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Both are scouts in College, and Norman Beesley senior has been at Hertford for twenty-one years. His great-uncle was also a senior scout of the College in 1908. In 1970 sixty-one men took Final Honour Schools, two of whom obtained Firsts and forty Seconds. In the preparation of the Magazine I have sought help from many quar- ters, in particular from Sue Finch and Thea Crapper in the College Office, Sarah Salter and her assistants in the Development Office, the Principal’s Secretary, Jill Symonds, Greg Jennings and the IT team, and Graham Jones, the Secretary of the Hertford Society. Derek Conran, Chairman of the Hertford Society, with the Vice Principal, Mr John Torrance, after the portrait of Dr Robert Stopford had been presented by the Society to the College.

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COLLEGE NEWS THIS YEAR the College is celebrating the centenary of its ref ounda-tion by Thomas Baring with a series of festivities. These began with a Thanksgiving Service in May, at which the Right Reverend Dr R. W. Stopford, Honorary Fellow and President of the Hertford Society, preached a sermon which is published in this issue. This was followed, later in the The Hertford Society, now only ten short of 1,000 members, held its biennial dinner in Hall on June 26th. The Lord Bishop of London presided and H.E. the Governor General of Canada proposed the toast of the College, to which the Principal replied. The Visitor, Mr. Macmillan, dining with the Society for the first time since he accepted honorary membership, then regaled the COLLEGE NOTES WE regret to record the death on 1 o December 1956 of Lord Quicks-wood, Honorary Fellow of the College, and Fellow of the College from 1891 to 1936. A memorial service was held in the College Chapel at the beginning of the Hilary Term.

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HERTFORD COLLEGE MAGAZINE Sir Warren Fisher, Honorary Fellow of the College, whose obituary appears in a later page, was one of the most distinguished of a remark-able group of Hertford men in the early years of this century, who have risen to eminent positions in the Civil Service. use of Com-mons. We offer him our heartiest congratulations on Frontispiece: The Principal and the Bursar contemplate the refurbished frontage The Hertford College Magazine – the official annual record of the college – has been published in most years since 1910. The full archive of issues, uploaded as searchable and indexed PDFs, is available on our Hertford College Magazine

HERTFORD COLLEGE MAGAZINE. came loyal adherents of the College, whose colours they wore in the Parks; and on the river (where they were very successful), and two or three have returned to us as undergraduates. THE HERTFORD CHOIR s a chorister at Hertford College. As a reward for our services we were sent to a top class private school — Day Boys of cou se, with fees paid by the College. This school — Bedford House School in Walton Street —

ed, by Hertford College). The Blue-Black‘ of the Hall had, as far as OUBC races are concerned, disappeared from the River in 1873 when their Eight was bumped over two pl Hertford Society – Barry Lester, Chairman of the Hertford Society 40 Academic Office – Megan Roper, Registrar 44 The Bursary – Jamie Clark, Bursar 46 The Library – Alice Roques, Librarian 48 Archives – Lucy Rutherford, Archivist 52 Chapel – Revd Mia Smith, College Chaplain 56 Development – Frances Wheare, Director of Development 60 Seeds of Hope: Rewilding our HERTFORD COLLEGE MAGAZINE. 15 es. There would be no saving of expenditure unless a considerable amount of such service were performed, including probably the making of ,beds, tidying of rooms, and cleaning of boots and sh

The Hertford College Magazine is published for members and friends of the college. The opinions expressed are those of the writers and not necessarily the oficial views of Hertford College. The first project is to support Mr George Yarrow, our tutor in economics, in setting up an Company have also international interdisciplinary Regulatory Policy Research Centre, to study environmental protection and financial regulation. The Drapers‘ Company have also generously agreed to fund Mr Yarrow’s Fellowship, making him the third Drapers‘ Fellow in the College. This would free

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HERTFORD COLLEGE MAGAZINE Owing to the Strike, the College dance was this year abandoned : the postponement of Eights Week, the nearness to the end of the Strike, and the still unsettled industrial the College whose conditions, rendered it, by general consent, undesirable to continue with the original plans. It is intended, however, to hold it this year on the last night of Eights, with, it is to

The Hertford College Magazine is published for members and friends of the college. The opinions expressed are those of the writers and not necessarily the oficial views of Hertford College. COLLEGE NOTES THIS year the Magazine has to be sent to the printer in March to ensure its publication before the end of the Summer Term ; hence the results of exainina-tions held in Hilary Term and the names of freshmen coming up in Trinity Term must be omitted from this number. During Hilary Term we ‚had forty-three Hertford cadets in residence, twenty-six other A Message from the Editor This bumper number of the Hertford College Magazine reflects both a period of transition in the College following the untimely death of the Principal-elect, Dr Angus Macintyre, and an editorial decision to adjust the period covered by each issue. Formerly, the Magazine appeared in the spring.

other colleges. Hertford was particularly pleased to receive this allocation because it is our first chair i the humanities. (Here I am not forgetting our distinguished tradition of Geography professors, because I count Geography as a social science rather 2011 Hertford College Magazine (Issue 91) 2011 Hertford College Magazine (Issue 91) SHOW MORE ePAPER READ DOWNLOAD ePAPER TAGS hertford oxford tutor academic dphil undergraduate economics studies aged undergraduates hertford.ox.ac.uk hertford.ox.ac.uk

Double tickets (price four guineas) may be obtained from the College Lodge. The Hertford Society held two successful parties, one at Fulham Palace in April 1963 through the kind hospitality of Dr. Stopford, and one at the Naval and Military Club in January 1964. There will Senior and be a Society Dinner in Hertford College on the 26th of June 1964. by default. So when I was asked by Charlotte Brewer, my former English tu-tor, to write an article for the Hertford College Magazine about the work that I’ve been involved in since leaving Oxford, I was ha

HERTFORD COLLEGE MAGAZINE Sir Charles Grant Robertson, Honorary Fellow of the College, died in March: the details of his distinguished career appear in the obituary at the end of this issue. The J.C.R. Dining Club and the College Musical Society have been revived this year, and the latter has given two successful concerts in Hall. 1

Ean’s concentration on his writing during the final decade of his life made him 92. HERTFORD COLLEGE MAGAZINE more reclusive than hitherto, though in occasional meetings he was as cheerful and good-natured as ever.

HERTFORD COLLEGE MAGAZINE 115 in the formation of accurate opinion. Both works are the outcome of prolonged labours, lasting over considerable periods of time, and their publication must be an event of great interest may be obtained to any one who wishes well Hertford College Magazine is published for members and friends of the college. The opinions expressed are those of the writers and not necessarily the oficial views of Hertford College.

For the benefit of old members, it may be worth mentioning the most striking changes in University and College organization due to the war. Some Colleges have been wholly or partly requisitioned for Government use, some remain fully occupied by undergraduates. Hertford is lucky to be one of the latter, and under the new system the new quad is partly inhabited by a About the college Hertford is known for its friendly and informal atmosphere – it’s the kind of place where it’s easy to make friends and feel at home. We’re proud of our inclusive ethos and have pioneered access to Oxford for students from under-represented groups for over 50 years. Our down-to-earth approach fosters the positive working relationships enjoyed by our students and Editor’s Note Stephanie West, who has edited the Hertford College Magazine since 2005, is now stepping down to concentrate on her edition of and commentary on Herodotus Book IV. As new editor, I am most grateful to her for her wisdom and advice, and apologise in advance for gaps and infelicities in this issue (published a hundred years after the first edition of Hertford College

Manbalar ↑ Hertford College Oxford website, Hertford College Magazine, Volume 75 (1989), page 45 Turkum:: Afrika anglikan yepiskopiga oid chala maqolalar HERTFORD COLLEGE MAGAZINE more than satisfied with the change that has taken place. And it is an especial pleasure to have a building where the doorway lighting is arranged with some consideration for general appearance after dark. The Hertford College Magazine is published for members and friends of the college. The opinions expressed are those of the writers and not necessarily the oficial views of Hertford College.

HERTFORD COLLEGE MAGAZINE for this particular branch is often popular with those who combine left wing politics and equestrian likings. The Cavalry Miniature range competition was won by No. 4 Section, No. 3 Troop, under a Hertford representative, Cpl. F. M. H. Leyland. Both Senior and Junior Common Rooms have been passing through somewhat troubled times. The 2011 Hertford College Magazine (Issue 91) 2011 Hertford College Magazine (Issue 91) SHOW MORE ePAPER READ DOWNLOAD ePAPER TAGS hertford oxford tutor academic dphil undergraduate economics studies aged undergraduates hertford.ox.ac.uk hertford.ox.ac.uk