No. 57 (1999/2000)
MACAZINE:'oF TRINITY COLLEOE THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE Summer 1999/2000 Number 57 Australia Post Publication Number PP 337 834/00021 A remarkable year A glimpse at Trinity's activities and achievements this year quickly confirms that it has been another vintage year in all parts of the college — the residential College, the Theological School, the Foundation Studies Program, and the Development Office and Foundation. The College community has been inspired by our richly varied Visiting Scholars, including two Nobel Laureates in medicine, two of Australia's finest leaders and soldiers, researchers in zoology, philanthropy, neurology and constitutional law and internationally renowned experts in ecumenism, church architecture and hymn writing. A strong tutorial program running over 80 tutorials a week and proactive academic and pastoral mentoring, enjoyed by more and more students, has resulted in better academic results than have been seen for some years. Our reputation grows and the College expects, once again, a high demand for places next year from students from every Australian state and territory and from overseas. To complement this, 1999-2000 TCAC from left, Annabel Reid there is a growing interest from Indoor Representative Caroline Ray Secretary, old members of the College to help Tom Woolley Treasurer, Chris Fernie Men's with the establishment of Sport, Tressie Norton Women's Sport, Chris scholarships to help other deserving Watkins Senior Student and Caroline Adler but disadvantaged students enjoy General Representative with the Warden, what Trinity offered them. Professor Donald Markwell and Director A vibrant College has seen in of Studies, Dr Damian Powell. 1999 the eleventh edition of the literary magazine Bulpadok edited by third year law/arts student Deborah Horowitz, the striking Stoppard play Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead and sell-out musical West Side Story.
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