosophy at New YorkUniversity, was awarded the Balzan Prize for Moral Philosophy in September 2008.
The Prize (established in 1961) was awarded by the International Balzan Prize Foundation, and isintended to foster research in fields which have as their aim the cause of humanity and peace. ProfessorNagel was commended for his ‘fundamental and innovative contributions to contemporary ethicaltheory’ and the ‘originality and fecundity of his philosophical approach to some of the most importantquestions in contemporary life.’
This honour follows closely on his receipt of the Schock Prize for Scholarship, awarded in June 2008 bythe Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in recognition of his considerable contributions to the field ofLogic and Philosophy and reported in Issue 9 of the Pelican News.
Academic Honour for Corpus FellowA Fellow of Corpus was one of two Oxford academics elected to join one of America’s most prestigioushonorary societies and centre for independent policy research.
John (Jas) Elsner, Humfry Payne Senior Research Fellow in Classical Art and Archaeology and director ofthe Centre for Greek and Roman Antiquity at Corpus Christi College and H. Charles Godfray, HopeProfessor of Entomology at Jesus College were inducted into The American Academy of Arts & Sciencesat a ceremony in Cambridge, Massachussets on 10 October.
The American Academy elects its Fellowship from a global pool of scholars, scientists, jurists, writers,artists, civic, corporate and philanthropic leaders from eleven countries. The current membershipincludes more than 250 Nobel laureates and more than 60 Pulitzer Prize winners.
The Academy, established in 1780, undertakes studies of complex and emerging problems. Currentprojects focus on science, technology and global security; social policy and American institutions; thehumanities and culture; and education. The Academy’s membership of scholars and practitioners frommany disciplines and professions gives it a unique capacity to conduct a wide range of interdisciplinary,long-term policy research.
Professor Elsner said he was both ‘surprised and delighted’ to receive the honour.
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The Lincoln Bicentennial at Oxford
As part of the bicentennial celebrations surrounding thebirth of Abraham Lincoln, College President-elect RichardCarwardine and History Tutor Jay Sexton hosted aninternational conference on Lincoln and his legacy thisJuly at St Catherine’s College. This project was madepossible by the support of the University of Oxford, theAbraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission, the AbrahamLincoln Presidential Library Foundation, the ChicagoHistory Museum, the Gilder Lehrman Institute and theU.S. Embassy in London. Jay Sexton, Fellow and Tutorin American History, writes on the conference.
Abraham Lincoln remains a global icon two-hundred years after his birth. As America’s sixteenthpresident, Lincoln steered his nation through thefiery trial of civil war and the destruction of slavery.Since then he has been an inspiration and politicalsymbol for peoples and leaders across the world.Gordon Brown borrowed Lincoln’s memorableappeal ‘to the better angels of our nature’ in hisspeech accepting leadership of the Labour Party in2007. The besieged former-President PervezMusharraf pointed to Lincoln’s wartime violations ofcivil liberties as precedent for his declaration of astate of emergency in Pakistan last year.
No recent politician has drawn upon Lincoln morethan the newly elected president of the UnitedStates, Barack Obama. Like Lincoln, Obama startedhis political career in Illinois (a state that refers toitself as ‘the Land of Lincoln’) and ran for thenation’s highest office with a thin resume in nationalpolitics. Obama launched his presidential bid on thesteps of the Old State Capital where Lincoln oncewarned his countrymen that ‘a house divided againstitself cannot stand.’ Obama peppered his speecheswith references to his fellow Illinoisian and recentlytook the Presidential oath on the bible used byLincoln in 1861 (a bible which happened to beprinted here in Oxford by OUP in 1853).
These recent invocations of Lincoln are not new.Perhaps more than any other American figure,Lincoln became after his death a global figure whospoke to peoples across the world. As the BritishPrime Minister David Lloyd George put it, Lincoln‘lost his nationality in death.’
Lincoln’s political principles, his record ofsuccessful executive leadership in wartime, his roleas the ‘Great Emancipator’, his resolute defence ofpopular government, and the perception of him asan exemplar of human brotherhood made him aninternational cult figure. Karl Marx judged him‘the single-minded son of the working class’; Cubanrebels invoked his name in support of their strugglefor emancipation and self-government; Tolstoyreported his fame in the Caucasus; Tomas Masaryk,the first president of Czechoslovakia, drew strength
as ‘the Lincoln of Central Europe’; racially-mixed,republican ‘Lincoln brigades’ fought in the SpanishCivil War.
Leading scholars from around the globe convenedat Oxford to explore the many dimensions ofLincoln’s international legacy. The Global Lincolnconference brought together specialists to share theways peoples in different regions and time periodshave viewed Lincoln, as well as the ways they haveexploited his image for their own purposes.
The Global Lincoln conference was one of the firstof its kinds, a fact noted by Professor Carwardine.‘It’s extraordinary that for all the books written onAbraham Lincoln, who is more studied than anyhistorical figure except Jesus Christ, we know solittle about his international reception and legacy.Yet he gave universal significance to the Americanfounders’ ideals and regarded the American Unionas the last best hope of earth. Our conferencebrings together some of the world’s best historiansto explore the multiple and often contradictoryways in which Lincoln has been celebrated andappropriated outside his own land.’
President-elect Carwardine is one of the world’sleading authorities on Abraham Lincoln. His recentbiography, Lincoln: A Life of Purpose and Power, wasawarded the prestigious Lincoln prize in Americanhistory in 2004. This February Carwardine traveledto Illinois where he received The Order of Lincoln,the highest honour awarded by the State of Illinois.The Order is traditionally only awarded to thosefrom Illinois but this bicentennial year was awardedto around 30 people with Lincoln connections – ofwhom Professor Carwardine was the only non-American.
Professor Carwardine said: ‘Naturally, I amdelighted by the award. It’s not only an honour,from a state that has come to mean much to me inrecent years, but it makes yet another Lincolnianconnection with Oxford - going back, as we’verecently been reminded, to Lincoln’s presidentialswearing-in on an OUP Bible.’
Dr Sexton, who researches American foreignrelations, said: ‘Lincoln has emerged as animportant political symbol, not only in the US butalso across the world. As Obama has drawninspiration and power from Lincoln, so too have anarray of world leaders, from across the politicalspectrum. Lincoln’s recent global celebrity isnothing new. Time and again leaders and ordinarypeople alike have invoked him - not only becausehe is an example of certain political ideals, butbecause he has proven to be an enduring andpowerful political symbol.’
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Fellow and Tutor in Law Lucia Zedner has beenawarded a grant from the Arts and HumanitiesResearch Council (AHRC) to pursue a three-yearresearch project entitled ‘Preventive Justice’. WithProfessor Andrew Ashworth (All Souls), ProfessorZedner will consider what principles and valuesshould guide and limit the state’s use of coercivemeasures designed to prevent harm. The full cost ofthe project, £509,000, was provided by the AHRCand the project will commence on 1 March 2010.Professor Zedner has kindly provided the followingproject summary.
There are good reasons for permitting the stateto authorize the use of coercion to protect thepublic from harm. Preventive measures permitthe police to intervene before an offence hasbeen committed and the courts to incapacitatethose who pose a danger to society. They permitstate intervention at an early stage before theharm eventuates and may even have a deterrenteffect upon prospective perpetrators. Yet theycarry the risk of rendering unlawful conductwhich would otherwise be lawful and ofpermitting premature intervention andpotentially oppressive and intrusive measuresthat erode individual liberties.
Recent years have witnessed a remarkableproliferation of preventive measures that alterthe parameters of criminal liability and blur thehistoric division between the criminal and civillaw, allowing the civil law to be used forcriminal law purposes but without theprotections normally provided to defendants.Not only is the ambit of preparatory offencesbeing extended, but new legal forms are beingdeveloped in the name of prevention. The mostimportant of these is a new species of hybrid or‘two-step’ measure, imposed in civil proceedingsbut backed by severe criminal sanctions forbreach. Insofar as civil preventive measures areburdensome in ways analogous to punishment,or render those subject to them liable topunishment on breach, then adequatejustification and principled limits to theirdeployment are needed if they are not to inflictpunishment under the guise that it is ‘justprevention’.
These developments demand more systematicattention than they have been given. Whilstmuch has been written about criminal law,criminal justice and punishment, little attention
has yet been paid to the question of preventivejustice (save in emergency situations and inrespect of exceptional powers introduced tocounter terrorism). This project will rectify thisomission by examining the theoreticalunderpinnings, aims, and justification ofpreventive justice in order to formulate limitingprinciples or a jurisprudence of ‘justprevention’.
In co-authored articles, chapters, a book and aco-edited volume we will examine theprevention of harm as a social good andexplore the politics of risk and prevention. Wewill examine the recent shift from retrospectivepolicing and punishment toward prospectiveintervention by exploring the emergence of apreventive politics and a growing array ofpreventive measures introduced in the name ofsecurity. We will analyse the expansion ofliability for preparatory offences and theproliferation of civil, and hybrid civil-criminal,preventive measures. We will establish whatjustifies preventive measures and what limitsought to be placed upon them in order todistinguish the preventive measures moreclearly from those that are in fact punitive.
To the extent that these preventivedevelopments blur the civil-criminal divide theyinvite scholarly attention to the changingcharacter of criminal justice; the appropriateboundary between civil and criminal; and thepossible emergence of a legal middle groundand new legal forms. Inviting criminal lawyersfrom different jurisdictions, civil procedurescholars, legal theorists, and philosophers tocontribute to two workshops on these andrelated issues will stimulate cross-disciplinaryinteraction and invite critical reflection onimportant questions that sit at the margins ofcriminal, regulatory and civil law and yet whichaffect liberty. Convening a third workshop ofpolicy makers will ensure their input and add avital policy dimension to the project. Theobjective is to provide an account of theprinciples and values that should guide andlimit the state’s use of various preventivetechniques that involve coercion, and thereby tostimulate more focussed debate in fields ofstudy relating to the civil-criminal divide, risk,security and the control of ‘anti-socialbehaviour’.
AHRC Grant for Corpus Law Fellow
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Chancellor Officiates at Official Opening ofthe New AuditoriumLord Patten of Barnes, the Chancellor of the University of Oxford, formallyopened the MBI Al Jaber Building, the College’s new auditorium, at aspecial ceremony on 23 October. During the ceremony, HonoraryFellowships were conferred upon two significant benefactors to the project,Sheikh Mohamed Bin Issa Al Jaber and Dr Haruhisa Handa. A specialrecital by noted tenor Ian Bostridge CBE (also an Honorary Fellow ofCorpus Christi) followed the formal proceedings. The event was attended byover 100 Fellows, benefactors, old members and students. After dinner inHall, a short programme of music performed by the College Choir andtalented student musicians was held in the Auditorium, marking the firstconcert held in the newly completed building.
Sheikh Mohamed Bin Issa Al Jaber is a businessman, philanthropist,UNESCO Special Envoy for Education, Tolerance and Cultures and is UNSpokesperson for Global Forums on Reinventing Government. He isfounder, Chairman and CEO of MBI International. As founder andchairman of the MBI Al Jaber Foundation, he has provided scholarships tohundreds of promising students from the Middle Eastto study at elite institutions worldwide. In 2002, he wasawarded an Honorary Fellowship at SOAS inrecognition of his contribution to scholarship andprogress in the Arab world, and is a member of theirInternational Advisory Board.
Dr Haruhisa Handa graduated from DoshishaUniversity in Kyoto with a degree in Economics. He wasa postgraduate student at Musashino AcademiaMusicae, where he studied voice theory, and receivedan Honorary Doctorate from Edith Cowan University inAustralia. Dr Handa heads B C Consulting, TachibanaPublishing, Japan Pegasus Tour and MisuzuCorporation and operates more than thirteencompanies in Japan and worldwide. His artistic andcultural accomplishments have led to his appointmentas Tenured Visiting Professor in Japanese Studies atZhejiang University and Distinguished VisitingProfessor of Tsinghua University in China. He is also anHonorary Fellow of SOAS. Dr Handa is known as anauthority in the field of Japanese arts, culture andspirituality and has written numerous books on subjectsrelated to modern civilization, religion and economics.
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The MBI Al Jaber Building – Corpus’ New Auditorium
The lecture theatre is the most significantaddition to the main site of the college since the1700s. The new lecture theatre, situated in thesouth-west corner of the College, replaces thesmaller New Music Room (NMR) of the 1980s.It affords twice as much space and opportunityas its predecessor.
The brief was a challenging one: to construct amodern building sympathetic to thearchitecture and feel of a 16th-century Oxfordcollege. Without flinching from modernity, RickMather Associates provided a design which is asynthesis of the traditional and the new. Thebuilding is incorporated into the ancient citywalls and both preserves and accents originalfeatures such as the arrow-slots and bastion. Therooftop terrace features a garden for quiet study, which affords a beautiful view across Christ ChurchMeadow to the river. The building has also received a boost in prestige following the unveiling ofMather’s impressive work on the Ashmolean Museum.
Students are also greatly looking forward toputting the building to extra-curricular use.Until now, talented student musicians andactors have not had a proper venue forconcerts and recitals or dramatic productions.The lack of a theatre has not diminished theirachievments, but it has meant students mustuse outside facilities. As a home for drama andmusic, the lecture theatre offers anunprecedented performance space within theCollege, and has already been used to greateffect since its opening in July.
With a maximum capacity of 130, and modularseating allowing for various smaller events, thelecture theatre’s versatility will enable Corpus
to bring its current programme of lectures ‘in-house’. It is also a certainty that the availability of this newfacility will inspire a dynamic expansion in this area. The design also incorporates two seminar rooms (agreat addition to a College where teaching space is at a premium) which will also serve as ‘break-out’rooms for conferences and meetings.
The Governing Body has decided to name the new quadbetween the Rainolds Room and the auditorium theTurner Quad after Thomas Turner, Scholar 1663, Fellow1677 and President 1687-1714. It is no small tribute;President Turner personally paid for the construction ofthe Fellows Buildings in the early 1700s, and it was hisgift of a collection of Dutch portolan nautical charts thatprovided £1.5m of the necessary funding to constructthe building.
An architectural appreciation of the new building byAdrian Tinniswood will appear in this December’s issueof the Pelican Record.
The President, Dr Haruhisa Handa, the Chancellor andSheikh Mohamed bin Issa al Jaber
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Corpus Ranked 4th in Norrington TableThis summer, Corpus undergraduates earned 24 Firsts, 32 2.1s and 6 2.2s, placing the College fourth inthe Norrington Table of Oxford colleges with a score of 73.55. This is the College's best performance inboth relative and absolute terms for a number of years.
The last time Corpus was in the Top 5 of the Table was in 1999, when the College was again in 4th place,but with a score of 68.18. This result shows that competition from other colleges is strong, but also thatCorpus is steadily improving.
And All That JazzThe MBI Al Jaber Building was host to an evening of jazz music in aid of local charities on 27 November.Emily Barritt (2007) organised RAGtime, featuring some of the most talented jazz musicians at Corpus, toraise funds for the Oxford Gatehouse and Helen Douglas House. The event raised over £250 for bothcauses, and over 70 students, Fellows and old members within the Oxford area were present for a veryenjoyable evening.
Corpus Student on Winning Oxford LawMoot TeamOn 22 February 2009, the University of Oxford won the fiftieth annual White & Case United KingdomPhilip C Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, the largest mooting competition in theworld. Katie Johnson, a second year Law student at Corpus Christi, alongside Daniel Baker (HarrisManchester), Ailene Chou (University) Richard Hoyle (Brasenose) and Lynn Yu (Exeter) won all six oftheir competition moots, culminating in a succesful Grand Final against University College London,judged by a panel of seven leading international lawyers, chaired by Lord Bingham. This places theOxford team ahead of nineteen other teams drawn from both universities and Inns of Court throughoutthe UK, and marks the second consecutive victory of the team in the UK Championships.
Oxford Online Archive Seeks ThesesThe University is inviting former students who have successfully graduated with an Oxford researchdegree to deposit a copy of their thesis in the Oxford University Research Archive (ORA). This newonline archive is intended to share research materials produced by Oxford academics and provides ameans to store, access and maximise visibility for Oxford research output/materials. The collectionincludes digital copies of Oxford research theses. Former students who have successfully graduated withan Oxford research degree are invited to deposit a copy of their thesis in ORA. Any student who followedan eligible programme, no matter when they graduated, can deposit their thesis.
The benefits of depositing your thesis in ORA including the long-term preservation of your digital copyand each thesis being assigned a persistent URL to avoid the problem of ‘dead’ links. The ORA link canbe used to link to the full text when citing the thesis or on a website.
For further information, visit http://ora.ouls.ox.ac.uk contact ORA staff at [email protected].
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Alumni NewsJohn Willmer (1950), one ofthose who took part (as the FirstPriest) in the Owlets’ 1951 and2001 productions of Murder in theCathedral by T. S. Eliot, directed aproduction of the same by TheHampstead Players (who lent theOwlets their stage platform forthe 2001 production at Corpus)in Hampstead Parish Church on20th, 21st and 22nd November,2008.
Newell Grenfell (1957) has beenmade Honorary Life Member ofThe Photographic Society of NewZealand. The distinction carriesthe letters: Hon PSNZ, and thereare currently just eight holders ofthis award in New Zealand. Hiscitation refers to ‘unstintingservice to photography’,including teaching, judging andexhibiting in NZ and Australia.For 12 years he was a member ofthe Society’s Honours Board(and Chair for last three years),and for three years was co-ordinating editor of the Society’sannual showcase, a case-bound160-page book of images titledNew Zealand Camera. He writes:‘Contemporaries who recall my
“running around with a camera”in the late 50s may be amused tolearn where the hobby eventuallytook me!’
Mark Storey (1962), EmeritusProfessor of English Literature atthe University of Birmingham,edited The Selected Poetry ofEbenezer Elliott for FairleighDickinson University Press(2008), and produced a volumeof poems, The Elephants atAberystwyth, for the Flemish OldMasters Press (2007). Anothervolume is forthcoming.
Paul Vaight (1963) received anHonorary Degree of Doctor ofLetters from De MontfortUniversity in 2008.
Ashley Stevens (1964) has beenelected President Elect of theAssociation of UniversityTechnology Managers (“AUTM”)and will become President in2010. AUTM supports academictechnology transfer professionalsworldwide and promotes,supports and improves academictechnology transfer anddemonstrates its benefits globallythrough education, advocacy,
networking and communication.Starting from its US origins,AUTM has become the leadingorganization in the field, withover 3,500 members from 35countries. Its annual meeting isthe premier such eventworldwide, attracting over 2,000attendees from round the globe.
Patrick Griffiths (1965) has beenbusily writing on military history,publishing such volumes withOsprey Press as Fortifications of theWestern Front 1914-18 (2004), TheVauban Fortifications of France(2006), Vietnam Firebases 1965-73(Under pseudonym of RandyFoster, 2007), French NapoleonicInfantry Tactics 1792-1815(Osprey, Oxford 2007) and WorldWar II Desert Tactics (2008). Healso contributed a chapter toLillian Craig Harris’ Cemeteriesand Memories: the Second WorldWar in Tunisia (M. Tomlinson,Oxford 2007).
Nicholas Sagovsky (1966), CanonTheologian at Westminster Abbey,published Christian Tradition andthe Practice of Justice (Society forPromoting Christian Knowledge,www.spck.org.uk, 2008).
Former Chaplain Celebrates 100th BirthdayOn Friday November 6th, the President gave alunch for the Reverend Christopher Evans tocelebrate his 100th birthday the following day.Former students attending the lunch includedDavid Jardine (1950), Humphrey Prideaux (1956),John Budd (1951), David MacDowall (1947) andAnthony Salmon (1950).
Christopher Evans was Chaplain and Lecturer inTheology at Corpus from 1948 to 1958, serving atVice President between 1955 and 1957. He wasmade an Emeritus Fellow in 1977. After Corpus,went on to be Professor of Divinity at DurhamUniversity, and Professor of New Testament Studiesat King’s College London.
At the luncheon, Reverend Evans spoke of his appointment by then President Livingstone, and recountedstories of the Fellowship of the day (particularly the more eccentric ones, many of whom had been atCorpus since before his birth). He also incidentally reintroduced a lost Oxonian term: a ‘buzz’, heexplained, was an additional glass of Port at a time when one was permitted, offered when one’s first glasshad been served from the last dregs of the decanter.
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John Overton (1967) retiredfrom Shell International Limited, after more than 30 years in the Shell group (the last10 as head of Shell’s Londonpatents division) on 1 September2008.
David Holm (1972) was awardeda Research Fellowship by theNational Science Council,Taiwan, tenable August 2009-July2010 at the Institute ofAnthropology, National TsingHua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan. His research project isentitled Writing Systems, Literacyand Orality in Southwest China.
David Evans (1974) has, as D REvans, published two new worksof fiction this year, The Boy WithGreen Hair and Category Five withEngine House Books.
Dina Henderson (nee Gold,1975) has moved from Londonto Washington DC and wouldlike to hear from any oldCorpuscles there. Her email [email protected].
Mark Vermes (1977) and his wifeCaroline are pleased toannounce the birth of their son,James Lee, on 18 July 2008.
Ruth Meyer (nee Dale, 1979)published Clio’s Circle: Entering theMagical World of Historians in2008.
Mark Harris (1981) was awardeda Graduate Diploma in LegalStudies with Commendation byLondon South Bank University inJuly 2008.
Rebecca Fortnum (1983) hasbeen appointed Reader in FineArt at the University of the ArtsLondon.
Clare Cowen (nee Inhelder,1986) is spending a year in BerlinGermany, completing apracticum at the FreieUniversitaet.
Katie Grayson (1990) was madeHead of Production for MaverickMedia late in 2008, not long afterher successful collaboration withSony and Media Molecule,producing content for the Sony’sPlayStation game‘LittleBigPlanet’.
Danielle Loughran (nee Moulin,1990) married Scott Loughran, aTyphoon pilot in the RAF, in theCorpus Chapel on 27 March2004. She was made Director ofAston Chemicals on 13November of this year, and livesin Lincolnshire with her husbandand two children, Dominic (born8 November 2005) and Oscar(born 9 June 2007).
Howard Smith (1990) has beenHead of Chemistry at the RoyalGrammar School, Worcestersince 2005. He married in 2003and lives with his wife and twochildren in Birmingham.
Marc Schalenberg (1991) hasbeen awarded a two-yearFellowship at the HelsinkiCollegium for Advanced Studies.
Paul Ralley (1992), AngharadRalley and Huw Ralley (aged 3)are pleased to announce thebirth of Tomos Gethin Ralley on9th April 2009.
Davide Viaggi (1993) wasappointed Associate Professor inAgricultural Economics at theUnivesity of Bologna inDecember 2008.
Jonathan and Charlotte Wicks(nee Wells, both 1993) now havetwo children. The latest additionto the family is Daniel Leonard,born on 16 October 2008, a littlebrother for Hannah Elizabeth,born in October 2005.
Susan Perry (1994) and AlexSmith (Wadham 1992) arepleased to announce the birth oftheir daughter, Clara PersephoneCharlotte, born 16 March 2008 atWatford General Hospitalweighing 8 lbs 4 and half oz.
Joseph Hart (1995) and ClareGilligan (1997) were married on27 September 2008.
Karen McWilliams (nee Dowsett,1996) married StewartMcWilliams in Australia inOctober 2008. ‘We had abeautiful wedding in the bluemountains,’ she writes, ‘justoutside Sydney with friends andfamily and then honeymooned inFiji.’
Caroline Dodds Pennock (1998)had her first book, Bonds of Blood:Gender, Lifecycle, and Sacrifice inAztec Culture was published byPalgrave Mamillan in 2008.
Timothy Overton (1999) wasmarried to Caroline (nee Brown,CCC Cambridge) on Saturday,10th May 2008, at St. Barnabas’Church, Woodside Park, London,N12.
Andrew Rowe (1999) marriedAgnieszka Szeliga in Paraguay,February 2008.They are now working in Rabat,Morocco until September 2009.
Dr Maria Cruz (2000) took upthe post of Associate Editor ofScience magazine in October of2008.
Andrea Rotstein (2000) wasrecently appointed a SeniorLecturer at the Tel AvivUniversity Department of Classicsand is pleased to announce thebirth of her daughter, MichalRotstein Bakshan, on 15 May2008.
Clare Gilligan and Joseph Hart
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LIST OF DONORSThe College has surpassed the £10m goal set in 2001, and wishes to thank all those who have made thispossible. Many of you will have been contacted during the College’s fifth Telephone Appeal, which washeld this past September, and gave generously to the ongoing fund to provide academic bursaries tobright students in need of support to continue their studies. Including Gift Aid, the Appeal raised nearly£140,000 to this end. The College is once again exceedingly grateful to Arthur Scace (1963) for his‘challenge’ gift, which ensured that the first £25,000 raised was matched pound for pound. The studentcallers enjoyed speaking with other Corpuscles, finding their conversations instructive, interesting andentertaining in equal measure.Prof Anna BalazsSheikh Mohamed Bin Issa Al JaberMr John BrambleLeopold Broszkiewicz Esq. +Mr Stephen BurleyMr U Caswell +Mr Paul CooperDr John R ElsnerDr Sebastian FairweatherProf Jane M GlennProf David Grahame-Smith FRCPDr Haruhisa HandaMr James D Howard-JohnstonMrs Jean M Johnson +Sir Tim Lankester KCBMr Seng Tee Lee FBA AAASDr Valerio LucchesiMr & Mrs Richard NewbyProf James NickelProf Robin OsborneMr Martin VesseySir Nigel WicksMiss A I Wright +Mr Nevill Willmer 1921 +Mr William Rowan Hare CBE 1923 +Mr Patrick J Law CMG OBE 1928 +Mr James W Walker and Mrs Olwen Walker 1928 +Mr B W Robinson FBA 1931 +The Reverend Geoffrey Styler 1933 +Mr Arnold H Jennings CBE 1934 +Mr Robert C Lewis-Crosby 1934 +Mr Denzil Dunnett CMG OBE 1935Mr Basil J J Stubbings 1935 +His Honour John L Clay 1936 +Mr Norman Morris 1936 +The Reverend Geoffrey Mowat 1936 +Mr J Richard C Symonds 1936 +Mr Michael Barratt Brown 1937Mr Godfrey Priestley 1937Dr Michael B Roberts 1937 +Mr Richard F Watt 1937Dr Michael G Brock CBE 1938Dr Seymour J G Spencer KSG FRCP 1938Mr Rolf Christophersen 1939Mr Peter Cumberlege 1939Mr John Eames 1939 +Mr Carey Forge 1939 +Mr Thomas Kent CC 1939Mr James Thorne CBE 1939 +The Reverend Alastair Todd CMG 1939Sir Peter Wakefield KBE CMG 1939Prof Douglas Jones MBE FRS 1940Mr Arthur Nockels 1940 +Mr John Spencer 1940Mr Robert S Winser 1940Sir Peter Baldwin KCB 1941Mr Leslie F Burton 1941 +Dr Roland G Chambers 1941Mr John W P Ferris 1941 +Mr Anthony Goulty 1941 +The Reverend Robert D Ormsby 1941Prof John Robson 1941Mr Illtyd Gray-Jones 1942Prof Jonathan Harrison 1942Sir Brian Neill PC 1942Dr Desmond Oswald 1942Mr John Temple-Smith 1942Mr Lewis Thomas 1942Mr Howard L Vincent 1942The Revd Prof Arthur Wainwright 1942Mr Philip Williams 1942 +Sir Bernard Audley 1943 +Mr Patrick Bamford 1943Mr Anthony S Bennell 1943Prof Adrian D H Bivar 1943Mr John G C Procter 1943
Mr James M Sheepshanks 1943 +Mr Rhys Griffiths 1944Prof Robin C O Matthews CBE 1944Mr Peter M Newey 1944Mr Bryan Seel 1944Mr Peter A Williams 1944 +Mr Gordon Hamflett 1945Mr Wilbert James Kilpatrick MA CA 1945 +Dr Robert P Newman 1945Mr Ronald Robson 1945Mr Anthony S P Tugman 1945Mr Antony Astell-Burt 1946Mr Jeremy Barker 1946Mr Roy B Kennedy 1946Mr Harcourt McWilliam MBE 1946 +Mr Donald Payne 1946Mr John Brian Pointon 1946Mr David Atty 1947Dr Lionel G Booth 1947 +Mr Neville Critchley 1947His Honour Judge Ian Davidson QC 1947 +Dr David Edwards 1947Mr Robert Johnson 1947Mr Neville Jones 1947Mr Norman Macdonald 1947The Rt Hon the Lord Parmoor 1947 +Dr George Richardson 1947Mr Richard Sleight 1947Mr John Tindall 1947 +Mr Hugh Walker MBE 1947Mr Michael Westmacott 1947Mr Harald Wilson 1947Mr Roland T Wood 1947Prof Douglas G Anglin 1948Mr Martin Barker 1948Mr David M Behrend 1948Mr Terence P O Bredin 1948Mr Oliver D H Clauson 1948Mr John D Costain 1948Mr John H Goodier 1948Mr Anthony Henning 1948Dr Thomas Howrie 1948The Rev Canon Anthony Johnson 1948 +Prof John Smart 1948Mr John Van Praagh 1948 +Dr David Aldridge 1949 +Mr John G Bates 1949Mr Keith J Bridge CBE 1949Mr David Collis 1949Mr David Culverwell 1949Mr Michael Dyson 1949Mr Peter Dyson 1949Mr Geoffrey Field 1949 +Mr Jack Fillingham 1949Mr Michael Gates 1949 +Mr John Harrison 1949Mr Geoffrey Helliwell 1949Mr Edward Lewis 1949 +Mr Hugh Norton 1949Mr John Parker 1949Mr John Sadler CBE 1949Mr Robert Young 1949Mr Timothy G Abell 1950 +Mr David L J Barrett 1950Dr Robert Bishop 1950Prof Alan Davies 1950Mr John F Elton 1950Dr Caryl Evans-Prosser FRCA, DObstRCOG 1950Mr Michael Freeland 1950Mr Geoffrey T Goodall 1950Mr Michael J Goodman 1950Mr Michael Harlock 1950Mr Brian Hawkins 1950 +Mr Geoffrey Hulme 1950The Reverend David Jardine 1950Prof Eldred D Jones 1950
Mr Henry G Leighton 1950Mr Stephen Londesborough 1950Mr Richard Muir 1950Mr Anthony Murray 1950Prof Francis Oakley 1950The Reverend Anthony Salmon 1950Mr Mark H Sheldon CBE 1950Mr Ernest Tweddle 1950Mr Alexander Watt 1950Mr John F Willmer QC 1950Sir John B Zochonis 1950The Reverend John V Budd 1951The Rt Hon the Lord Clyde 1951 +Mr Bryce Cottrell 1951 +Mr William Cox 1951Mr Charles A Gardner MBE 1951Mr George Guest 1951Prof Sherman H Hawkins 1951Mr Graham Lewis 1951Mr Philip Lewis 1951Mr David J Norton 1951Mr Patrick Pettit 1951Mr John Robinson 1951Mr Thomas Thompson 1951Mr John Whale 1951 +Mr Maurice V Wilde 1951Mr Kirk Wolley Dod 1951Prof Thomas G Barnes 1952Mr J Richard Barton 1952 +The Rt Hon the Lord Cameron of
Lochbroom 1952The Rt Hon Lord John Coulsfield 1952Mr Alan Dumble 1952Mr Christopher Dunnicliff 1952Dr Christopher Hawke 1952Mr Gerald Hughes 1952Mr Bill Kaye 1952Mr Norman Miners 1952Prof Robin Nisbet FBA 1952Mr Nicholas Oglethorpe 1952Mr John M E Regan 1952 +Mr Nicholas Roskill 1952Dr Neville Shepherd 1952Prof Carl Shiffman 1952Mr Anthony Bamford 1953Mr Michael C J Barnes CBE 1953Prof Richard L Carter CBE 1953Mr George Fells 1953Mr Donald Gorrie OBE MSP 1953Mr Stanley Gould 1953Mr John S Hall 1953Mr Philip Hamilton-Grierson OBE FRSA 1953Mr Christopher Hampton 1953Mr Jeremy Hewett 1953Dr Roger Kemp 1953Mr Colin Mackinnon 1953The Rt Rev Mgr William Mitchell 1953 +Mr Stewart Platts 1953Mr Douglas Strachan 1953 +Mr David Thorpe 1953Mr Peter Whitby 1953 +Mr Nigel Wilson FBA 1953Mr Keith A Barnard 1954Mr Paul P Brountas 1954Mr John M Clark 1954Mr David Courtier-Dutton 1954Dr Brian Cox 1954Mr Andrew Davis 1954Mr Gordon Hutton 1954Mr Paul D T Johnson 1954Mr Ian Keith JP 1954Mr Malcolm Mancey-Jones 1954Dr Peter McCaffery 1954Mr Donald Montague 1954Mr John Pulsford 1954Mr Leonard Rea 1954
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Mr Michael Scott-Tennent 1954Mr Thomas Sharp 1954Mr Ronald Slater 1954Mr Peter Thring 1954Mr Ian Valentine 1954Professor D Michael Waller 1954Mr Christopher Akester 1955Mr Anthony Allison 1955Mr Anthony P Benson 1955Mr Peter Bond 1955Prof David A Booth 1955The Revd Dr John S Bowden 1955Mr John W Brown 1955Mr David P Burke 1955Dr Robin T Clarke 1955Mr William J A Dacombe 1955Mr W H Forster 1955 +Mr James Lindsay 1955Prof Denis McQuail 1955Mr Derek Meakin 1955Mr Christopher A Molloy 1955 +Mr Patrick Oakley-Smith 1955The Rt Hon Lord Prosser 1955Mr Nicholas Richter 1955Prof J. Michael Rogers 1955The Reverend Brian Scott 1955Mr James S Tucker 1955Prof Simon Archer 1956Mr Michael Bamford 1956Canon Dr David R Blackmore 1956Mr Anthony W Carr 1956Mr Keith Cousins 1956The Reverend Robert Day 1956The Hon Lord Dervaird 1956Mr John Dunbabin 1956Mr E John Field CMG 1956Mr Richard F Hardman CBE 1956Mr Bernard Jacobson 1956Dr John Jeacocke 1956Mr Daniel P Levitt 1956Mr Christopher McCulloch 1956Mr Roy Pedlar 1956The Reverend Humphrey Prideaux 1956Mr Peter Rycraft 1956Mr John S M Scott 1956Mr Jonathan Taylor 1956Mr John Bannister 1957Mr John Clifford 1957Mr Geoffrey Cox 1957Mr Brian Edwards 1957Mr Peter G Foster 1957Mr Roger Freebairn JP 1957Mr Charles Hebditch 1957Mr Peter F Hilken OBE 1957Mr Peter Jarvis 1957Dr David Joyce 1957Mr Ian Munro 1957Mr David Parsons 1957Mr Christopher Price 1957Mr John Ritter 1957Mr Michael J G Roberts 1957Mr John Schioler 1957Mr Charles B Strouts 1957Mr Barry Thornton 1957Prof Michael J Angold 1958Mr Daniel Arnow 1958Prof Sir Anthony Bottoms FBA 1958Mr John S A Clarke 1958Mr John Collins 1958Mr Terence P Dolby 1958Mr Richard Gott 1958Mr John Haigh 1958Mr Tracy G Herrick 1958Mr Malcolm Hewitt OBE JP 1958Mr Mark Hodder-Williams FRSA 1958Mr Edward R Johnson 1958Mr John R Kinder MA 1958Mr Douglas Long 1958Mr Alan MacKenzie 1958The Rev Canon Stephen H Maslen 1958His Honour Christopher I McGonigal 1958Dr Timothy B Mitford 1958Dr Peter R S Moorey 1958 +Prof Thomas Nagel 1958Mr Roy Parker 1958Mr Christopher K Patey MBE 1958Mr John Raad 1958Mr Colin Sandford 1958Mr Brian Sedgemore 1958Mr Christopher Shipley 1958Mr Martin Wickens 1958Mr Bob Baker 1959 +Mr James R Brookes 1959
Mr Edward A Carder 1959Mr David Cartwright 1959Mr Philip J Caunt FCMA 1959Mr Francis W G Cazalet 1959Mr Michael R L Cockerell 1959Dr Nicholas Cornes 1959Mr Piers Croke 1959Mr Ashley Cross 1959Mr George Filor 1959Mr Martin B Fisher 1959Mr William Hunter 1959Mr John Kerwood 1959Mr Stephen G Linstead 1959Mr Richard W Lloyd-Hart 1959Mr Keith Maclennan 1959Mr Robin W Michaelson 1959Dr Sidney Noel 1959Mr Roger Perrin 1959Mr Everard Robinson 1959Mr Nathaniel Smith 1959Mr Bruce Smith 1959Mr John K Thompson 1959Mr Philip Wetherall 1959Mr Gerald Williams 1959HE Mr Martin Williams CVO OBE 1959Mr Clive Wilson 1959Mr John T Anscomb 1960Sir Nicolas Bevan CB 1960Mr Randall S Bowen 1960Mr Roger Collins 1960Mr Richard E Dodd 1960Mr Ronald Feasey 1960Mr Richard Fortin 1960Mr Robin Griffin MBE 1960Dr Andrew Lamb 1960Mr Morcom Lunt MBE 1960The Reverend John D Miller 1960Mr Robert Rendel 1960Mr John Sawbridge 1960Mr Peter Stafford 1960Prof Mark Thornton 1960Mr Jeremy W Thorp CMG 1960Mr Michael R Tuohy 1960Mr Witold Weynerowski 1960 +Dr David Young CBE 1960Mr William M Abbott 1961Prof Michael J Brennan 1961Dr Christopher K Bridgett 1961Mr Barrie Cheetham 1961Mr Nick Cooper 1961Mr Michael Elliott 1961Mr Robert Herbertson 1961Sir Colin Mackay KBE 1961Mr D Stuart McGregor 1961The Revd Howard K Nichols Eur. Ing. 1961Dr Michael Poustie 1961Mr Arthur Scace QC 1961Mr Rhodri Thomas 1961Dr Brian Wiggins 1961Prof Thomas M O Charles-Edwards FBA 1962Dr Peter Collins 1962Mr John M A Dorman 1962Mr Thomas M Freeman OBE 1962Prof Robert J Gordon 1962Prof Richard Hodder-Williams FRSA 1962Prof Michael Knibb FBA 1962Mr Alastair Laing 1962Mr Patrick Marnham 1962Mr David Martin 1962The Reverend Roger Nicholls 1962Mr Paul Quarrie 1962Mr Arthur Sanderson MBE 1962Dr Jeffrey Sicha 1962Mr Robert G H Simmons 1962Mr Christopher Solomon 1962Mr Leslie Stevenson 1962Prof Mark Storey 1962Mr Andrew R Thornhill QC 1962Mr Jonathan R A Townsend 1962Mr Christopher A Villiers 1962His Honour Judge Richard W A Bray 1963Mr Nicholas D Bueno De Mesquita 1963Mr M J Maxwell Hailey MA, OSA,
Mid-Temple Hon Soc. 1963Mr Peter Knapton 1963Mr John Parson 1963Mr Martin C Pedler 1963Prof James Ritter 1963Mr Martin Sheen 1963Mr John H W Stafford 1963The Reverend Irving Steggles 1963Mr Richard Taylor 1963Dr Paul Vaight 1963
Prof James Waterhouse 1963Mr Graham Wilkinson 1963Mr Robert O Batho 1964Dr George A Bowen 1964Mr David Cumming 1964Mr Anthony C Dransfield 1964Mr John H Farrant 1964Mr Richard Farrant 1964Mr Ian Lambert 1964Professor William Robert Lee 1964Mr William Morris 1964Mr Basil Postan 1964Mr David M F Scott 1964Mr Peter Sinclair 1964Dr Ashley Stevens 1964Dr Michael Walker 1964Mr Stephen L Andrew 1965Prof Richard J Carwardine FBA 1965Mr Hugh M T Cobbe OBE 1965Mr Andrew S Cullen 1965Prof Jonathan Dancy 1965Mr Roderick Dunnett 1965Prof William Gillies FRHS FRSE FSA 1965Mr Alan Goulty CMG 1965Mr Michael J Hare 1965Dr Meng Lim 1965 +Mr Anthony MacLean 1965Dr Stephen Mann 1965Mr Robert Mason 1965Mr Nicholas Parsons 1965Prof Timothy Tilton 1965Mr Andrew J Timmins 1965The Rt Hon Lord Waldegrave of North Hill 1965Mr Martin Wolf CBE 1965Lt-Col Ivan D Zvegintzov 1965Dr Philip M Blair 1966Prof Martin E Ceadel 1966Mr James Dixon 1966Prof Harry Hine 1966Mr Derek Jacobs 1966Sir Peter Lampl 1966Dr Peter Macdonald 1966Mr Norman MacSween 1966Mr Robert Mitchell 1966Prof Stephen R Munzer 1966Mr David W J Price 1966Rev Dr Richard Price 1966Mr Kenneth Reynolds 1966Mr Geoffrey W Richards 1966Mr Malcolm Underwood 1966Mr Stuart Westley 1966Dr Thomas Winnifrith 1966Prof Roger Wright 1966Mr Michael Baker 1967Mr Graham Elkes 1967Dr John Flowerdew 1967Dr Paul Goulding 1967Mr Hugh Griffith 1967Dr Stephen H F Hickey 1967Mr Donald Jamieson 1967Prof Warren Magnusson 1967Mr John M Overton 1967Mr Garwyn Phillips 1967Mr Ross Poole 1967Dr Andrew Purkis OBE 1967Prof John Yates 1967Prof Robert D Brown 1968Mr Norman J M Cameron 1968Mr John Drysdale 1968Dr Joseph Geiger 1968Dr David Gover 1968Mr John Graham 1968Dr Eric Grunwald 1968Mr J Stuart A Jeffray 1968Mr Roderick MacLeod 1968Mr Forbes McFall 1968Mr John Nash 1968Mr Richard W Strang 1968Prof Stephen Torrance 1968Dr Jeffrey Troke 1968Mr Peter J Waite 1968The Reverend Benjamin Whitworth 1968Mr Timothy Wilson 1968Dr Michael Winstanley FRHS 1968Dr Ian R Wood 1968Mr Philip D P Angier 1969Mr Jacques Beaulieu 1969Mr Simon M B Bowden 1969Mr Charles C Bridge 1969Mr Gavin S Farley 1969Dr Leslie Goldman 1969Mr Peter Hopkins 1969Mr Graham V Jackson 1969
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Mr Edward L Kling 1969Mr Charles C Luker 1969Mr Charles Milward 1969Mr Roger Morgan 1969Prof James D Murray FRS 1969Mr Martin Nosworthy 1969Mr Richard O'Brien 1969Mr Jonathan Rawes 1969Mr Christopher W Sherwell 1969Mr Nigel Sloam 1969Mr David Stogdale 1969Mr Tadeusz Szczepanik 1969Mr James A F Thom 1969Mr Marcus Williams 1969Mr Nicholas Witney 1969Mr Colin Youde 1969Mr Charles E Blundell 1970Mr George L Brock 1970Mr Stephen Denny 1970Mr Michael Desebrock 1970Mr William Ferguson 1970Dr Joseph W Grennan 1970Mr John Haddrell 1970Prof Philip Hardie FBA 1970Mr Jonathan Harris 1970Mr James Holt 1970Dr Paul Hooker 1970Prof Walter Huda 1970Mr Barnabas Hurst-Bannister 1970Mr Christopher J A Jones 1970Mr Stephen S McDonnell 1970Sir David Normington KCB 1970Dr Maurice Ormsby 1970The Reverend Charles Overton 1970Mr Eric Parsloe 1970Mr Christopher Pitt-Lewis 1970Mr Nicholas Sanderson 1970Mr Peter Saugman 1970Dr David Slovick 1970Mr Timothy Stockil 1970Dr David Thomas 1970Mr Jonathan Wheatley 1970Professor Michael Whitby 1970Dr Mark Atkinson 1971Mr Anthony Baker 1971Dr Clive R Burgess 1971Mr Mark Coulshed 1971Mr John Draisey 1971Mr David Dull 1971Prof Richard Jenkyns 1971Mr Stephen McCarthy 1971Mr Guy Morton 1971Mr Simon Nash 1971Dr David Owen 1971Mr Robert A Rosenfeld 1971Mr Vikram Seth 1971Prof Peter Sugden 1971Dr Michael J Taylor 1971Mr Michael Tudball 1971Dr Ashok Vaidya 1971Prof Sturtevant Weiskittel 1971Mr Leonard K V Bazar 1972Mr Daniel G Clodfelter 1972Mr Adrian Faiers 1972Dr William E Griffiths 1972Mr Michael Holliday 1972Mr Timothy Maxwell 1972Mr Vincenzo Morelli 1972Mr Remmel Nunn 1972Mr David Platt 1972Dr Christopher Robinson MRCGP 1972Mr Alastair Ross 1972Prof Michael Sharpe 1972Mr Adam Sharples CB 1972Mr Michael Sharpston 1972Mr Michael Snow 1972The Revd Prof James Patton Taylor MBE 1972HE Mr Robert E Brinkley CMG 1973Dr Martyn Davies 1973Mr Nicholas Denyer 1973Mr Thomas Divers OBE 1973The Reverend Roger Dixon 1973Mr Mark Foster 1973Mr Anthony Gould 1973Mr Michael Harvey 1973Mr John Hitchins 1973Dr John Iles 1973Mr Robert Joy 1973Mr Nicholas Kroll 1973Mr Albert C C Lam OBE 1973Mr David Manuel 1973Mr Charles Nicklas 1973
Mr David Oakley 1973Prof Abbas Ourmazd 1973Mr Ralph H Smith 1973Mr Michael A Spencer 1973Dr Thomas White 1973Dr Thomas Wolever 1973Mr Richard Agar Ward 1974Mr Peter Colenbrander 1974Mr James Cragg 1974Dr David Evans 1974Mr Michael Hardingham 1974The Right Reverend Paul Hendricks 1974Mr Richard D Hill 1974Dr Lindsay Judson 1974Mr Nicholas Keegan 1974Mr Timothy Lancaster 1974Mr Patrick Larrissy 1974Mr James Moley 1974 +Mr Robert Moore 1974Mr Kenneth Pearson 1974Mr Peter Reynolds 1974Mr John Sephton 1974Dr Neil Snowise 1974Dr William Swan 1974Mr Jack D Welch 1974Mr Philip Wilkinson 1974Dr Ian Archibald 1975Mr Jonathan Armitage 1975Dr Susan E Blackall 1975Mr Timothy Clarke 1975Dr Tristram N Clarke 1975Mr John Cubbon 1975Dr Martin P Deahl 1975Mr John Dodsworth 1975Mr Warren Finegold 1975Ms Dina Gold 1975Mr Philip Hecht 1975Mr David Hunter 1975Prof Thomas M Hurka 1975Mr Henry J Knubley 1975Dr Brian Mansfield 1975Mr Andrew Onslow 1975Mr Michael Poliakoff 1975Mr John G Roberts 1975Mr David Slater 1975Mr Gavin Smith 1975Mr Alastair Thornton 1975Mr Michael Tristram 1975Mr Robert Twin 1975Mr Keith Wall 1975Mr Timothy Ward 1975The Ven Sheila Watson 1975Dr Geoffrey I Wilson 1975Mr Christopher Wright 1975Dr Laurence J Abernethy 1976Mr Keith M Bear 1976Mr Richard A H Bett 1976Mr Timothy S Bishop 1976Mr Scott A Bradbury 1976Mr Richard M Bradley 1976Prof John Y Campbell 1976Mr David M Cranston 1976Mr Nigel Davies 1976Mr Derek Duerden 1976Mr Paul A Frost 1976Mr David J Howells 1976Mr Ross Leckie 1976Mr Timothy Moore 1976Mr Jonathan Morgan 1976Mr Richard Rankin 1976Mr Nicholas Rose-Innes 1976The Revd Paul J Slater 1976The Reverend Richard Smail 1976Mr Andrew Stevenson 1976Dr Mark Sullivan 1976Dr Michael Trapp 1976Mr Richard Wise 1976Mr Martin J Woodford 1976Dr Zofia Archibald 1977Mr Simon J Broadley 1977Mr Stephen A Cassidy 1977Dr David Chambers 1977Mr Anthony Durrant 1977Dr Barbara Fawcett Hanlon 1977The Reverend Timothy Finigan 1977Mr Stephen Ford 1977Mr David Freemantle 1977Mr Peter Haslehurst 1977Mr Ian Hodgkinson 1977Mr Andrew Maynard 1977Mr Christopher Nugee QC 1977Mr John B Press 1977 +
Dr Howard Radley 1977Mr Simon Sadler 1977Miss Elyn Saks 1977Advocate General Eleanor Sharpston QC 1977Mr Ian Smith 1977Dr Janice Steiner 1977Mr Mark J Vermes 1977Dr Timothy Wallington 1977Mr Jonathan Welton 1977Mr Christopher J White 1977Mr Richard Atkinson 1978Mr Duncan C A Barr 1978Dr Julia S Barrow FSA 1978Mr Richard Davison 1978Dr Simon J Gregg-Smith 1978Prof Christopher Harris 1978Mr Lonnie Henley 1978Mr Michael Jackson 1978The Reverend Gareth Jones 1978Mr Jonathan Kagan 1978Mr Robert A J Matthews 1978Mr John Maynard 1978Ms Sharon Meager 1978Mr Simon Morrell 1978Miss Rachel Pyper 1978Mr Michael Ross 1978Prof Bruce M Rubin
MEngrg MD FCCP FRCPC 1978Mr Peter Savage 1978Mr Samuel Scheer 1978Mr Simon Shepherd 1978Mr Peter G W Smart 1978Dr Stephen Spurr 1978Mr Alan Sterne 1978Mrs Sally Wilkinson 1978Mr Gregory M R Wilsdon 1978Mr Edward C Britton 1979Mr John Collis 1979Mrs Jean Ferguson 1979Mr Darryl Goodwin 1979Mr Kevin Males 1979Mr Satyen Mehta 1979Mr Howard Middleton 1979Dr Beverley E Patterson 1979Mr Robin Russin 1979Dr Mark Shapiro 1979Dr Anita Sherman 1979Dr Brian Stevenson 1979Mr Andrew Suddards 1979Mr Ian Tower 1979Mr John Ashford 1980Mr Gerard T Baker 1980Mrs Christiane Barker 1980Mrs Cathryn A Belok 1980Dr Keith D Brown 1980Mrs Phyllis M Charteris-Black 1980Ms Innes F M Davies 1980Mrs Susan Henderson 1980Mr David Humphrey 1980Mr Guy Lancaster 1980Miss Harriet Monkhouse 1980Ms Joanna Wagstaffe 1980Mr John Warner 1980Mr Peter M Churchill 1981Mr John Cox 1981Mr John Dewhirst 1981Mrs Elizabeth T A Falla 1981Dr Greg Finch 1981Mr Peter Gillott 1981Mr Martin P Hall 1981Dr Kara Hattersley-Smith 1981Miss Alison Hawkins 1981Ms Rachel Heinrichsmeier 1981Miss Fiona C Mann 1981Dr Andrew Melnyk 1981Dr Jonathan H Mercer 1981Prof Judith Mossman 1981Mr Sean O'Grady 1981Mr Clifford Paul 1981Dr Nicholas Ryley 1981Mr David Wilton 1981Mr Hugh T J Bradshaw 1982Mr Julian Duxfield 1982Mr Harry Gaskell 1982Prof Claudia Klodt 1982Mrs Sarah McKimm 1982Dr Jaideep Pandit 1982Dr Simon Preston 1982Mr David Rouch 1982Mrs Danielle Sanderson 1982Ms Deborah Sandford 1982Dr Andrew M Suckling 1982
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Mr Harald Towler 1982Mr Russell Whitehead 1982Mr Neil Young 1982Dr Andrew D Brown 1983Dr Richard M Chalmers 1983Mr Jeremy Curtis 1983Mr Neil Dixon 1983Mr Timothy Endicott 1983Mr Jonathan Garner 1983Mr Neil Hayward 1983Mr Ian Hill FCMA 1983Miss Hannah Kaye 1983Dr William McCaffrey 1983Dr Felicity J Meyer 1983Mr Paul Morland 1983Dr Chantal Stern 1983Mr Benedict Aitkenhead 1984Mrs Sarah Blair 1984Miss Sheila Connell 1984Mr Peter B Davis 1984Dr Adrian Davis 1984Mr William De Ath 1984Mr David M J Gilbert 1984Dr Michael Hasselmo 1984Mr Alan McLean 1984Dr Ranjeet Pandit 1984Miss Kathryn Pickford 1984Mrs Mary L Poelman 1984Dr Claudia Rapp 1984Mr Jeffrey Stevenson 1984Dr Andrew J Walley 1984Mr Graham Wilde 1984Ms Diana M Woolf 1984Rev Dr Michael N R Bowie 1985Dr A Patricia Callies 1985Miss Rachael M Carter 1985Ms Harriet C P de Blanco 1985Mr Paul Downie 1985Mr Ronald Friend 1985Dr Isobel M W Harvey 1985Mrs Kate Johnson 1985Dr Jonathan A Jones 1985Mr Patrick J Kirby 1985Dr Catherine Paxton 1985Miss Gillian Prior 1985Miss Ginger Rinkenberger 1985Mrs Angela Simpson 1985Ms Marianne L Talbot 1985Mr Simon J Tiplady 1985Mr Nicolas P E Weeds 1985Mr Alexander W Barnes 1986Prof Leslie L Baylis 1986Dr Paul E Boscott 1986Mr Richard P Campbell 1986Mrs Marie Diaz 1986Dr Mark Fenton 1986Mrs Laura Frewin 1986Dr Howard Hotson 1986Ms Clare Inhelder Cowen 1986Dr Richard Lipscombe 1986Mrs Susan Major 1986Dr Edward A McKenzie 1986Mr Justin McKinlay 1986Mrs Carol S Murray 1986Prof Susan H Prince 1986Mrs Helena Renfrew-Knight 1986Mr David Rose 1986Mr Alan Roxburgh 1986Judge Nicholas Santis 1986Mr Sebastian Speight 1986Dr Jonathan P Towle 1986Mrs Vicki Webb 1986Mr Ben Whitby 1986Ms Rachel Collier 1987Dr Matthew P Davies 1987Mrs Gina Lapsley 1987Mr James W Pearce 1987Dr Timothy Ramsbottom 1987Dr Rebecca Reader 1987Dr Michael Sharp 1987Dr Jane E Sherwood 1987Mrs Sarah J A Stark 1987Dr Kirstie Urquhart 1987Dr Paul Watt 1987Prof Krystyna Bartol 1988Mr Todd R Breyfogle 1988Mr Matthew Froggatt 1988Dr James Kraunsoe 1988Mrs Elizabeth Kraunsoe 1988Dr Gideon Nisbet 1988Dr Nicola Odwell 1988Dr Andrew Odwell 1988Mr Nick Thorn 1988
Ms Ruth S Yudkin 1988Mr Tony Brett 1989Dr Paul Elbourne 1989Mrs Rosalind Gardner 1989Dr Marek Gensler 1989Mr Nathan Kaplan 1989Dr Lukas Olsen 1989Mrs Jacqueline Richmond 1989Mrs Katharine Teacher 1989Dr Eric Dugdale 1990Ms Julia L Hutton-Squire 1990Dr Surinder Kooner 1990Dr Zahra L Newby 1990Mr Hung H Ngo 1990Dr Elizabeth O'Brien 1990Dr Ian A Ruffell 1990Prof Tara Welch 1990Ms Jane Wyatt 1990Mr Henry T D Boyd-Carpenter 1991Mr Harry W F Breach 1991Mr Marcus W F Brittain 1991Mr Hamish Dingwall 1991Mrs Sindhu Hørder 1991Mr Simon Jobson 1991Ms Alexia Petsalis-Diomidis 1991Ms Heather Rendell 1991Dr John Reynolds 1991Mr Richard Tyson 1991Mrs Suzanne Emsden 1992Dr Pierre Hecker 1992Ms Anna Maxwell 1992Ms Lisette Nieves 1992Mr Richard Paige 1992Dr Andrew Poulter 1992Mr Paul D Ralley 1992Dr Claire Roberts 1992Dr Anna C Steuart Fothringham 1992Ms Chloe Stewart 1992Mr Giles E Bennett 1993Ms Rowena W Chiu 1993Mr Harry D Dauer 1993Dr Peter J A Doimi de Frankopan Subic 1993Mr Jack Fairhead 1993Mrs Rachel Hadley 1993Mr Christopher Harding 1993Mr James Leabeater 1993Dr Polly Low 1993Mr Alastair Macleod 1993Ms Sarah Murphy 1993Ms Sarah Olsen 1993Ms Catherine S Porter 1993Mr Gareth Rees 1993Professor P J Rhodes FBA 1993Ms Ute Roelen 1993Mr Elliot Ronald 1993Mr Nicolas Rüsch 1993Dr Duncan K Sheehan 1993Mr Brian Swift 1993Mr Jonathan Wicks 1993Mrs Charlotte Wicks 1993Mr Jonathan Wolf 1993Dr Benjamin W Akrigg 1994Mr David P Cole 1994Dr Catherine Cooper 1994Mr David Easto 1994Mr James Gibbs 1994Ms Laura Hardiman 1994Mr Hirokazu Ishii 1994Mr Alexander Master 1994Ms Katherine McGeown 1994Dr Anastasios Nikolopoulos 1994Dr Jonathan R W Prag 1994Mrs Flora Rees 1994Mrs Susan E Smith 1994Mr Michael A Stiasny 1994Ms Sally J Watson 1994Mr Rodney Watt 1994Ms Louise M Boone 1995Mr Timothy M Brown 1995Mr Kunal Dasgupta 1995Ms Sara N W Davies 1995Mr Duncan Forsyth 1995Ms Camilla Hamilton 1995Mr Joseph W Hart 1995Dr James H Hordern 1995Ms Puay Kang 1995Mrs Frances Kelsey 1995Dr Katharina Lorenz 1995Miss Cynthia Z E Macleod 1995Mr James Maynell 1995Ms Sinéad McMullan 1995Mr Andrew B Rowe 1995Dr Simon Schultz 1995
Mrs Sophie F Schultz 1995Mr Edward G Sheldon 1995Mr William R Smith 1995Mr Alexander Thornton 1995Mr Daniel Aitchison 1996Dr Susanna C Almond 1996Mr Gregory Beales 1996Mr Ben Dards 1996Mrs Hanna Jeffery 1996Mr Csaba Koppany 1996Dr Clare Massey 1996Dr Benjamin Mayes 1996Miss Karen S McWilliams 1996Ms Caroline Schatke 1996Dr Claire Stone 1996Mr Robert Watson 1996Dr Rachael Wright 1996Mr David Bloch 1997Miss Susan Blundred 1997Dr George Boys-Stones 1997Ms Jennifer Buckland 1997Miss Catherine Daniels 1997Mrs Gillian M Fullilove 1997Miss Clare Gilligan 1997Mr James C Holt 1997Dr Peter Pormann 1997Dr Markus Schrenk 1997Mr David A Silke 1997Miss Helen M Thomas 1997Dr Julie Tucker 1997Miss Daphne Valambous 1997Mr Kelvin B S Wilson 1997Mr Rupert Winckler 1997Dr Rachael Craufurd-Smith 1998Dr Steve Croft 1998Mr Stephen Hennigan 1998Mr John Kane 1998Mr Tiarnan Keenan 1998Dr Christine Rauer 1998Miss Lucy Saunders 1998Dr Andreas Willi 1998Dr Michael Bloomfield 1999Dr Hugo Bronstein 1999Mr Paul Eros 1999Miss Catriona F Given 1999Mr Chandresh Harjivan 1999Dr Nathan Holcomb 1999Mr Henry Pertinez 1999Mr Charles Phan 1999Dr Matthew Silverstein 1999Miss Roberta Wertman 1999Dr Robert R Chenault 2000Miss Romilly Edge 2000Mr John France 2000Ms Julia Hilliard 2000Dr Max Jensen 2000Miss Jo Johnson 2000Dr Christian Kaesser 2000Dr Ed Mee 2000Dr Alessandro Narduzzo 2000Mrs Mei Narduzzo 2000Mr Blake R Samuels 2000Mr Nick Walter 2000Mr David Woodward 2000Mr Nick Butterley 2001Dr Rhiannon Hall 2001Miss Kristina Kazmi 2001Mr Brook Neale 2001Mr Patrick Wyatt 2001Ms Carley Chapman 2002Mr Julian MacBride 2002Mr Anthony Maidment 2002Miss Lucine Shahbazian 2002Mr James Betteridge 2003Mr Francis Brinkley 2003Mrs Elisabeth Haynes 2003Mr Harry Lee 2003Mr Stefano Mariani 2003Mr David Sooby 2003Mr David J Rosenheim 2004Dr Cory Way 2005
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