Issue 7 Summer 2008 Celebrating a Generous Gift

Photo: Andrew Molyneux I write these notes looking out on a damp June day. Fortunately the weather was better when we welcomed alumni and their families to the annual Eights Week Lunch, following a week of great success on the river. The women of the First and Second Photo: Doug Vernimmen VIIIs both got their blades, and the women of the Third Eight missed out by only one bump – quite a On Saturday 10 May, Brasenose alumni, result I am sure you will agree. Congratulations are graduate students, and Fellows gathered also due to BNC students Phil Duggleby and together to celebrate the opening of the Stephanie Madgett who captained the University’s Athletics Teams to victories over Cambridge in this newly-named Brademas Room, one of year’s Varsity match. the rooms in the recently refurbished HCR in Old Quad, made possible thanks Oxford has been in the media spotlight in recent days. The University has just announced that to a generous donation from alumnus Professor Andrew Hamilton, current Provost of Yale and Honorary Fellow Professor John University, has been nominated to succeed Dr John Brademas (BNC 1950). Hood as Vice-Chancellor. Professor Hamilton has an outstanding track record of academic leadership and The HCR moved from its previous quarters, in the scholarly achievement. His pending appointment old cloister next to the Deer Park, to Old Quad in comes at a particularly exciting time for Oxford. We 2006. The new rooms are bright, modern, and wish him well. spacious, and are proving to be an excellent addition The University has recently launched Oxford to Graduate life at BNC. In the future we hope that Thinking: The Campaign for the . many more such projects can be undertaken, and We are pleased that several BNC members are playing that the quality of student life at BNC will go from significant roles in the Campaign, with Michael Palin strength to strength. (1962) narrating the promotional film, and David Akers-Jones (1949), David Cameron (1985), and A celebratory dinner for alumni in Greece was also Robin Janvrin (1966) among the Campaign Patrons. held on Monday 5 May, in recognition of Professor Oxford competes with the other great universities of Brademas’s Greek-American heritage, and his the world, especially those in North America, and we leadership in the BNC community. Economics Fellow will face many challenges over the coming years as Tony Courakis attended along with the Principal, funding patterns change – and yet our missions to Director of Alumni Relations and Development, and educate and to preserve and advance knowledge are many of our Athens-based alumni. as crucial as ever. It is with these challenges in mind that the University is launching its Campaign, and it will be no surprise that the central fundraising strategies will focus on support for academic posts, for facilities, and vitally for student bursaries and scholarships to ensure that access to Oxford is as wide as possible. These are themes dear to our heart at BNC and we join the other colleges in fully supporting the Campaign. We will be using our 500th anniversary to launch our own campaign – meaning that we have another year in which to lay solid foundations by consulting you, our students and alumni, with the aim of ensuring that we keep BNC among the leading colleges in Oxford and Oxford among the leading universities in the world. You can expect the pace to pick up further as we go into 2009.

Let me finally wish you all a fine and relaxing summer.

Photo: Doug Vernimmen. From left to right: Ann Lindsay-Cashmore, Roger Cashmore, John Brademas, and Mary Ellen Brademas Roger Cashmore, Principal Alumni activities Brasenose around the globe The Principal and the Director of Alumni Relations and Development have been Annual Fund busily visiting alumni all over the globe, to update them with BNC news and to expand alumni involvement in advance of 2009. We would like to thank everyone who has supported our

In Hong Kong, Sir David Akers-Jones (BNC 1949) organised a dinner for alumni at first ever Annual Fund appeal. Your generosity has the Conrad Hotel, and Tony Tyler (BNC 1974) hosted a boat trip and dinner for provided more than £230,000 (including Gift Aid) during Brasenose alumni and representatives from the Said Business School. this financial year, enabling BNC to: In New York, the University held its biannual North American Reunion Weekend, improve facilities by refurbishing three staircases of student accommodation during which around 70 Brasenose members and their guests enjoyed a reception (two at the main site and one at Frewin), and by implementing a much- and dinner at the Arsenal in Central Park. The dinner coincided with the 2008 needed programme of improvements to the library’s lighting; North American Reunion, which took place on the Friday evening and during the alleviate money worries for many students by launching several graduate day on Saturday. It was good to see a range of generations of Brasenose members scholarships providing funds for the duration of the recipients’ courses, and enjoying each others company and catching up on all things BNC. The Principal, by supporting any student who falls into financial hardship during their Roger Cashmore, gave an update on College activities and spoke about the 2009 time here; celebrations for the 500th Anniversary of BNC. Amanda Pullinger (BNC 1984) enhance student life by providing grants to the Boat Club for new furnishings encouraged all Brasenose Members to get involved by volunteering to support and by subscribing to an online music library. the 2009 celebrations. These speeches were followed by coffee and cake, complete with BNC crest! Money pledged for future years will provide a platform for our ongoing fundraising efforts. Our next appeal will be launched in September and our priorities will be Photo: Amanda Pullinger to secure unrestricted funds for the area of immediate need, to increase provision for student support and student clubs, arts, and sports, and to raise funds for a programme of improvements to the library.

Oxford University and Brasenose will be participating in the Government’s Matched Funding Scheme, which is to be launched in August and will provide matched funds for gifts received from new donors – so we hope that many more of you will want to help us make the most of this opportunity by making a donation to the Annual Fund. Payroll Giving Payroll Giving, or Give As You Earn, is a scheme that enables employees to give to any UK charity straight from their gross salary (before tax is deducted), and to receive immediate tax relief on donations. Christopher Harris (BNC 1984) describes his experience of Payroll Giving:

‘For alumni who work for companies who participate in Give As You Earn schemes, I think that this is a great way of giving to worthy causes like the College’s Annual Fund. It’s simple in that, once you have completed a mandate, a monthly donation is taken from your salary at source. But the real benefit is that it’s tax-efficient, meaning that, as a higher rate taxpayer, you only pay 60% of the cost of the monthly donation from your net pay (or 80%, as a basic rate taxpayer).The College receives the full amount, and you as the donor are perhaps able to give more than you otherwise might if you donated via a regular standing order. In my case, my donation is also eligible for matched funding from my employer, so the scheme is doubly attractive.’

Payroll Giving provides charities like BNC with a regular, reliable income stream, allowing us to plan ahead. And it’s easy to set up – just contact your payroll department and fill in a form. If your company doesn’t already have a scheme, you can reassure them that it is simple and inexpensive to set up and run. Please visit www.payrollgivingcentre.org.uk for more information, or contact the Alumni Relations and Development Office by e-mailing [email protected].

A Word with Wendy Williams Having worked at BNC for 24 years, College Secretary Wendy Williams is looking forward to her 25th year here – coinciding with the College’s 500th year of existence. Many of you will remember Wendy as a picture of composed efficiency in her role at the heart of day-to-day college life, but not many of you will know that Fellows’ News she has a hidden talent for watercolour painting. Professor Russell Foster, Senior Kurti Fellow, has been elected a Fellow of Wendy began painting six years ago when she the Royal Society. joined an evening watercolour class, and has Alicia Hinarejos Parga, Junior Golding Fellow, has been awarded a British developed considerable skill in painting flowers. Academy Post-Doctoral Fellowship. Three years ago she and Doug Vernimmen, many of whose excellent photographs have appeared in Dr Rui Esteves, Fellow in Economics, has been awarded the Zvi Meitar/ the Brazen Notes and Brazen Nose, began to put Vice-Chancellor Oxford University Research Prize. on an annual exhibition during Oxford Artweeks, displaying their work in the splendid surroundings of Brasenose Antechapel. This year they were joined by Several Fellows have celebrated births recently: a son, Nathaniel Keire several members of Wendy’s class and family, including sister Pat Harris, daughter McKenna, to Dr Chris McKenna, Fellow in Management Studies; a daughter, Natalie Williams, and 4-year-old grandson Taiga Kawada-Williams. Tabitha Laura Wills, to Dr Abigail Wills, Career Development Fellow in History; and a son, Leo Benjamin Johnston Herz, to Dr Laura Herz, Fellow Wendy says that she feels lucky to have the opportunity to display her work in the in Physics. antechapel. Asked what she enjoys most about painting, she says it is a relaxing hobby after a stressful day at work – although she affirms that working with the We offer congratulations to all of them. whole range of diverse people at BNC is fun and interesting, even if it does sometimes feel like ‘lurching from one crisis to another’! A new Brasenose Etching

Some of the finest prints now being produced in the world are coming out of the Ingamells’s work is of a different order to that of the other artists at the Press, studio of Master Printer Peter Kosowicz, at the Thumbprint Press in Camberwell, requiring skills which take decades to perfect and months to execute; and you London. Jake and Dinos Chapman, Anthony Gormley, Tracey Emin, Anish Kapoor would have to travel a very long way, and probably end up in the studios of and Andrew Ingamells are among the artists who collaborate with Peter to realise Lucian Freud or Frank Auerbach, before you found an artist prepared to work and their artistic ambitions. Current graduate students Stephen Bernard and Anna rework in a medium to quite the extent that Ingamells does. The accuracy and Johnson were lucky enough this term to be invited to the studios to see the detail of Ingamells’s etchings is consequently phenomenal (illustrations of his realisation of one such ambition: the etching by Andrew Ingamells of Brasenose work can be found at the Capital Prints website at: www.capitalprints.com). College, commissioned last year to celebrate our quincentenary in 2009. Here Stephen reports on their visit. As well as fine architectural depictions of the College by the finest artist in the field, the etching contains a description of its buildings and their history compiled by In the summer of 2007, I heard that a massively ambitious project had begun. me, the strident figure who can be seen greeting the Principal at the start of their Andrew Ingamells, the renowned London engraver, had decided to create a new daily walk around the Meadows. That embodiment of the College – the College ‘Loggan’, that is, a new collection of architectural etchings of all the colleges and Secretary, Mrs Wendy Williams – and the shady perpendicular figure of the artist halls of Oxford and Cambridge. This has not been done since the seventeenth himself are among the other figures to be found embellishing the College in this century, and will stand as a twenty-first-century witness to the continuing splendid celebration of BNC in its quincentenary year. autonomous character of the institutions which make up the oldest – and finest – universities in the country.

I immediately contacted Martin Village of Capital Prints – Ingamells’s publisher – PRINT OFFER - BRASENOSE COLLEGE and set about persuading him that BNC should definitely be the next college A Gravure Etching of its Grounds and Buildings Ingamells should etch. I had a forceful case: not only was the 500th anniversary of the College’s foundation just two years away (and the College has a tradition of by Andrew Ingamells commissioning prints in such years), but the project itself would be a fantastic In a signed numbered edition limited to 175 etchings only challenge – freed from the Lego-like uniformity of the medieval foundations and Sheet size: 22 x 29 ins (560 x 740 mm) • Image size: 15 x 23 ins (390 x 590 mm) the blank neoclassical splendour of some of the larger colleges, Ingamells would be able to test his artistic skills to their limits. There’s a lot you can say about Brasenose On white Hannemühle etching paper College, but you can’t say that its architecture is not incredibly charismatic – and This meticulously detailed original etching, which includes an architectural I have to say that in this the College did not let him down. description, is the first engraved print of the College from an aerial perspective since David Loggan’s work in the 1670s. I arranged two things to persuade Martin and Ingamells of the powerful draw of the The first fifty etchings will be sold to members of Brasenose at a price of project: an incredibly rare visit to the leads of the Radcliffe Camera, from which £195.00 on a first come, first served basis. Thereafter the price will be £225.00. hundreds and hundreds of digital photographs were taken, and a lunch in the TO PURCHASE AN ETCHING please call 020 7704 6808, email Senior Common Room, where they could meet the inhabitants of this rather unusual [email protected] or write to Capital Prints, PO Box 6293, London shell. I am not sure which sealed the deal, but was delighted when Ingamells said he W1T 6WD. would set aside the best part of four months – the minimum amount of time it Andrew Ingamells is best known for etchings of classical architectural would take him to produce the initial drawing on which the etching would be subjects such as The Tate Gallery, The Royal Academy, The Paris Opera based (on a good day, he says, it is possible to cover perhaps a square inch an hour and The Duomo, Florence, and is represented in collections as diverse as – a level of achievement which I, as a D.Phil. student, can only admire) – and the English Heritage, The Museum of London, The Guildhall Library and the project began. Paul Mellon Collection of British Art. He has recently completed an etching for The Bank of England. Illustrations of his work can be found at the As far as anyone knows, no other artist in the world is producing etchings of a Capital Prints website at: www.capitalprints.com quality even remotely comparable to Ingamells’s. The etching techniques he uses The price of each etching includes recorded delivery for all sales within the to create his prints were innovative at the time the College was founded, others, UK; and in the case of sales to the EU, US and Rest of World there will be an such as using digital images for photographic reference, are cutting edge now – additional cost of £15 to cover the cost of international recorded delivery. the combined effect of both is astounding. Whereas some of the more ‘conceptual’ The etchings are unframed and will arrive in a strong cardboard tube. Please allow 28 days for delivery from receipt of your order. Subject to return artists who work along side him at the Thumbprint Press conceive but don’t undamaged within two weeks of purchase we will refund any dissatisfied necessarily deliver, Ingamells is involved at every stage of the creation of an customer. All major credit cards are accepted. etching. (A full description of the process of creating an etching can be found on the Master Printer’s website at: www.thumbprinteditions.com.) BNC’s Lost Alumni In advance of BNC’s 500th year, we would like to re-establish contact 1949 Symons, Henry Eustice 1955 Brooker, Richard John Benjamin 1950 Abdulla, Abdelhay Nasr 1955 Brunker, G C M with those alumni with whom the College has lost touch. If you 1950 Badcock, John Edward 1955 Coombs, John Nigel recognise any of the names below and can provide contact details, 1950 Cavendish, Richard 1955 Davies, Antony George we would be delighted to hear from you. Please e-mail 1950 Dowell, Derek Thomas 1955 Dicker, David William 1950 Duncan, Peter 1955 Edmonds, Donald Thomas [email protected] or telephone 01865 287275. 1950 Farley-Hills, William John 1955 Edwards, William John 1950 Froome, David Marten 1955 Gee, Colin 1930 Aubertin, Thomas Peter 1942 Souter, James Stewart 1950 Hain, John Balfour Marshall 1955 Green, Edward Langley 1930 Bowden-Smith, William Harold 1942 Topley, Basil Philip 1950 Heneker, Peter David Grenfell 1955 Griffiths, Edwin Sullivan 1930 Chalk, Philip Henry 1943 Hone, David Edgar 1950 Hool, John Newton 1955 Hegan, David Reginald 1930 Davies, Edward Sydney 1943 Lee, Anthony Guest 1950 Hughes, John David 1955 Henry, David 1930 Foster-Barham, Julian James 1943 Thomas, Ithel Covency 1950 James, William Graham Gunter 1955 Hill, Derek 1930 Healey, Colin Oswald 1944 Bladon, Keith Charles 1950 Jerram, John Martyn 1955 Hopson, Guy James 1930 Lewthwaite, Eric 1944 Culshaw, Gordon 1950 Mansell-Moullin, Peter 1955 Kendall, William John 1930 Llewelyn, Howard William Jones 1944 Milford, Christopher Michael 1950 Mercer, John Hainsworth 1955 MacColl, Eric Campbell 1930 Phillips, Gordon Lewis 1944 Miller, Douglas James Birkenyle 1950 Oakeshott, Michael Joseph 1955 McInerney, William Kevin 1930 Ritchie, William 1944 Murdoch, Norman Alexander 1950 Piper, John Anthony Dawson 1955 McNamara, Trevor John 1930 Ronald, James Douglas 1944 Riddiford, Dennis George 1950 Sattentau, Neville 1955 Nicolaides, Lue Philip 1930 Watson Gandy, Campbell Vere 1944 Woods, Sydney Derek 1950 Stewart, Alan Collingwood 1955 Nugent, Enos John 1930 Weber, Kurt Gustare 1945 Archibald, David Frederick 1950 Tatham, Edward Meaburn 1955 Pinnock, Kent George Marcus 1930 Woodhouse, Henry Trevor Manley 1950 Thompson, Lionel George 1955 Proctor, Stephen Kenneth 1931 Brace, William Sydney 1945 Foster, David Lewis 1950 Yamanlar, Orhan 1955 Raikes, Anthony Francis 1931 Coughtry, William Cecil John 1945 Gill, William Gordon 1951 Barttelot, Richard James Stuart 1955 Rogers, John Michael David 1931 Kinlock, Herbert Middleton 1945 Hodges, Alastair Nigel Walter 1955 Sack, Martin Glazebrook 1931 Morton, Harold Basil 1945 Hodgson, Rodney Bruce 1951 Brasier-Creagh, John Patrick 1955 Tucker, William Guise 1931 Whelan, Dennis Francis 1945 Isherwood, David Alexander 1951 Brown, Wilson Thomas 1955 Waldock, Humphrey Edward 1932 Chassels, William M 1945 Kenyon, Robert Tristan 1951 Byrne, John Michael 1956 Cannon, Roderick David 1932 Cox, William Joseph 1945 Lynne-Davies, Gerald David 1951 Chappell, Kenneth 1956 Hewitt, John Kaffrell 1932 Dunning, Sydney Ralph Hilary 1951 Docker, Edward George 1956 Lavelle, Patrick 1932 Fyfe, Robert Duncan 1945 Parsons, Steven Ramsey 1951 Foulkes, Trevor John 1956 Mosley, Jeremy Inglis 1932 Lancaster, Patrick William Morton 1945 Richards, Roger Smith 1951 Fryer, John Denny 1956 Myers, Barry Zenith 1932 Mattison, Francis John 1945 Sarofim, Ebeid 1951 Harris, Colin Andrew Littleton 1956 Ponsonby, John Gordon 1933 Halbrook, Michael 1945 Simpson, James William 1951 Henderson, John Hamilton 1956 Prescott, Robert Joseph 1933 Hay-Cooper, William Arnold 1945 Sinker, Robin Francis 1951 Jones, Glynn 1956 Presman, Elkan Alan 1933 Langford, Frank 1945 Stephen, Leslie Michael 1951 Kerr, Francis Sebastian 1956 Russell, Donald Brian 1933 Smart, John Koch 1945 Stobie, Alexander Malcom 1951 Kinkead-Weekes, Marcus Oscar 1956 Wilkes, John Barrington 1934 Cohen, Allan Haye 1945 Tanner, John Denys Parkin 1951 Knight, Charles William Arthur 1957 Allee, David Jepson 1934 Greenwood, Hugh Abbott 1945 Withey, Frederick Charles 1951 Lawson, Denis 1957 Blacklock, Peter Edward Nicolas 1934 Grimshaw, David Cecil 1946 Barkley, Thomas Ian Yuille 1951 Laycock, Colin 1957 Bowles, John Michael 1934 Hughes, William Donald 1946 Coles, Arthur Edward 1951 Lock, Peter William 1957 Harrison, Christopher John 1934 Williams, Peter Humphrey 1946 Davies, Edward Clement Peter 1951 Mace, John Henry 1957 Howe, John William Alan 1935 Ali, Sadiq Ali Tayal 1946 Finlayson, John Henry 1951 Marvin, Maurice Alfred Raymond 1935 Atkinson, John Michael 1946 Goodman, Ernest Edwin 1951 Neudling, Chester Louis 1957 Johnson, Gilbert Martin 1935 Craine, Clyde Pratt 1946 Haines, John William 1951 Ray, Francis Nigel 1957 Ledwith, Michael John 1935 Davis, Herschel Gillma 1946 Holland, Robert Willoughby 1951 Royle, Antony Reginald 1957 Meek, John Thomas 1935 Grisman, Charles Stanley Denton 1952 Borger, Robert 1957 Milligan, Kenneth Sutherland 1935 Harpur, Robert Alexander 1946 Hunter, Alan George 1952 Clarke, Alan Ross 1957 Pugh, David Maurice 1935 McMullen, Ian 1946 Kelly, Edward John 1952 Dowdall, Peter John 1957 Whaley, Ian Douglas 1935 Rayne, John Perham 1946 Key, John Musgrave 1952 Grice, John Sydney 1957 Wheatley, Robert Derek 1935 Ross, John Fordown 1946 Ojala, Eric Mervyn 1952 McMullen, Donald 1958 Chapman, James Douglas 1935 Thomson, Bernard Oscar Alastair 1946 Partington, Thomas 1952 Peduzzi, Orio 1958 Dalton, Frank 1936 Gouldson, Philip John 1946 Sandford, Richard Henry Daniel 1952 Rimmer, William Francis 1958 Francis, Michael John 1936 Kirk, Roger 1946 Stalker, William Hugh 1952 Rose, Francis Charles Howard 1958 Gregson, Malcolm John 1936 Ormrod, John Alistair James 1946 Wallis, Brudnell Exton 1952 Russell, Dennis William John 1958 Heeley, David Ernest 1936 Wang, Shen-Tsu 1946 Whitehorn, Arthur Basil 1952 Tran Van Don, Georges Robert 1958 Heywood, Graham 1937 Athron, Thomas 1947 Button, John Martin 1952 Turrisi, John Richard 1958 Labreveux, Philippe Yves Pierre 1937 Charlit, Simon Ibrahim 1947 Calcraft, Joseph Frank 1952 Unbegaun, Boris Ottokar 1958 Oliver, John Reinsford Wabord 1937 Goodfellow, Alan 1947 Chukwudebe, B N 1952 Vincent, Arthur John 1958 Smith, Arthur 1937 Leonard, Richard Herbert 1947 Coombes, Leonard Peter 1953 Barry, Robert James 1958 Towner, John Arthur 1937 Whalley, Peter Frederick 1947 Cunnison, Ian George 1953 Bastin, Charles Cousins 1958 Trigg, Gordon Oliver 1938 Anderson, Derrick Haughton 1947 De Chickera, Ernest Benjamin 1953 Blumfield, David 1958 Webb, Barry Melbourne 1938 David, Stephen Trevor 1947 Hancock, Geoffrey Norman 1953 Boyd Wilson, Timothy Lawrie 1959 Baerselman, John Leslie 1938 Edmonds, Robert Humphrey 1947 Ivey, Alfred Michael 1953 Foley, James St Kevin 1959 Banks, Gordon Edward Gordon 1947 Kassa, Ameha Aberra 1953 Funnell, Leslie Trevor 1959 Campbell, Charles Simon Ronald 1938 Farrow, Raymond Cragg 1947 Land, Thomas Herbert 1953 Hull, Paul Edmund William 1938 Horn, Derek Agnew 1947 Reymond, Anthony 1953 Jole, Derek Brian 1959 Chapman, Clive Graham 1938 Leeming, John Joseph 1947 Sayons, Karol Marian 1953 Rosell, Jan Axel William 1959 Cockcroft, Malcolm 1938 Lestor, John Ritchie 1947 Seccombe, Henry Lawrence 1953 Slater, John Brian 1959 Cushing, John Jeremy 1938 McTurk, Bryan James Frances 1947 Shewell, Paul Frederick Morten 1953 Tobias, William George 1959 Dawson, Peter Sutherland 1938 Norris, William Lake 1947 Sington, John Claude 1953 Vine, Edwy Vincent 1959 Green, David Peter 1938 North, Frank Kenneth 1947 Van Velsen, Jaap C 1953 Watson, Donald William 1959 Griffin, Terence Patrick 1938 Obregon, Mauricio 1947 Wright, Gordan Samuel Dales Alexander 1959 Hutcheon, John Douglas 1938 Pollard, Graham Frank 1948 Bell, Norman David 1954 Carruthers, John Alastair 1959 Jones, Christopher David 1938 Scott, Gordon Mitchell 1948 Callaghan, Victor 1954 Chamier, David Clement 1959 Murray, Alan James 1939 Avner, G 1948 Davis, Gordon Austin 1954 Crook, Gordon James 1959 Rice, Alan Francis 1939 Donne, Michael Henry 1948 Dieffenderfer, John Calvin 1954 Devenish, Oliver Paul 1959 Richmond, Anthony John 1939 Fyfe, David Alexander 1948 Franklin, Derek Stuart 1954 Douglas, Thomas Harvey 1959 Storhard, Gerard Michael 1939 Hope, Ronald Sidney 1948 Ogden, David 1954 Fall, John William 1959 Tanner, Neil Walter 1939 Howe, Cyril George 1948 Quist-Arcton, Edward Akufo 1954 Fleming, Alan Gerald 1959 Wright, Peter David John 1940 Brierley, Harvey 1948 Swallow, James Marsh 1954 Gates, Alfred John 1960 Andrews, David Norman 1940 Heslop, Peter Michael 1948 Waterson, Michael John 1954 Gilbert, Eric Vivian Martindale 1940 Neubert, Peter William 1948 Webster, James Desmond 1954 Johnson, Robin William Morris 1960 Blackwell, Michael Richard 1940 Quigley, John Molesworth 1949 Brown, Geoffrey William 1954 Kaye, John Anthony Lockee 1941 Drake, John Ellis 1949 Donaldson, Robert Beryram 1954 Milner, Richard Francis 1960 Friedlander, Michael Moses 1941 Eynon, John Stuart 1949 Edwards, George Trevor 1954 Mumford, Edward Christopher 1960 Funnell, Norman Richard James 1941 Luetkens, Wolfgang Luer 1949 Haden, Roy Vernon 1954 Pike, Emil Francis 1960 Golding, David 1941 Riley, Samuel Louis 1949 Heinrichs, Waldo Huntley 1954 Roach, Robert William Ashton 1960 Hirst, Robert Milnes 1941 Stanion, Brian Basil 1949 Hodgkins, James Percy Kenyan 1954 Stewart, John Vernon 1960 Hope, Alan John 1942 Allison, John Spencer 1949 Jelley, Reuben Christopher 1954 Taylor, Philip Godfrey 1960 Kemp, Anthony John 1942 Brooke, Rupert 1949 Lewis, David Kingsley 1955 Allen, James Michael 1960 Lewthwaite, Christopher John 1942 Curzon, Donald Harry 1949 Loring, Charles Greely 1955 Bailey, James Portal 1960 Miles, Anthony 1942 Gould, Geoffrey Windham 1949 Ross-Scott, Peter Michael 1955 Baker, John Stuart 1960 Mowatt, Edward Lavelle 1960 Rowe, Raymond Derek Hugh 1965 Webb, Anthony Peter Joseph 1970 Paul, Hitland Theodoris 1975 Sahar, Yaron 1960 Smart, Ian Charles 1966 Broome, Allen Geoffrey 1970 Peach, Robert Christopher 1975 Simpson-Wells nee Halpin, 1960 Thomas, James Roy Haydn 1966 Chaplin, Anthony Hugh 1970 Peters, Robert Wade Penelope Jane 1960 Ujam, Andrew Ugwu 1966 Green, Jonathan Simon 1970 Reynolds, William Simon George 1975 Stocker, Geoffrey Alexander 1960 Watts, Terence Ronald 1966 Harding, Christopher John 1970 Richman, Gerald Irving Wathen 1960 Williams, David Owen 1966 Huq, Mahfuzul 1970 Taylor, Martin Chandas 1975 Thomson, Deborah Jane 1961 Ahmed, Hassan Omer 1966 Joiner, Graham Stuart 1970 Thomas, K S 1975 Wallace nee Lindford, Fiona Mary 1961 Allen, Richard John 1966 Lord, Robert Gordon 1970 Thorne, Andrew Westcott David 1975 Warnock Horn, Nigel Ronald 1961 Allen, Christopher Hancorn 1966 MacKintosh, Craig Alan 1970 West, Nigel Stephen 1975 Whitehead, Christopher Peter 1961 Evans, Nicholas 1966 Martin, Stephen James 1970 Winn, Christopher Harding Roderick 1961 Fiddian-Green, Richard Guy 1966 Mercieca, Adrian Vincent 1970 Yule, John David 1975 Williams, Helen Sarah 1961 Hall, Jonathan Rae 1966 Morgan, Nigel Conway Lloyd 1971 Bell, Ronald Stuart 1975 Woolley, L 1961 Hilyer, Roger Gordon 1966 Morris, Malcolm Ian 1971 Butler, Martin 1975 Ziman, Timothy Arthur Louis 1961 Holloway, Colin William 1966 Ross, Charles Christopher 1971 Eypper, Charles Hayes 1976 Aisbitt, Amanda Barbara 1961 Loudon, Alexander Gilmour 1966 Williams, Adrian Camrose 1971 Fakhrel-Deen, Tarek A Jawad 1976 Baker, John Nigel 1961 Malone, Michael David 1967 Adkins, Keith John 1971 Glynn, Gerard 1976 Barclay, Brewster Fahys 1961 Mitchell, Matthew Robert 1967 Barksdale, Edward Marcellus 1971 Haig, Alan Graham Leigh 1976 Boehm, Terry Arthur 1961 Price, Christopher John Emmerson 1967 Barratt, Geoffrey John Gordon 1971 Heyes, Warren David 1976 Brockway, Michael John 1961 Roetter, Martyn Frederick 1967 Bostock, Peter Alan 1971 Hoddy, John Derek 1976 Burstall, Lindsay Clare Alexander Gurney 1967 Bowen, Richard 1971 Johnson, Ian 1976 Crowther, Gilian Eva 1961 Saigol, Javaid 1967 Castelberg, John 1971 Lock, Laurence 1976 Dirnhuber, Mark James 1961 Simpson, Ronald 1967 Connel, John Hugh 1971 Maidlow, William John 1976 Donoghue, Peter 1961 Tighe, Maxwell John 1967 Francis, John Peter 1971 Parsons, Robert Alexander 1976 Ernest, Paul Gregory 1962 Adamson, David Hugh 1967 Jones, Graham Arnold 1971 Pye, Michael 1976 Fitzsimons, Carla Anna Maria 1962 Adie, Peter Brian 1967 Marsh, John David 1971 Storer, Richard Elliot Daniel 1976 Gannon, Hilary Lindsey 1962 Beglan, Thomas Peter Eugene 1967 Moon, Timothy Charles 1971 Wall, Geoffrey Malcolm 1976 Jacobs, Julian Mark 1962 Cook, Peter Lapthorn 1967 Murch, Trevor James 1971 Williams, Leslie 1976 Kerle, Richard Martin 1962 Cooke, Edward Beecher 1967 Ormrod, John Philip 1971 Wright, Andrew Ronald 1976 Kingston, Breda 1962 Davies, Hugh Stephen 1967 Rattigan, Martin Anthony 1972 Barratt, Mark Tristram 1976 Knowles Arics, Philip Brian 1962 Davies, Roger Guy 1967 Scott, Glenn Nkululeko 1972 Butler, David Jeffrey 1976 Lisle, Rebecca Anne 1962 Goldie, John Grant Gregor 1967 Silvester, Stephen Anthony 1972 Dart, Malcolm Campbell 1976 Matthews, Maurice Edwin Charles 1962 Harrison, Paul Richard 1967 Spencer-Smith, Richard Cadman 1972 De Simone, Peter George Egon 1976 McGinn, Stephen James 1962 Killick, John Spencer 1967 Stephenson, David 1972 Egri, Ivan Thomas 1976 Morgan, Janet 1962 Le Marchand, John Lewis 1968 Adam, Rudolf Georg 1972 Ennals, Richard Edwin 1976 Newborne nee Jenkins, Catherine Mansfield 1968 Bailey, Alan Benjamin 1972 Firebrace, Peter Paul 1976 O’Brien, Elizabeth Kenzie 1962 Morris, John Gruffydd Luther 1968 Collinge, Ian Robert 1972 Good, Timothy James 1976 Portch, Susan Eileen 1962 Parnaby, John Geoffrey 1968 Cruz, Juan Pablo Unzueta 1972 Guthrie, Richard John 1976 Rabone, Michael Jeremy 1962 Perrin, Ian Kenneth Jones 1968 Fell, Michael John 1972 Henderson, Andrew James 1976 Roberts, Peter David 1962 Petrie, Graham 1968 Huxter, Terence John 1972 Hughes-Onslow, Archibald 1976 Robertson, Helen 1962 Smith, Martin Graham 1968 Jack, Don Hammond Edward Neil 1976 Russell-Jones, A B 1962 Warr, Christopher Jonathan 1968 Kenney, Michael Donald 1972 Hunt, Richard Charles 1976 Smith, Valerie Ann Lawley 1968 Lane, Roger John Osborn 1972 Merrick, David Thomas 1976 Taylor, Peter Joseph 1963 Cass, Michael Robert 1968 McLaughlin, Owen Philip 1972 Parker, Peter Joseph Jacques 1976 Turner, Peter John 1963 Childs, Stephen 1968 Myhill, Nicholas Gray 1972 Sethna, Rowinton Dhunjishan 1976 Wyatt, Monica Eugenia 1963 Dziwornooh, Peter Ayawori 1968 Natera, John 1972 Stansfeld, James Nicholas 1977 Balchin, Christopher John 1963 Ford, Patrick 1968 Olmstead, Bruce Ringsby 1972 Tew, Neil Francis 1977 Balkwill, Martyn Paul 1963 Fox, Arthur Leonard 1968 Pearce, Stuart Martyn 1972 Turner, David 1977 Ball, Tessa Mary 1963 Freeman, Michael Henry 1968 Redfern, David Anthony 1973 Bloom, David 1977 Beerling, Stephen Paul 1963 Judge, Charles Robert 1968 Schejtman, Alexander Mishkin 1973 Clark, Michael 1977 Bishop nee Gerosa, Susan Mary 1963 Mason, Harold Matthew 1968 Walton, Alastair Owen 1973 Clark, Malcolm John 1977 Borland, Helen Elizabeth 1963 Nelson, Andrew Denys 1968 Watts, Charles Henry 1973 Croll, Ian Alexander 1977 Bracegirdle, Janet 1963 Peacock, John Douglas 1969 Birtles, Robert Alastair 1973 Gallo, Vincent Austin 1977 Burt, Timothy George 1963 Robson, Charles Lee 1969 Carpenter, Michael Simon Neeld 1973 Griffiths, Andrew Peter 1977 Cox, N J P 1963 Stallibrass, James Herrick 1969 Casper, Dennis John 1973 Hawker, Howard John 1977 Davies, Michael Wynne 1963 Ward, Ian Hamar 1969 Denham, Paul 1973 Hollins, Timothy John 1977 Diehl, Lauren Traynor 1963 Webber, John Philip Harrison 1969 Dowmunt, Anthony Rodney 1973 Jackson, James 1977 Eliot, Simon Flowedew 1963 Williamson, Thomas Andrew Mucha 1973 Lethbridge, Alan 1977 Evans, Jennifer Rosalyn 1964 Bellerby, David John 1969 Fletcher, Steven Michael 1973 Lynall, Matthew Donald 1977 Gerosa, Susan 1964 Clark, Adrian Stuart 1969 Forth, Philip Anthony 1973 Mille, Doninioue Francois 1977 Hancock, Margaret Cornelia 1964 Collier, Brian Patrick 1969 Gourley, Robert Riggs 1973 Mirchandani, Mohan Kishinchand 1977 Hastings, Catherine Elizabeth 1964 Dey, Krishno 1969 Junger, Wolfgang Albert 1973 Morgan, Michael Lewis 1977 Hurley, Susan Lynn 1964 Dickin, John Edward Percy 1969 Kay, Michael David Henry 1973 Nordgreen, Knut Robin Anthony 1977 Jeffrey, Frederick Mark Hugh 1964 Donovan, Paul Francis 1969 Keenoy, Thomas William 1973 Norris, Morris Andrew 1977 Jennings nee Gamlen, Ruth 1964 Duncan, Michael John 1969 Knowles, Roger Peter 1973 Shaw, Peter Charles Elizabeth 1964 Hutchings, D W 1969 Knowles, Alan William 1973 Stephens, Richard Edward 1977 Juge, Stephen Douglas 1964 Jellett, Francis 1969 Lewis, Raymond John Westwood 1977 Leslie-Jones, Philippa Anne 1964 Jones, Peter Basil Brennan 1969 Mallett, Christopher Patrick 1973 Temple, Richard 1977 Little, Rosemary Caroline Granger 1964 Jupp, Harold Ernest 1969 Markham, Geoffrey Robin 1973 Thorne, Sydney Alan 1977 Marriott, Lynne Janice 1964 Ley, Leonard Anthony 1969 Meyler, Jason Thomas 1973 Toft, Anthony Gerald 1977 May, Leslie Elizabeth 1964 Mensforth, Douglas Lindsay 1969 Morgan, David Stanley 1973 Watts, Simon John Neville 1977 Mishler, Mary Therese 1964 Newbery, Malcolm Robin 1969 Owers, Roger James 1973 Williams, David Edward 1977 Noonan, Paul Geoffrey 1964 Rajaratnam, Vijaya Henry 1969 Parfitt, Tudor Vernon 1974 Bothamley, Geoffrey Michael 1977 O’Neill, Patricia Mary 1964 Stenholm, Stig Torsten 1969 Robertson, Michael Scott 1974 Broad, Nigel Jeffrey 1977 Oulton, Judith Alison 1964 Stephens, Gareth Lloyd 1969 Sherzada, Mohammed Arif 1974 Collier, Caroline Ingrid 1977 Porter, William Norman 1964 Stewart, Richard Savage 1969 Taylor, Anthony Edrich 1974 Dismore, Simon Andrew Jonathan 1977 Postill, Isabelle Marie-Claude 1964 Taylor, John Robert 1969 Thorp, Derek Graham Stephen 1974 Evans, Joseph Paul 1977 Rawlinson, John 1964 Wain, Christopher Nicholas 1969 Wheeler, Philip John 1974 Goodchild, Margaret Bertha 1977 Riches, Neil Stuart 1964 Yandell, Stephen Andrew Owen 1969 Woolf, Richard John Hannah 1977 Rivera-Domingez, Manuel 1965 Buckley, Robert Harling 1970 Beis, Isidoros 1974 Herbertson, James Arthur 1977 Robinson, Anthony Philip Selwyn 1965 Chandran, Divakar John Francis 1970 Brace, John William Anthony 1974 Heywood, Peter 1977 Shaw, Elizabeth Rosemary 1965 Clark, John Howard 1970 Bullen, John Barrington 1974 Ley, Francis Bernard 1977 Stead, Helen Jane 1965 Fathers, David John 1970 Campbell, Duncan Wildon 1974 Lucas, Robert Adrian 1977 Taylor, Guy Benjamin 1965 Garrett, Maurice Archibald 1974 Monroe, Jeremy Robert 1977 Taylor, Roger Keith 1965 Gate, David Frederick 1970 Crosby, Martin Philip 1974 Russell, Patrick Dean 1977 Taylor, Michael Ian 1965 Hards, David Harry 1970 Crowe, Julian Francis Eden 1974 Severtson nee Gallagher, Elizabeth 1977 Thacker, Edmund Toby 1965 MacDonald, John Calum 1970 Fletcher, Geoffrey Alan 1974 Shah, Raksha 1977 Thornhill, Jane Louie 1965 McMahon, Francis Michael 1970 Gartska, Hansjurgen 1974 Shaw, Simon John 1977 Watson, Nicola Jane 1965 Milligan, Andrew Gordon 1970 Grimshaw, Stephen 1974 Taylor, Maurice Ellery 1977 Williams, Duncan Richard 1965 Morrison, Donald John 1970 Haddad, Sami George 1974 Wysocki, Michael Dennis 1978 Bone, John Dominic 1965 Oakley, David Richard 1970 Hawthorn, John 1975 Banbury, Richard Andrew 1978 Croydon, Abigail Elizabeth 1965 Rigg, Eugene 1970 Holliday, Graham William 1975 Barnes, Garry 1978 Dee nee Leighton, Roslyn Jayne 1965 Roylance, Paul David 1970 Johnson, Michael 1975 Bennett, John Frederick 1978 Goodden, William N 1965 Seth-Smith, Jeremy 1970 Kielty, Peter John 1975 Elliott, Robert Joseph 1978 Grey, Caroline Jane 1965 Sidley, Nigel Hugh 1970 Lewis, Christopher Henry 1975 Gott, Thomas Peter 1978 Haak, Shirley Kaye 1965 Simkin, Michael 1970 MacDonald, Douglas John Hecter 1975 Hamer, Michael John 1978 Haenelt, Karin 1965 Smith, John Denny 1970 Mathieson, William George 1975 Leonard, Sharon Amanda 1978 Hancock, Karen Elizabeth 1965 Sullivan, Wayne Garrett Roderick 1975 Levy, Perez Victor Andre 1978 Hatfield, Barbara Anne 1965 Tayler, Adrian Paul 1970 McGirl, Barry John 1975 McCarthy, Gail 1978 Hayes, Ian Eric 1965 Taylor, Treve Dawson 1970 Niinikoski, Tapio Olavi 1975 Meehan, Andrew Finbarr 1978 Jeary, A 1965 Thompson, Peter Cristin 1970 Noakes, Christopher Kingdom 1975 Nelson, Mark Peter 1978 Kesterton, Peter Nuttal 1965 Thomson, John Brian 1970 Owen, Mark Lindsey 1975 Pope, Stephen Kenneth 1978 Kille, Ian Christopher 1978 Lawrence, Susan 1982 Salter, Stephen J 1987 Page, Timothy Charles Michael 1992 Laughton, Stephen Nicholas 1978 Lloyd nee Stell, Judith Elizabeth 1982 Skelton, Adrian Paul 1987 Paulwitz, Michael 1992 Mori, Osamu 1978 Manassakis, Nicholas Emmanuel 1982 Thompson, Ian Samuel 1987 Pignataro, Melina 1992 Nestby, Patrizia 1978 Martin, Anne Elaine 1982 Young, Lynn Fraser 1987 Tuffield, Aviva Ruth 1992 Pflanz, Matthias Konstantin 1978 Meara, Jill Renee 1982 Zimmerman nee Loshak, 1987 Witter, Mark Stephen 1992 Revesz, Agota 1978 Osborne, Bridget Anne Stephanie Rosalind 1988 Archdeacon, Jon Christopher 1992 Robinson, Alan Jonathan 1978 Perkins, Geoffrey 1983 Balon, Nicholas Simon 1988 Asika, Nkiruka Ngozi Chinyere 1992 Szalay, David Ian Geza 1978 Smith, Trevor Roy 1983 Blackburn, Emma Vivian 1988 Atkinson, Gareth Richard 1992 Taylor, Leon Mark 1978 Smith, Miranda Rachel Tyrrell 1983 Blanckenberg, Deborah Maria 1988 Cliffe, Patrick 1992 Thomas, Maria Josephine 1978 Sweeney, Deborah 1983 Cook, Jonathan Michael 1988 Collinson, Gareth Andrew Catherine 1978 Thomas, Sharon Camilla Maria 1983 Cox, Simon Kenneth 1988 Cutler, Jo-Anne Marie 1992 Unsworth, Rowan Elinor 1978 Tracy, Heather 1983 Danes, Simon David 1988 Dass, Ranjit Kumar 1993 Bishop, Julian Nepean 1978 Watts, Stephen James 1983 Ellis, Jason 1988 Eldridge, William Leigh 1993 Borenstein nee Senior, Laura 1979 Adams nee Harper, Jane Florence 1983 Harrison, Nicholas Francis 1988 Elliot, Heather 1993 Bories, Laurence Aimes 1979 Berrington, Jacqueline Susan 1983 Holmes, Ruth Elizabeth 1988 George, Alexander Hallam 1993 Cohen, Reuben Luke La Tourette 1979 Borio, Claudio Ezio Vittorio 1983 Lane nee Tampion, Penelope Jane 1988 Hird, Bernice Anne 1993 East, Richard Charles 1979 Butchins, Sydney Adair 1983 Peatman nee Hughes, Deborah 1988 Hobson, Paul Alan 1993 Eggers, Jeffrey William 1979 Cockcroft, Adrian Nicholas Ann 1988 Hodgetts, Vanessa 1993 Kojima, Noriaki 1979 Critchley, Jonathan Mark 1983 Peters, Emma Catherine 1988 Langridge, John David 1993 Lloyd, Ana Paula R P 1979 Dignon, Katherine Joan 1983 Rabey, Tamlyn Jane 1988 Lawson, Christopher 1993 Morra, Dino 1979 Drake nee Miles, Linda Fay 1983 Shaw-Taylor, Leigh Matthew 1988 Leyland, William Malcolm 1993 Ning, Andrew 1979 Entwistle, Helen Margaret William 1988 Liang, Tianzheng 1993 Ritchie, Andrew James 1979 Evans, Philip Andrew 1983 Stevens, Brenda J 1988 Metcalfe, Paul John Eyles 1993 Schwarz, Marlon Jeremy 1979 Freeman, Janet Alison 1983 Stitt, Alexander John Godfrey 1988 Middleton, Ian 1993 Valimahomed, Ismail Ibrahim 1979 Grainger, Edward Paul 1983 Stokes, Brian Martin 1988 Mierins, James Egils Patrick 1993 Westall, Richard William 1979 Herbert, William Neil 1983 Tveidt, John Richard 1988 Norris, Christopher Andrew 1994 Arshid, Farnaz 1979 Hickson, Cathryn Roberta 1983 Weir, David A W 1988 Polgreen, Kim Elizabeth 1994 Cummins, Ewen Alistair 1979 Lewis, Gerard Ian 1983 Wilkie, John 1988 Scott nee Preece, Amanda Jane 1994 Daniel, Andrew Nicholas 1979 Mitchell, Margaret Rose 1984 Adams, Terence Alfred A 1988 Vasilovsky, Sergei Yur’Evich 1994 Dorrance, David Neil 1979 Quin, Andrew Nicholas 1984 Blythe, David 1988 Wilkes, Christopher Louis 1994 Ellins, Julia Elisabeth 1979 Rowland, Richard George 1984 Brooks, Philippa Joan 1988 Winch, Cressida Jane 1994 Fioretto, Estelle 1979 Scott, Penelope Le Messurier 1984 Goulson, David 1988 Wong, Chi Cho Joe 1994 Funnell, Julie Elisabeth 1979 Smith, Stephen John Palmer 1984 Greany, Hugh Martin 1988 Yates, Andrew Stephen 1994 Grasl, Tobias 1979 Stronge, Paul Robert 1984 Hall, Charles Edward Remy 1989 Adkin, Stephen 1994 Hartley, Stuart Anthony 1979 Taggart, Sheelagh Ferguson Morland 1989 Brzeski, Jan Bradley 1994 Ingoe, Alison 1979 Underhay, R C 1984 Hamilton, Maria 1989 Colclough, Louise Claire 1994 Lukacs, Tibor Zs 1979 Waring, Catherine Elizabeth 1984 Hickman, Katherine Ann 1989 Collins, Deirdre Ainne Brid 1994 Neary, Nicola Marguerite 1979 Zhong, Shican 1984 Leyland, Helen Elizabeth 1989 Cuthbert, David Alexander 1994 Pombpring, Ana Maria Pires 1980 Bird, Janet Vivianne 1984 Lowe, David Andrew 1989 Dyson, Naomi 1994 Safa, Rukhsana 1980 Birtwistle, Michael Joseph 1984 Mason, Andrew Staveley 1989 Elam, Christopher Branch 1994 Schmidt, Angelika Richard E 1984 Mian, Ismat Saira 1989 Francis, Christopher James 1994 Wood-Allum, Clare Alison 1980 Blackhall, Kay ElizabethCharmaine 1984 Nichols, Lisa Gillian 1989 Frangos, Stephanos 1995 Appiah, Julie Portia 1980 Boulding, Christopher Jesse 1984 Ramsay, Sholto David Hague 1989 Gerber, Jorg 1995 Boccaletti, Elisa 1980 Brazil, Candida Catherine 1984 Raybold, Carl 1989 Gilbert, Richard James 1995 Lewis, Benjamin Richard 1980 Cameron, Gavin Iain Ferguson 1984 Smith, Gerald Thomas Edward 1989 Hayes, John Patrick 1995 Newsom, Sally Sarah Katherine 1980 Clifford, Nigel James 1984 Sparks, Katherine Sullivan 1989 Kolbl, Anton 1995 Pembroke nee Cranston, Charlotte 1980 Coopersmith, Jonathan Charles 1984 Staples, Kathryn Elizabeth 1989 Longley, Daniel Broderick Nona 1980 Cuthill, Lorna 1984 Wilson, Jonathan Hamilton 1989 Ochoa, Orlando Antonio 1995 Perrouty, Pierre Arnaud 1980 Cutting, Jeffrey Roland 1984 Yapp, Henry Joseph 1989 Parry-Jones, Matthew 1995 Prior, Gareth David 1980 Daley, Sean James Patrick 1985 Barnhardt, Christopher R 1989 Perry, Robin James 1996 Boulangue, Francois Stephane 1980 Gardener, Sabine Ingrid 1985 Bobbett, Philippa Jane 1989 Pitt, Allen Robert 1996 Boyd, Diana Charlotte 1980 Gwilliam, Philip 1985 Bull, Rupert James Avenon 1989 Readman, Mark St John 1996 Braden, Timothy Keith Humphrey 1980 Kilpatrick, Andrew Simon Ashton 1985 Burns, Julian Charles Stuart 1989 Smith, Camilla Kay 1996 Bullard, Patrick Samuel 1980 McLuskie, John Kerr 1985 Chattrabhuti, Andrew 1989 So, Kam Shing 1996 Carmel, Alon Gabriel Nadav 1980 Miller, Andrew James 1985 Clayton, Anthony Nicholas 1989 Strauss, Jutta 1996 Chye, Eleanor Yi May 1980 Pratt-Hartmann, Ian Edwin 1985 Coffey, Daniel Phillip Mark 1989 Tem, Babila Emmanuel 1996 Filkin, Beatrice 1980 Rapley, Jonathan Frank 1985 Da Silva, Richard Lester 1989 Weichs an Der Glon, Marie 1996 Johnson, Edward Peter William 1980 Streeter-Smith, Timothy James 1985 Day, Julie Ellen Caroline Von 1996 Knight, James Alexander 1980 Whelan, Anne 1985 Devereux, David Julian 1989 White, Stuart Kingsley 1996 Mahendrarajah, Panchadcharam 1980 Willis, Grace Sylvia 1985 Edge, Warren Mark 1990 Astley, Alexander Gwilum 1996 Moore, Thomas Lionel 1981 Alston, Leigh Andrew 1985 Eisele, Michael Bernhard Julian 1990 Buck, Richard Martin 1996 Stamp, Nicholas Charles Trevor 1981 Cooper, Julian Edward Peregrine 1985 Girma, Messaye Woldermariam 1990 Chan, Kit Ching Lisa 1996 Yeoman, Owain Sebastian 1981 Coupland nee Morton, Jane Carolyn 1985 Hawthorn, Andrew T H 1990 De Villiers, Ian Alexander 1997 Betts, Julia 1981 Dixon, Richard Mark 1985 Hutchinson, Gregory William Scott 1990 Iwai, Nobuaki 1997 Dieckmann, Johann Andreas 1981 Douglass, Daniel Robert 1985 James, Jeremy Fenton 1990 King, Jonathan Robert 1997 East, Rosenna Caroline 1981 Edleston, Catherine Elizabeth Jane 1985 Masson, Douglas James 1990 Oshunkoya, Ariyike Oluwakemi 1997 Henderson, Ian Robert 1981 Edwards, Gwynneth Jean 1985 Rodger, Rob Cruden 1990 Steele, Andrew Michael 1998 Adcock, Stewart Alan 1981 Farrer, Ruth Kathryn 1985 Stirling, Robert Benjamin 1990 Sugarman, Marc Louis 1998 Barrow, Matthew Nicholas John 1981 Gill, Guninder Kaur 1986 Blair, Amy Suzanne 1991 Allen nee Nelson, Deborah Louise 1998 Bate, Marcus 1981 Gregory Moores, Colin 1986 Burke, Michael Llewellyn 1991 Ansley, Simon Charles 1998 Boyle, Richard Anthony 1981 Johns, Edward William Price 1986 Calcraft, William Joseph 1991 Barnett nee Leach, Joanne Isabel 1998 Holland, Jane Elizabeth Victoria 1981 Jones, Nicholas Patrick 1986 Carvin nee Bristowe, Zoe Veronica 1991 Bernstein, Frank 1998 Lang, Simone Anna 1981 Khan, Aamer 1986 Esders, Stefan 1991 Dawson, James Anthony 1998 Munch, Jens Andreas 1981 Moores, Colin Gregory 1986 Feder, Benjamin 1991 Fryer nee McKinley, Sharon 1999 Longe, Sarah Elizabeth 1981 Moriarty, Martin Cornelius 1986 Gleave, Stephen Francis Jacqueline 1999 Questa, Daniel Stefano 1981 Norman, William David 1986 Keeping, Ilona Elizabeth 1991 Hall, Sarah Elizabeth 1999 Wall, David Robert 1981 Nowell, Helene Jacobine 1986 Kirste, Ulrike L 1991 Hassan, Andrew Bassim 2000 Godkin, Julie Ann 1981 Postlethwaite, Keith Charles 1986 Lee, Robin Choon Fye 1991 Heneghan, Diane Margaret 2000 Goldshmid, Galit 1981 Rycroft, Martin B Z 1986 Maxwell, Ilona Elizabeth Perceval 1991 Hill, Katharine Natasha 2000 Kelly, Sarah Louise 1981 Scott, Catherine Lucy 1986 McCarthy, Jennifer 1991 Jarvis Hamilton, Andrea Claire 2000 Tibbles, Richard George 1981 Windhager-Swanson, Evelyn 1986 McRae, Jacqueline 1991 Kawakami, Akane 2000 Turnbull, Daniel James 1981 Woodward, Martin Richard 1986 Owens, Catherine Penelope 1991 Lakhiani, Ricky Rakesh 2000 Winston, Joel Rikki 1981 Young, Lindsay Fiona 1986 Pendry, Anna Elizabeth 1991 McPherson, Douglas Caldwell 2001 Borisov, Artiom 1982 Bell, Sara Margaret 1986 Robertson, Ian Peter 1991 Nalder, Christopher Fielding 2001 Cheng, Guiming Gloria 1982 Bennett, Bridget Ann 1986 Schneider nee Huins, Saskia Teresa 1991 Raccah, Saul George 2001 Hernandez Matienzo, Agustin 1982 Boehrer, Bruce Thomas 1986 Spencer, John Anthony 1991 Sinclair, Alison Felizitas Gabriella 2001 Holt, Rowena Margaret 1982 Boston, Andrew 1986 Tesseyman, Nicholas John 1991 Temple, Dominic John 2001 Julies, Monique Cilenda 1982 Broadley, Karen 1986 Thorpe, Peter Harold 1991 Ulrich, Valerie 2001 Willberg, Christian Bjornsen 1982 Campbell, John 1986 Welford, Colin 1992 Adkins, Tollon Jesse 2001 Zarrow, Edward Martin 1982 Clark, Kevin James 1987 Chowdhury, Susanna Supriya 1992 Bidwell, Matthew James 2002 Borggren nee Watson, Erica Jean 1982 Finlayson, Caroline Mary 1987 Cowley, Robert Mark 1992 Bikos, Argyris 2002 Chumbley, Justin Renshaw 1982 Gilchrist, Donald G 1987 Cresswell, John 1992 Gaddis, John Michael 2002 Csajkas, Peter 1982 Jones, Catherine Rachel 1987 Cui, Heming 1992 Gillman, Jess Jane 2002 Kerr, Megan Dale 1982 Keating, Ian David 1987 Davan-Wetton, Venetia Emily Kate 1992 Gob, Gregor Franz Matthaus 2002 Phillips, Henrietta 1982 Lewis, Andrew Paul 1987 Eddie, Paul Lars 1992 Haruyama nee Li, Tetsugen Chol- 2002 Rivers, Robert Adam 1982 McBain, Mary Charlotte 1987 Edmonds, Rebecca Jane Wo n 2002 Walshe, Rachel Theresa 1982 Onitiri, Babatunde Adeniji 1987 Feinstein, Leon 1992 Hill, Simon Joseph 2003 Nair, Aruna 1982 Pitcher, Robert Wayne 1987 Fox, Mark Douglas 1992 Ho Sing Loy nee Smith, Janine 2003 Stuart, Mark 1982 Preston, Ian Peter 1987 Heath, Simon Charles Alicia 2004 Puxley, Dechinta Rachel 1982 Price, John Mark 1987 Lappin nee Crostini, Barbara 1992 Hyland, David Michael Charles 2005 Blackwood, Annaliese Rose 1982 Roeder, Mark Dieter 1987 Moore, Charles Bruce 1992 Kambar, Adel Habib 2006 Ovichegan, Samson Keyghobad BNC Arts Festival Joe Zhang, Festival Director, reports on the success of this year’s Arts Festival: We said at the start of the year that we were going to and sold out day by day. Likewise, the fine arts be ambitious. We’d have bigger and better events, in exhibition was well attended throughout the festival every field of the arts. Well, it really happened this by students, academics, and wandering tourists alike. From the President of year, and the unbroken sun and soaring temperatures The addition of Michael Horovitz, a Brasenose that graced Oxford for the duration of Arts Week alumnus and world famous performing poet, proved the Brasenose Society didn’t hurt at all! popular, and his double act with John Hegley was hilarious to the extreme. They put on a unique blend “The Brasenose Society? What’s that?” I asked The week was, by all accounts, a fantastic success. of poetry, music and comedy in New Quad, with when invited by Bernard Richards to join the Aided by the weather, New Quad was packed out day improvised ditties accompanied by Michael’s Committee. Over 20 years later, I am delighted after day with revellers enjoying Pimms, plays and poetry. inspirational instrument, the ‘anglosaxophone’. and honoured to have been elected the Society’s president, the first woman in its 70 year history. The opening night jazz concert was a big band style gig The Arts Festival Dinner and Cabaret was a feast of featuring some of the top jazz performers in Oxford, excellent food and wine, followed by an absolute For those who don’t already know, the Brasenose and was a huge treat for BNC students and staff alike. extravaganza of Brasenose talent. A huge number of Society comprises College alumni. All Brasenose The student classical concert was, similarly, a great student bands nearly blew the rafters off the hall with students automatically become life members as success. BNC’s top talent gave resounding performances some electrifying performances. that packed out the antechapel and forced crowds to they leave College. Once I became a member gather outside in the deer park to listen! myself, I gradually realised the unique appeal of the Society. It’s a cliché, I know, but it really is like A few last minute drama drop-outs saw our programme a family: individuals of all ages, backgrounds, thinned, but The Importance of Being Ernest and Zoo personalities, interests - some you like very much, Story were fantastic shows that garnered great reviews others you don’t and most you won’t see from one special occasion to the next - but they’re always there, and willing to help just because you’re BNC.

Over the years, I have made real friendships with people 20 years older than me, and 20 years I don’t know of any College Arts Festival that comes younger: people I would not have met in any close to rivalling what’s evolved at Brasenose other way. And many have helped me by acting throughout the years, and it can only get better. I as referees for jobs, shoulders to cry on or much- would like to thank the dedicated and talented valued lunch companions! committee (meet them at www.bncartsfest.com) and all the College staff for their helpfulness and encouragement. Photo: Alexandra Marks

The Committee dine with the JCR and HCR Committees

Photos: Doug Vernimmen Every year, the Society’s various social events attract alumni at all life stages. The VIIIs Week Lunch is a rare chance for alumni and their families to eat in Hall (even under 5’s are welcome!). The Summer Party - a sell-out tour and drinks at the College refurbishments Old Bailey this year - typically draws a more City- lower panels undergo the same treatment as the upper based crowd while the legendary Spring Drinks have experienced, the restoration of the Hall tables for “recent” alumni are, thanks to Matt Forbes, and benches, and the installation of portrait lighting. not to be missed by those under 30!

We look forward to sharing the end result with you, Even the Annual Dinner - a black tie affair in Hall and hope that alumni taking up their dining rights in late September - is invariably a wonderful will notice the improvement to the Hall environment. occasion with the bar staying open long past its Remember that alumni can dine once a term up to advertised closing time. This year, for the first three times a year on Tuesdays and Sundays in Full time, guests accompanying alumni during the Term. For more details, please visit the website, Oxford Alumni weekend will be welcome to join www.bnc.ox.ac.uk, or telephone 01865 287275. us at the dinner and stay overnight in College.

But the Society is not just a social club for old Photos: John Knowland, Bursar members. This year for the first time we met the HCR and JCR Officers for dinner in the Old Library. Easter vacation this year saw a flurry of activity as We all enjoyed the evening enormously, and workmen moved in to begin much-needed discussed plans to re-launch our mentoring renovations to the Hall. The eminent Brasenose scheme. Through the scheme, over 100 BNC people whose gazes accompany every dinner - from alumni have volunteered to give BNC students to Joyce Frankland, from Sir careers information and advice (though not Richard Sutton to William Golding - were removed necessarily jobs!).The Society is also willing to from their high positions and boxed away for a time, whilst the upper panels were cleaned, repaired, and grant £250 a term for suitable College activities or re-varnished in a lighter shade. The ceiling has been projects. repainted, and new lighting has been installed, So, if you’re still a student and would like the meaning that meals are no longer lit by the harsh Society’s help, please contact us through the glare of fluorescent lighting, but by the much softer, alumni page on the College website or email me more ambient effect of LED lighting. direct. And if you are - or soon will be! - a member Phase one of the project complete, the portraits were of the Society, we very much look forward to returned, the floors swept, and the furniture cleaned seeing you at one of our events soon. just in time for the Gaudy on 11 April. We have at present a two-tone Hall, with the lower wood panels Alexandra Marks retaining their dark look. The next phase of the project President - due to be completed over the summer - will see the [email protected] Events 2008 The programme of celebratory events for BNC’s 500th anniversary is nearly finalised, and we are looking forward to sharing the details with you in the very near future. A sneak preview of the 12 September 2008 programme reveals a celebratory Tanner Lecture series, an exhibition and reception in the Long Room Gaudy for matriculation years 1983-1984 at Lord’s Cricket Ground, a family event in Oxford, and of course the Brasenose Gala Weekend on 26- (Invitations will be sent in June) 27 September 2009, coinciding with the University’s annual Alumni Weekend. There will also be a programme of international events. 20 September 2008 Brasenose Society AGM and Annual Dinner MORE DETAILS AND INFORMATION ABOUT HOW TO PURCHASE TICKETS FOR THESE EVENTS WILL BE AGM 6.00 pm, dinner 7.00 for 7.30 pm SENT LATER THIS YEAR. (Invitations were sent with the Michaelmas 2007 edition of Brazen Notes and can also be downloaded The number of tickets available for each event is strictly limited and tickets will be sold on a first-come- first-served basis. Please make sure we have your up-to-date address to ensure that you do not miss out. from the website) Keep checking the website www.bnc.ox.ac.uk for more details. Please note that no Gaudies or Brasenose 19-21 September 2008 Society events will be held in 2009. These will be resumed after the 500th celebrations. Oxford University Alumni Weekend The contact person for all enquiries relating to the 2009 celebrations is Merry Donati. Please ‘Meet (Visit www.alumniweekend.ox.ac.uk for more Merry’ below! details and to book online) Meet Merry Donati Merry is joining the Alumni Relations and Development Office, on a temporary basis, to assist in the travel plans and co-ordination of the BNC500 celebration events. Merry will be working part time from BNC where she will have an office next to the Chapel entrance, and also from her home outside Banbury. GAUDIES 2008 Merry’s interest in skiing and her sailing background led her into bespoke Matriculation years 1983 -1984 12 September travel (Small World, CV Travel in London and overseas), and her more recent experience in the conference and events world for RS Live, BNC’s partners in the 2009 celebrations, will be invaluable over the next 18 months. Oxford Alumni Weekend Meeting Minds: Global Oxford You can contact Merry by e-mailing [email protected] or by telephoning 01865 277835. She is looking forward to helping everyone plan and enjoy the celebrations. 19-21 September 2008 Following the success of 2007’s Oxford Alumni Weekend, this year’s event will include over 140 exciting sessions celebrating the part played by Oxford in the 21st-century global community. The programme will News from the Library incorporate talks on global issues, a look at how Oxford research is impacting the world, and opportunities to 700 years. Rarely displayed manuscripts, books, The Bodleian’s summer exhibition, ‘Beyond the work of have your say at Question Time with David Dimbleby documents and artefacts are being brought together in one’: Oxford College Libraries and their Benefactors, or at the Alumni Open Forum. Alongside these sessions this exciting exhibition, including a treasure from BNC’s celebrates the generations of benefactors whose gifts of there will be many tours and activities which will uncover library: Edward Lear’s Gleanings from the Menagerie and books have enriched College holdings for more than some of the hidden gems of the University and revisit Aviary at Knowle (1846) with lithographs of drawings favourite Oxford places. For the musically-minded by Edward Lear, which was presented by the Reverend there will be a concert by one of the world’s leading George Hornby (1789-1872), Fellow 1815-1816 and a sopranos, Dame Emma Kirkby. And for those with major benefactor of the College. The exhibition runs children there will be a family programme running from 24 May to 2 November, Monday to Saturday. parallel to the main programme. Admission is free of charge. Please visit www.bodley.ox.ac.uk for more information. For details about the Weekend, or to book online, please visit www.alumniweekend.ox.ac.uk. To obtain We are also lending a book to Compton Verney, an a paper copy of the brochure, please call 01865 611622. award-winning art gallery in Warwickshire, for their summer exhibition, The Fabric of the Myth, which This year’s Brasenose Society Annual Dinner is taking runs from 21 June to 7 September. BNC’s exhibit is place on Saturday 20 September, during the The Odyssey of Homer, engraved from the University’s Alumni Weekend. Booking forms were Photo: Andrew Molyneux compositions of John Flaxman R.A. sculptor. sent with the Michaelmas edition of Brazen Notes, and are also available to download at www.bnc.ox.ac.uk. 20 races, 13 bumps Summer Eights, the culmination of year’s worth of early starts, cold, wet outings, and countless erg sessions, Update on the was for two of BNC’s female crews a veritable triumph, with the Women’s 1st and 2nd VIIIs both achieving BNC Website blades. St Hugh’s W1, Lincoln W1, Linacre W1 and Worcester W1 were bumped by BNC W1, while Pembroke We have received plenty of feedback on the W4, Hertford W3, Pembroke W3 and Jesus W2 newly launched BNC Website, and are looking succumbed to BNC W2. BNC W3 narrowly missed out forward to adding new features and on sharing in the glory, bumping Hertford W4 and W5 improvements over the coming months. We and Pembroke W4, but not bumping in Thursday’s race. are currently looking at various software Our men’s crews fared less well but there were no Photo: Doug Vernimmen options for the secure alumni area of the site. spoons in sight: M2 fell just one place in Division V We’ll be reporting back about our progress. (having bumped Jesus M2 on day one, and conceded to that same crew on day two and to St Peter’s M2 on day Watch this space! three), and M1 retained seventh position in Division II (after conceding to Wolfson M1 and bumping St Anne’s M1). We offer our congratulations to all the crews, but particularly to W1 and W2!

Contacts Alumni Relations and Development Office, Brasenose College, Oxford OX1 4AJ. Tel: 01865 287275 [email protected]