We continue to play the girls every Sunday morning, which remains the highlight

of the week, and with the taking-off of mixed netball this year, we have had quite a

few Sunday matches against other colleges. We managed to get a reputation of

being 'rather rough' although this was only against Trinity!

The following gentlemen have been awarded their College colours for the 1989-

90 season: Paul Rim mer, Steve Platts, John Cumberlege, Ieuan Davies, Chris Ford,

Singe Garnon, Rich Price.

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Our annual dinner is on 27th April when the new captain will be announced.

John Cumberlege Captain

College Notes

College Officers

Master: Professor Robert Aubrey Hinde, C.B.E.. Sc.D .. F.R.S. President: D.J.H. Garling, MA. Ph.D .. Sc.D. Senior Tutor: D.G. Morgan, M.A. Senior Bursar: C.M.P. Johnson, M.A., Ph.D. Deans: Rev. A.A. Macintosh, MA. B.O.

R.E. Glasscock, MA, Ph.D. Domestic Bursar: Colonel R.H. Robinson, O.B.E. Librarian: A.J. Saville, MA, A.LA Praelector: Professor P.H. Matthews, M.A., F.B.A.

The President Dr JA Leake Dr C.M.P. Johnson Or A.G. Smith Dr M. Schofield Dr H.P. Hughes Professor P.A. Jewell Dr D.R. Midgley Dr S. Conway Morris Mr D.G. Morgan Or GA Reid Dr GA Lewis

College Council

Fellowships

Elected into Fellowships under Title A with effect from I May 1990: SUZANNE CATHERINE REYNOLDS (BA 1985) for Medieval Literature. DAVlD JAMES GREAVES, Ph.D. (BA 1985) for Communication Engineering. SIMON MICHAEL COLEMAN (Ph.D. 1989) for Social Anthropology. HELEN ELIZABETH WATSON (BA, The Queen's University of Belfast, 1985) for Social

Anthropology. ROBERT ANTHONY LEESE (BA 1986), for Mathematical Physics.

Elected into a Fellowship under Title B with effect from I October 1989 FRANC IS DENNIS ROSE (MA Oxford, Ph.D. Lond.), and appointed University Lecturer in the

Faculty of Law.

Elected into a Fellowship under Title B with effect from I January 1990 USHA CLAJRE GOSWAMI (BA D.Phil, Oxford). and appointed University Lecturer in the

Department of Experimental Psychology.

Elected into a Fellowship under Title B with effect from I May 1990 SUSAN COLWELL (Ph.D.)

Elected into a Fellowship under title C with effect from I May 1990 Professor S WILLIAMSON

Elected into Honorary Fellowship Professor Sir DAV1D ROXBEE COX Ph.D .. F.R.S. (BA 1946), Warden of Nuffield College

Oxford. The Rt. Revel. PETER KNIGHT WALKER. M.A. on his retirement as Bishop of Ely.

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In view of these appointments. the complete list of the Fellowship as of May 1990 is as follows:

Dr J.S. Boys Smith Dr F.S.J. Hollick Dr F. Smithies Dr G.C. Evans Professor Sir F.H. Hinsley Mr AG. Lee Dr G.C.L. Bertram Dr K.G. Budden Mr AM.P. Brookes Dr B.H. Farmer Professor R.A Lyttleton Professor M.V. W ilkes Mr J.R. Bambrough Professor J.A Crook Mr F. Hanley Professor P.N.S. Mansergh Professor F.W. Campbell Mr J.C. Hall Dr E.D. James Dr G.H. Guest Mr K.J. Pascoe Dr R.H. Prince Professor J.R. Goody Mr G.G. Watson Mr AC. Crook Dr J.A Charles Professor R.N. Perham Dr G.A. Reid Professor P. Boyde Dr J.A Lea ke Dr P.A. Linehan Dr AJ. MacFarlane Professor D.L. McMullen Dr E.K. Matthews Mr R.G. Jobling Dr J. Skilling Rev. AA Macintosh Dr 1. Staunton Mr D.G. Morgan Dr C.M.P. Johnson Dr M.A. Clarke Dr AG. Smith Dr W.D. A.rmstrong Rev. Professor J.A Emerton Dr R.A Green Dr 1. Iliffe Dr J.H. Matthewman Dr M. Schofield Dr G.A. Lewis Dr R.F. Griffin Dr T.P. Bayliss-Smith Dr S.F. Gull Dr H.P. Hughes Dr P. Goddard Mr R.T.B. Langhorne Dr P.T. Johnstone Dr I.M Hutchings

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The Master (Professor R.A. Hinde) The President (Dr D.J.H. Garling)

Dr H.R.L. Beadle Dr J.B. Hutchison Professor S.F.C. Milsom Professor N.M. Bleehen Dr D.G.D. W ight Dr J.A Alexander Dr P.P. Sims-Williams Dr R.H. Friend Professor P.A Jewel! Dr R.E. Glasscock Dr J.S.S. Edwards Dr R.P. Tombs Dr R.E. McConnel Dr D.R. Midgley Dr H.M. Pelling Dr P.F. Clarke Professor P.H. Matthews Dr M. Richards Mr J.F. Kerrigan Dr G.J. Burton Dr G.C. Horrocks Dr T.M. Whitelaw Mr S.C. Palmer Dr D.R. Puffett Professor P.S. Dasgupta Professor D.G. Crighton Dr M.E. Welland Dr H.R. Matthews Dr J.H. Wood Dr R. Diestel Dr B.J. Heal Dr T.P. Hynes Dr L. Anderlini Dr N. D. Segal Professor l.N. McCave Dr AC. Metaxas Colonel R.H. Robinson Dr S.R. Drake Dr Y. Guo Dr S. Conway Morris Dr D.M. Carrington Dr E.D. Laue Professor D.A King Dr R.D. King-Smith Dr S.G. Rawlings Dr RAW. Rex Dr AC. Warwick Dr AW. Woods Dr J.H. Burroughes Miss AJ. Saville Mr R.G. McCorquodale Dr S.A. Edgley Dr R. Snaith Mr R.A Evans Dr N.S. Scrutton Dr N.F. Johnson Dr J. Ellis

Dr 1.0. Parker Miss N. Gooptu Professor C.D. Innes Or D.T. Liu Dr F.D. Rose Dr U.C. Goswami Dr S.M. Colwell

The Queen's Birthday Honours 1989

Knight Bachelor

Awards

Or H.E. Watson ·or S.M. Coleman Or DJ. Greaves Miss S.C. Reynolds Mr R.A Leese Professor S. Williamson

FREDERJCK BRIAN CORBY, F.I.A. (B.A. 1952). Chief executive and director of the Prudential Company. BARRY ALBERT CROSS. C.B.E.. F.R.S .. Ph.D. (B.A. 1953). Chairman, Lloyd's Register of Shipping.

K.C.B (Mil.) Air Marshal! ROGER HEWLETT PALIN, O.B.E. (B.A. 1967), Commander-in-Chief. R.AF. Germany, and Commander Second Allied Tactical Air Force.

C. B. DAVID ALAN NICHOLLS, C.M.G. (B.A. 1954), Deputy Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Defence.

C.B.E. Professor GEORGE ALBERT SHEPPERSON, (B.A. 1943). Emeritus William Robertson Professor of Commonwealth and American History, University of Edinburgh. and Chairman Scottish Committee, Commonwealth Institute. Professor JOHN JEFFREY THOMPSON. (B.A. 1940), Professor of Education, University of Bath.

M. B. E. WlLLIAM BERTRAM de QUlNCY (B.A. 1935), for services to The National Trust. HUGH GRENVILLE WATERFIELO (B.A. 1957), for political services.

I.S.O. PETER GUY WlCKHAM (B.A. 1952), lately Principal Scientific Officer. M.O.D.

The Queen's New Year's Honours 1990

Knight Bachelor JOHN GRAND QUINTON (B.A. 1953). Chairman. Barclay's Bank.

M. B. E. THOMAS PETER JOHN DYKE (B.A. 1953). lately agricultural director, British Sugar. Professor ABDUS SALAM. Ph.D .. F.R.S., (B.A. 1948). Honorary Fellow. Director International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Trieste, has been appointed an honorary Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire.

Appointments

Mr J.R. BAMBROUG H (B.A. 1948). Fellow, has been re-appointed to the Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (CATE). which has been reconstituted.

Mr AJ.BISHOP (M.A 1969). Lecturer in Education. has been awarded a Fellowship by the Leverhulme Trust for the study of Ethnomathematical bibliography and data-base project.

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Mr P.W. BISHOP. M.B .. B.Chir. (B.A. 1978). has been appointed as Associate Director(Research) at the National Centre for Studies in Travel and Tourism at the James Cook University of North Queensland.

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Mr C.W. BRASH ER (B. A. 1951) has been awarded an Honorary degree of Doctor of the University. by the University of Stirling.

Sir EWAN BROAD BENT. K.C.B .. C.M.G. (B.A. 1948). has been appointed Chairman of the Council of Voluntary Welfare Work.

The Rev. G.R. BUSH (B.A. 1981) has been appointed Chaplain of the College from I September 1989.

Dr P.H. CLARKE. D.Litt. (B.A. 1963). Fellow. has been elected Fellow of the British Academy. Or S. CONWAY MORRIS (M.A. 1975). Fellow. Lecturer in Earth Sciences. has been elected Fellow of

the Royal Society. Professor P. DASGUPTA. Ph.D. (B.A. Trinity 1964). Fellow. has been elected Fellow of the British

Academy. Mr M.S. DAVlES (Matric. 1987) has been awarded a Rebecca Flower Squire Scholarship. Dr J. DIGGLE (B.A. 1965). Fellow of Queens' College and University Orator. has been appointed

Reader in Greek and Latin from I October 1989. Canon W.J.D. DOWNS (B.A. 1957). General Secretary of the Missions to Seaman. has been appointed

Bishop of Bermuda. Mr K. EMSLEY (B.A. 1966) has been elected Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. Professor J.A. EMERTON. F.B.A. (B.A. 1960). Fellow, Regius Professor of Hebrew. has been elected a

corresponding Member of the Akademie der Wissenschaften in GOttingen. Miss REBECCA EYANS (B.A. 1988) has been called to the Bar by the Middle Temple. Mr R.D. FARNSWORTH (B.A. 1989) has been jointly awarded the Royal Charter Prize by the Institute

of Metals. Mr P.D. FRASER (B.A. 1984) has been called to the Bar by the Middle Temple. Dr P. GODDARD. F.R.S. (B.A. Trinity. 1966). Fellow. has been appointed Reader in Mathematical

Physics from I October 1989. Mr C.A. GREENHAJG H (B.A. 1963). Principal of Hills Road Sixth Form College. Cambridge. has been

appointed Chairman of the Cambridgeshire Association of Secondary Heads. Dr J. M. HADLEY (Ph.D. 1989) has been appointed Assistant Professor in the Religious Studies

Department at Villanova University. Pennsylvania. from I September 1990. Miss A. HARRINGTON (B.A. 1988) has been called to the Bar by the Inner Temple. Or T.R. HARRlSON (B.A. 1964). former Fellow. and Fellow of King's College. has been appointed

Reader in Philosophy from I October 1989. Professor W.K. HAYMAN. F.R.S .. SeD. (B.A. 1944). former Fellow. has been elected to the Fellowship of

Emerin1s Professor of Pure Mathematics. University of London. Imperial College of Science. Technology and Medicine.

Dr N.G. HEATLEY. O.B.E. (B.A. 1932). an honorary fellow of Lincoln College. Oxford. is to receive the degree of Doctor of Medicine. honoris causa. from the University of Oxford in recognition of the part he played in association with Sir Alexander Fleming and others in the development of penicillin. This distinction is unique in the history of Oxford University. In addition. Oxford University is establishing the Norman Heatley Fund. which will promote the work of the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology. chiefly through the endowment of a lecture in his name (See "AJbany at Large'. The Sunday Telegraph. I April 1990. ex. in f. J.M. Kirkness. B.A. 1932; and also Oxford University Gazelle, 22 March 1990).

Mr J.A.D. HOPE. Q.C. (B.A. 1962). Dean of the Faculty of Advocates, has been appointed Lord Justice General of Scotland and Lord President of the Court of Sessions. He has become a Privy Counsellor and his judicial title is the Rt. Hon. Lord Hope. P.C.

Miss K.A. HOUGHTON (B.A. 1988) has been called to the Bar by the Inner Temple. Mr A.J. HURRELL. M.Phil.. D.Phil. (B.A. 1977). Fellow of Nuffield College. Oxford. has been

appointed lecturer in International Relations at Oxford University. from I October 1989 unti1 30 September 1994.

Dr J. ILIFFE (B.A. Peterhouse 1941). Fellow. has been elected a Fellow of the British Academy. Mr D.G. JACOBI. C.B.E. (B.A. 1960). Honorary Fellow. has become a Danish knight in recognition of

his achievements as an actor and director. especially his interpretation of Shakespeare. Mr M. B. JENKJNS (B.A. 1984) has been jointly awarded the Gordon Duff Prize for 1989. The Rev. C.M. JONES (B.A. 1978) formerly Chaplain of the College. has been appointed Head of

Divinity and Chaplain at Eton College. Mr F.J.A. KULCSAR (B.A. 1988) has been called to the Bar by the Middle Temple. Mr T.P. LANKESTER (B.A. 1964) has been appointed Second Permanent Secretary in the Overseas

Development Administration from I July 1989.

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Dr E. D. LAUE. Ph .D .. Fellow, has been appointed University Lecturer in Biochemistry from I October 1989 fqr three years.

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Mr T.S. LEGG. C. B. (B.A. 1958). has been appointed Clerk of the Crown in Chancery and Permanent Secretary in the Lord Chancellor's Office from September 1989.

Dr M.E.MciNTYRE (Ph. D. Trinity 1967). former Fellow. Reader in Atmospheric Dynamics. has been elected Fellow of the Royal Society.

The Rev. V. C. De R. MALAN (M .A. 1968). former Chaplain. and Vicar of St George. Stockport. Diocese of Chester. has been appointed Rector of North Mundham with Hunston and Merston. Diocese of Chichester.

Mr J.J. MASEFIELD (B.A. 1961) has been appointed British High Commissioner to Tanzania. Dr H.R. MATTHEWS (B.A. 1982). Fellow. has been appointed College Lecturer in Physiology for three

years from I October 1989. Mr M.B. MAYOR. C.Y.O. (B.A. 1968). Headmaster of Gordonstoun. has been appointed Headmaster of

Rugby School. Mr D. MUSTAFA (Ph.D. 1989) has been awarded a Harkness Fellowship for study in the United States.

1989. Professor D.H. NORTH COTE. F.R.S. (M .A. Downing. 1949). former Fellow. Master of Sidney Sussex

College. has been awarded an Emeritus Fellowship by the Leverhulme Trust . Mr A.J. PERCY (B.A. 1965) is Subject Librarian for Contemporary History at Salford University

Library. Mr J.W. PHILLIPS (B.A. 1956) has been appointed Director of the C.B.I.. Wales. Professor J.A. RAVEN. Ph.D. (B.A. 1963). Professor of Biology in the University of Dundee, has been

elected Fellow of the Royal Society. The Rev. I.S. RAWLEY (B.A. 1979). community minister of New Life Church. Huddersfield. has been

appointed minister of Cambridge Community Church. Dr G.A. REID (B.A. 1962), Fellow. has been elected Mayor of Cambridge. 1990-91. Mr B.H. ROFE (BA 1957). has been elected President of the lnstin1te of Water and Environmental

Management. Or D.W.B. SAJNSBURY. M.R.C.Y.S., B.Sc .. Ph .D. (M .A. 1956). has been admitted Fellow of the Institute

of Biologists. Dr M. SCHOFIELD (B.A. 1963). Fellow. has been appointed Reader in Ancient Philosophy from I

October 1989. Mr J.P. SEERY (Matric. 1988) was awarded the 1989 Gresham Prize in Pathology. Lt-Col G.M. SHARP (B.A. 1927) has been presented with the Queen Mother's Birthday Award for his

environmental work. Brigadier M.J.F. STEPHENS. C. Eng .. M.I.C.E. (B.A. 1962). has been appointed Domestic Bursar at

Oriel College. Oxford. Professor J.P. STERN. Ph.D. Litt.D. (B.A. 1945). former Fellow. Emeritus Professor of German at the

University of London. has been made an honorary fellow of the University of London's lnstin1te of Germanic Studies.

Professor S.W. SYKES (BA 1961 ). Fellow. Regius Professor of Divinity. has been appointed Bishop of Ely.

Mr NA TOWNEND (B.A 1989) has been awarded a Henry Arthur Thomas Travel Exhibition. Dr G.H. TUCKER (B.A. 1980). former Fellow. has been elected a Teaching Fellow in Modern

Languages at Downing College. Mr J.R. TUSTING. O.B.E. (B.A. 1956). has been elected Second Warden of the Leathersellers'

Company. Mr K.H. TAN (B.A. 1988) has been called to the Bar by Lincoln's Inn. The Rev. AJ. TOM BUNG (B.A. 1954). Vicar of St Saviour and St George and An drew. Battersea. and

Rural Dean of Battersea. has been appointed an Honorary Canon of Southwark Cathedral. Professor F. VAN NOTE N. former Fellow. has been nominated by King Baudouin of Belgium to be

Director of the Royal Museums of Art and History. Dr R.B. YlNTER. Sc.D. (Ph.D. 1979). Reader in Central Theory, Imperial College of Science.

Technology and Medicine, University of London. has been awarded a Fellowship by the Leverhulme Trust for the study of the value function in dynamic optimization.

Mr L.D. WlJESINGHE (BA 1987) has been awarded the Lewin Prize in surgery for 1989. Mr N.A. WOOD (B.A. 1983) has been elected a Master of the Bench of the Inner Temple.

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Marriages

JOHN KEITH FULLER (B.A. 1984). 8 106 Kenton Avenue. Stokie, Illinois, to Kelly Kathleen Krug, of Fort Lauderdale. Florida. on 29 April 1989. at Church by the Sea. Fort Lauderdale.

HEATHER RACHEL PRATT (Ph.D. 1989) to Andrew Jack Martin (Ph.D. King's. 1987). on 5 August 1989 in the College Chapel.

NI GEL SHAUN SCRUTTON (Ph. D. 1989). Fellow. to Nia Frances Roberts (B.A. Newnham, 1983). on 9 September 1989 in the College Chapel.

Deaths

STANLEY AINSCOW �ELSHAW, M.R.C.S .. L.R.C.P. (B.A. 192 1), died 24 December 1989. KENNETH MONCRIEFF (B.A. 1921), known as the Rev. Francis Moncrieff O.P., died 16 July

1989. JOHN CLARKE OAKDEN. F.!. Mech. E. (B.A. 192 1). Professor Emeritus of Civil and Mechanical

Engineering. The City University, London. died 16 August 1989. ALAN SALISBURY DAVIDSON. F.R.P.S.C. (BA 1922). Freeman of the City of London. died 17 June

1989. ARTHUR LLOYD DAVIES. M.C. (B.A. 1922). died 20 July 1989. KARL GEORG E EMELEUS. C.B.E.. Ph .D .. F.lnst. P .. M.R.I.A. (B.A. 1922). Emeritus Professor of

Physics. Queen's University. Belfast. died 18 June 1989. OWEN RALPH FULLJA.MES. V.R.D. (BA 1923), formerly Assistant Master and Chaplain at Rugby

School. died 1 1 January 1990. EDWARD JA.MES HALSEY (BA 1923) died 8 April 1989. NORMAN EWART WIGGINS, LLB. (B.A. 1923). died 29 June 1989. DAVID WILLIA.M ALUN LLEWELLYN. LLM. (B.A. I 924). author and poet. formerly Secretary and

President of P.E.N., the writers' organisation, died 27 November 1988. ROBERT FREELAND BA.RBOUR F.R.C.P.E., F.R.C.P. (Lond.), F.R.C.Psych. (B.A. 1925), died 3

December I 989. GILBERT RUSSELL COLVIN, O.B.E. (B.A. 1925), died 6 February 1990. Having read mathematics and

economics, Gilbert Colvin enjoyed a fruitful career first in the transport industry and then in the footwear industry. He was awarded the O.B.E. for his war work in supplying footwear to the Forces. His first wife, Beatrice, died in 1976. He is survived by his second wife, Doreen, and three children by his first marriage (ex. inf. Mrs D.J. Colvin).

RICHARD EDWARD MONTAGU PILCHER. M.B., B.Chir .. F.R.C.S.Ed .. M.R.C.S .. L.R.C.P. (BA 1925), formerly Senior Resident Surgeon Officer, Nottingham General Hospital, died 30 December 1989.

CYRIL GEORGE COOPER (BA 1926) died 16 October 1988. THOMAS KNA.PE SMITH (BA 1926) died 9 April 1989. WILLIA.M MEREDITH WHITEMAN, F.R.S.A. (BA 1926), formerly editor of The Caravan. and

secretary of The Caravan Club, died 1 1 December 1989. PAUL HENRY LAYTON (BA 1927), a Circuit Judge and formerly Deputy Chairman, Inner London

Quarter Sessions, died 1 1 July 1989. REGINALD A.RNOLD FOR.REST WILLIA.MS (BA 1927) died 22 July 1989. ALAN HOWARD WEBB (B.A. 1928) died 15 March 1990. GEORGE WALDO HALL-SMITH, M.B., B.Chir., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (BA 1928), died l March

1990. STEPHEN HENRY HA\mER (BA 1928) died 14 September 1989. JOHN WILLIA.M ARCHBOLD (BA 1929). former Senior Lecturer in Mathematics at University

College, London, died on 1 1 December I 989. NORLEIGH BOOTH, Hon. D.C.L. (Durham) (BA 1929), died July 1988. EMANUEL PERCY BRADLOW (B.A. 1929), past President of the Johannesburg Chamber of

Commerce. Chairman of Brad low's Stores Ltd., died 17 December 1988. 1AN BARWYS REID CATER (BA 1929) died 30 October 1985. JA.MES LA.RMOUR B.Sc. (B.A. 1929), former Mathematics Master at Rugby School, died 2 April

1989. GODFREY ECCLESTON BOYD SHANNON, C.M.G. (B.A. 1929), formerly Assistant Under­

Secretary of State, in the Commonwealth Office, died September 1989. RONALD CHARLES TUCKER ALLEN (B.A. 1930). A.M.I.C.E., formerly of the Nigerian Civil

Service, died 9 July 1989.

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ARTHUR DENIS AYLETT (B.A. 1930) died 28 Febfl!ary 1990. DAYID MAY. (B.A. 1930), formerly Group Captain retired, died 9 June 1989. RONALD CHARLES BLAIR BARBOR. M.B., B.Chir., M.R.C.S .. L.R.C.P., F.R.S.Med. (B.A. 1931),

died 13 September 1989. THOMAS DAVID MORRIS (B.A. 1931), formerly a Master at Charterhouse, died March 1990. ALEXANDER JOHN GALE (B.A. 193 1) died 24 April 1989. Sir EDWARD ERIC POCHIN, C.B.E., M.D., F.R.C.P., (BA 193 1 ), formerly Director of the Department

of Clinical Research, University College Hospital, London, died 29 January 1990. LESLIE SUGGITT, M us. B. (BA 193 1), schoolmaster, and for forty years organist and Master of the

choristers, Emmanuel Church, Bridlington, died August 1988. THOMAS MITCHELL A.RNISON (BA 1932) died 28 June 1989. SIDNEY DENIS CALVERT. C. B. E. (B.A. 1932), formerly Colonel in Royal Engineers. died 29 October

1989. Sir RONALD GEORGE GIBSON, C.B.E., D.M., D.L.. F.R.C.S., F.R.C.G.P. (B.A. 1932), former

Chairman of Council, British Medical Association, died 27 May 1989. WILLIA.M ALEXANDER LAW, O.B.E., T.D., M.D., F.R.C.S .. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (B.A. 1932), formerly

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon. past President of the Orthopaedic Section of the Royal Society of Medicine, died 30 October 1989. His contemporary, J.M. Kirkness (B.A. 1932), has pointed out to us that the obituary in the Daily Telegraph, 2 November 1989, erroneously transferred Law to Jesus College and endowed him with a Blue in rugger.

WILLIAM RUSACK BLACKWOOD MURRAY, M.I.C.E., F.R.G.S. (B.A. 1932), died 13 May 1989. JASPER ST. JOHN ROOTHA.M (B.A. 1932). formerly Managing Director of Lazard Bros ( 1967-75),

died 30 May 1990. Jasper Rootham's career began before the Second World War in the Civil Service. He soon joined the treasury, and was for a time Private Secretary to the Prime Minister. During the war he served in the Army in the Balkans and in Germany(mentioned in despatches). After the war he moved to the Bank of England. becoming Assistant to the Governor before leaving to join Lazard Bros in 1967. He also served on the boards of several other companies.

HARRY SCHOFIELD (B.A. 1932). formerly Senior Mathematics Master and Second Master at St Alban's School, died 5 January 1990.

Sir BRYNMOR JOHNS, Se. D., F.R.S.C. (Ph. D. 1933), Honorary Fellow, former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hull, died 16 July 1989.

JAMES INGLIS MOORE, M.B.E. (Mil.) (B.A. 1933), a member of British Graham Land Expedition 1934-37 in Antartica. died 8 March 1989.

NEVILLE GASCOYNE NIGHTINGALE (BA 1933) died 29 September 1989. NORMAN HENRY THOMAS. T.D. (B.A. 1933), formerly Major. Royal Engineers, and Clerk of the

Northumberland and Tyneside River Board, died 30 June 1989. COLIN VERNON PLUMMER (B.A. 1933) died 23 January 1990. THOMAS HENRY BOWER B.Sc .. M.Sc., (B.A. 1935). formerly lecturer in Geology at the University of

West lndies (Physics Dept.), died 2 November 1988. HUBERT PERRING (BA 1935) died February 1983. DOUGLAS JOHN STRICKLAND (BA 1935). formerly Rural Dean of Wimborne. died 7 April

1987. FREDERICK WILLIA.M TAYLOR. LLM. (B.A. 1935). Emeritus Professor of Law, University of Hull,

died 8 May 1989. THEO MALLINSON TAYLOR (BA 1935) died 3 January 1990. A.MHERST BARROW WHATMAN. F.I.E.E., M.B.E. (B.A. 1935), died 4 October 1984. JOHN Me TURK (B.A. 1936), formerly of the Burma Civil Service and Colonial Administration Service.

died 2 1 March 1990. RICHARD SIDNEY WATHES. M.R.C.S .. L.R.C.P. (B.A. 1937). died 13 November 1989. NORMAN WALTER DRANSFIELD YARDLEY (B.A. 1937). Cricket Blue. and former cricket captain

of England and Yorkshire. died 8 October 1989. ROBERTO EMILIO ARIAS (B.A. 1938). formerly Panamanian Ambassador to the Court of St James.

died November 1989. ALASTAIR DONALD McCA.NN (B.A. 1938) died 25 September 1989. SIDNEY MASCHELLE BERKOWITZ (Ph.D. 1939) died 1983. ROBERT TURNER (BA 1939). formerly Deputy Director of Statistics. died 25 September 1989. JAMES PETER MYERS (B.A. 1941) died 17 November 1989. DONALD MURRAY ROSS (Ph.D. 1941) died late in 1989. JOHN FERGUSON. F.! .AL. F.R.S.A.. B.O. (B.A. 1942). former President of the Selly Oaks Colleges.

died 22 May 1989.

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ILLTYD MARK HOW ELL (BA 1942). formerly chairman of Thos. H. Howell Ltd. of Newport. died I 0 June 1989.

DONALD LOUIS MORDELL. Ph.D .. F.CAS.I.. F.R.SA (BA 1942). formerly Thomas Workman Professor of Mechanical Engineering at McGill University. and Dean of the Faculty of Engineering at McGill University 195768. died 8 August 1988.

JOHN FORSE (BA 1943) died 15 August 1989. GUY HERMON BOOTH Ph.D .. (BA 1945) died 23 September 1989. WILLIAM DAVID ROBERTSON (BA 1946) died 1 1 June 1989. WILLIAM GLYNN BURTON. B.Sc .. D.Sc. (MA 1947). formerly Deputy Director and Head of the

Plant Physiology and Biochemistry Division. A.R.C. Food Research Institute, Norwich. died 9 July 1989.

KENNETH JOHN STEWART RITCHIE (BA 1947). formerly legal adviser to the United Kingdom Atomic Energy authority. died 16 November 1989.

RICHARD MARTIN CUSTANCE (BA 1948) died 4 April 1989. BRIAN FENTON DIXON. F.R.I.C.S .. F.C.I.A.R.B .. F.R.G.S. (BA 1948). died 29 August 1989. RICHARD F. SALISBURY. Ph.D .. F. RAJ.. F.R.S.C. (BA 1949). Professor of Anthropology and Dean

of Arts at McGill University. died on 17 June 1989. Professor Salisbury won his Blue for boxing and later represented both Harvard and U.S. All Stars at Rugby. After studying anthropology at Harvard and the Australian National University. doing his field work in Papua New Guinea. he went on to teach at Berkeley and then McGill. His work among the Cree Indians of Northern Quebec not only put him in the forefront of Canadian anthropology but also involved him in public affairs in the field of social policy. He is survived by his wife Mary and three children. Thomas. John. and Catherine. The Anthropology Dept. at McGill and the Canadian Anthropological Society have each established a scholarship in his memory. and the Distinguished Lecture Series at McGill has been renamed the Richard F. Salisbury Memorial Lectureship in his honour.

ANGUS WEATHERITT SCOTT (BA 1949). formerly Housemaster at Gordonstoun School and a member of the British Athletics Team for the 1952 Olympic Games. died 16 March 1990.

JAMES GEORGE CHARLES WHITE (BA 1949). formerly chairman of the Scottish Equitable Life Assurance Society. died 29 May 1989.

GUY ROBIN PLENDERLEITH HENTON (BA 1950) died 28 March 1989. FRANK VERDUN MERCER (Ph.D. 1951). Emeritus Professor of Biology at Macquarie University.

N.S.W .. died 4 December 1988. RALPH MARTIN SYKES HALL (BA 1953) died 19 February 1989. HERBERT BRIAN MOORE (BA 1953) died November 1989. JOHN ALISTER DAVIDSON. C.B.E. (BA 1954). Director of C.B.I.. Scotland. died 22 July 1989. PETER FRANCIS EARLAM (BA 1954) died 27 February 1989. MICHA.EL JOSEPH ORGILL MASSEY, B.CHIR .. M.B. (BA 1954). Rugby Blue 195 1-53. died 10

September 1989. WILLIAM BONNER MORALEE, LLB. (BA 1954) died 23 October 1989. MARTIN DONOHOE (BA 1956) died in October 1989. CARMAN HUDSON COSTAIN (Ph.D. 196 1) died 22 December 1989. DANIEL VERDON WISEMAN. LLB. (BA 1967) died 22 August 1989. DYFRIG JONES (Ph.D. 197 1) died August 1989. CHARLES PETER JOHNSTON MORRIS (BA 1977) died in July 1989. together with his wife and son.

in a car accident. JEFFREY VI VI AN GIBBS (BA 1985) died as a result of the Marchioness river boat tragedy. 20 August

1989.

Gifts and Bequests

During 1988-89 the College received notice of the following gifts and bequests:

Dr G.H. Tucker presented to the College, for the Upper Library. a work entitled Histoire des Conclaves

depuis Clement Vjusqu'i:J present (2 vols., Cologne 1694).

Professor E.S. Maskin gave £500. as a token of appreciation to 'be used to help with economics education'. This gift was added to the Laski Fund.

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The College received a bequest of £ 100 from the estate of J.H. Tow le 'to provide an annual prize'. This suni was added to the Lapwood Fund.

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Under the terms of a joint intention of the late Professor G.E. Daniel and of Mrs Daniel. Mrs Daniel covenanted a further sum of .£5.000 to the College. The gift was added to the Glyn and Ruth Daniel Travel Fund for Archaelogy.

The College received an anonymous contribution of £500 to be credited to the B.H. Farmer Fund.

The College received £560.8 1 (legacy of £500 + interest) from the estate of the late Mr MA Tachmindji. 'for the general purposes of the College'. This sum was added to the General Bequests Fund.

Dr W.H.J. Fuchs gave £ 12.86 which was added to the Staff Fund.

Mrs A. H. Harris presented a garden seat to the College. placed in Fellows· Garden, in memory of her father, Mr H.H. Brindley (MA 189 1. Fellow 193 1-44).

Dr T.H.S. Burns gave £30 as an expression of gratitude after listening to a recording of Choral Evensong on Radio 3 on 18 December 1988. This sum was credited to the Choir Society Account.

The College received £500 from the estate of the late Dr R.A. Binning (M .A. 1944). 'in appreciation of the hospitality received since graduation'. The sum was added to the General Bequests Fund.

The College received the residue of the estate of William Gaskell (MA 19 10) to establish a Gaskell Fund. the income to be used for a Gaskell Scholarship or Scholarships and Gaskell book prize or prizes.

The College received a covenanted sum of £400 from Mrs A.C.H. Cherry to be credited to the Ernest Harry Cherry Memorial Scholarship Fund (for the benefit of a Chorister attending the College School).

Following the death of Mrs A. V. Attwood. the College received a bequest of £2.326.35 'for repair and maintenance of the fabric of the College Chapel' from the estate of Mr F. E. Attwood.

The College received a bequest under the Will of the late Professor Sir Harold Jeffreys (Fellow 19 14 -89) who died on 18 March 1989. After making provision for certain gifts. he had made a bequest (to which no specific conditions were attached) as follows: 'As to one half for my wife for her life and upon her death upon trust for the Master. Fellows and Scholars of St John's College and the Governors of Girton College. Cambridge and the Governing Body of the University of Newcastle upon Tyne in equal shares'.

Mrs LD. Llewellyn gave to the College the Chancellor's English Medal won by her late husband. D.W.A. Llewellyn (LLB. 1925. MA 1928). in 1923. The medal will be kept in the Library.

Dr G .S. Garnet! (Fellow 1983-87) gave a copy of A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English by E. Partridge. The book will be kept in the Green Room.

During the past year the College has received gifts from the following American Friends of Cambridge University:

To the Overseas Scholarships Fund

Professor J.H. Franklin. Mr Robert W. Hawkins. Dr William B. Looney. Professor Kenneth R. Maxwell. Mr Harry Newman. Dr H. Steffan Peiser. Mr Roger N. Radford. Mr Richard K. Roeder. Dr Derek P. Stables.

To the Tutors' Praeter Fund:

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Or Jeffrey D. Bernhard. Mr John G.N. Braithwaite. Professor G. Calabresi. Or Eliot Duncombe. Professor E.C.B. Hall-Craggs. Or Robert I. Harker. Or James M. MacNish. Mr Leslie S. Mayne. Mr Michael S. Neff. Mr Richa'rd A Radford. Professor Peter L.D. Reid. Mr Steven Lee Smith.

To the McMahon Law Studentship Supplementary Fund: Professor Kevin H. Tierney.

To the Preservation of Buildings Fund:

Mr Harold C. Cannon, Mr Martin E. Hardy. Mr Andrew M. Hay, Professor John L. Howarth. Mr Robert Dean Pope. Professor Charles G. Rob.

To the Cyril George Cooper Fund: Mr and Mrs F.M. Wozencraft.

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Donations to the Library

The following members of the College donated copies of their books to the Library between April 1989 and March 1990. The College is always grateful to receive for the Library copies of books by members, and extends thanks to those who have so kindly donated them in the last year.

BIRTS (P.W.), Trespass: summary procedure for possession of land. London, 1987.

BLOCH (Michael), The Secret F ile of the Duke of Windsor. London, 1988.

BUTLER (L.St. J.) & WORDIE (P.J.), The Royal Game. Kippen, 1989.

CLARKE (Malcolm A), The Law of Insurance Contracts. London, 1989.

COLLINGE (N.E.), ed. An Encyclopaedia of Language. London, 1990.

DOW (J.C), Nuclear Energy and Insurance. London, 1989.

F RENCH (T.) and D. O'Connor. York Minster: A Catalogue of Medieval Stained Glass. Volume I, The West Windows of the Nave. Oxford, 1987.

GOODY (Jack), The Oriental, the Ancient and the Primitive. Cambridge, 1990.

HEAL (J.), Fact and Meaning. Oxford, 1989.

HELZLE (Martin), Publii Ovidii Nasonis Epistularum ex Ponto liber IV. Hildesheim, 1989.

ILIFFE (John), Famine in Zimbabwe 1890-1960. Gweru, Zimbabwe, 1990.

KENT (Marian), Oil and Empire: British policy and Mesopotamian oil 1900-1920. London, 1976.

LEAMAN (0.), An Introduction to Medieval Islamic Philosophy. Cambridge, 1985.

LEAMAN (0.), Averroes and his Philosophy. Oxford, 1988.

LEAMAN (0.), Moses Maimonides. London, 1990.

MAGEE (Sean), The Channel Four Book of Racing. London, 1989.

MIDGLEY (D.R.) & others, ed., Arnold Zweig - Poetik, Judentum und Politik. Bern, 1989.

PELLING (H.), Winston Churchill. Second Edition. Basingstoke, 1989.

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First team Colm Gibson Martin Turner Mike Young Anand Rao

Second team Richard Holloway Matthew Brown Joynur Rahman Teck Lee Wong

Third team Anthony Stevenson Mike Brooks Paul Reed Tim Crosley

Fourth team Roger Moore John Franklin Omar Bangee James Margetson

Fifth team Claire Sweeney Nathan Elstub Tim Mortimer Barry Appleton

The first team reached the quarter finals of the Cup, where they lost to last year's winners, Trinity I. The second team are currently arranging to play Jesus 3 in the semi-final of the Plate, having defeated St John's 5 and St John's 4 among others to get that far. The third team narrowly lost their first round match by two 'imps' (international match points); and so entered the Plate, where they lost to Churchill 3 in the second round. The fifth team would like to be mentioned because they beat Caius I by 70 imps, but subsequently lost to St John's 2.

In future the club hopes to enter more teams in Cuppers and we hope for continued success. I wish the second team luck in their forthcoming match. Most of the current committee will be around next year to build on this year's success, and I would like to thank them for the time they have given up to help run the Society.

Anthony Stevenson, Secretary.

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College Notes

College Officers

On 2 May 1991, Malcolm Schofield was elected to succeed Ben Garling as President of the College, and he duly took office on 16 May. Malcolm was born on 19 April 1942 in St Alban's, and attended St Alban's School. In 1960 he came up to St John's where he read Classics and Moral Sciences. Thus equipped for the study of Ancient Philosophy, he commenced doctoral research at Balliol College, Oxford in 1964. In 1967 he crossed the Atlantic and taught Classics for two years at Corn ell. There he met his wife Elizabeth, a Classical archaeologist. In 1970 they returned to Oxford where Malcolm took up a Research Fellowship at Balliol. Two years later his Odyssey came to an end when he was appointed a Lecturer in the Classics Faculty in Cambridge, and elected a Fellow of St John's. His son Matthew was born that same year. Since then Malcolm has played an active part in College life, serving as Praelector 1976-80, Dean 1979-82, Tutor 1982-89, and Admissions Tutor 1985-88. Administration did not impair his academic progress, however, and in 1983 his The Pre-Socratic Philosophers (with Kirk and Raven) went into a second edition. In 1989 he was appointed Reader in Classics, and became Honorary Secretary of the Classical Association. He has been editor of the journal Phronesis since 1987, and the coming year will see the publication of his latest book, The Stoic Idea of the City. In St John's, Malcolm has perhaps made his greatest mark to date as a Tutor. In this role he demonstrated two qualities which are sure to be both very useful to him and immensely beneficial to the College during his Presidency. His sense of fairness may have been learnt from the Greek philosophers; his sense of fun on the other hand is all his own.

S.R

In the light of this election, the College Officers as of July 1991 are:

Master:

President:

Senior Tutor:

Senior Bursar:

Deans:

Domestic Bursar:

Librarian:

Praelector:

Professor Robert Aubrey Hinde, CBE, SeD, FRS

· M. Schofield, MA, DPhil

G.A. Reid, MA, PhD

C.M.P. Johnson, MA, PhD

Rev. A.A. Macintosh, MA, BD

RE. Glasscock, MA, PhD

Colonel RH. Robinson, OBE

A.J. Saville, MA, ALA

Professor P.H. Matthews, MA, FBA 63

The College Council

As of July 1991, the College Council consists of:

The President Dr Reid Dr Leake Mr Jobling Dr Staunton Dr Johnson

The Master Dr Lewis Dr Bayliss-Smith Dr Goddard Dr McConnel Dr P.F. Clarke Professor Williamson

The Fellowship

Elected into Fellowships under Title A with effect from l May 1991:

DAVID ROBERT RICHARDS (BA 1987), Theoretical Physics

ALISON WINTER (BA 1987, King's), History

GERRARD MARCEL TANNERIE WATTS (BA 1986, Trinity), Mathematical Sciences

MAGNUS JEROME RYAN (BA 1988, Queens'), History of Roman Law

Elected into Fellowships under Title B with effect from 1 October 1990

JOSEPH PETER McDERMOTT, MA, PhD

CRISTEL LANE, MA, PhD

Elected into Fellowships under Title C, with effect from 1 October 1990

GRAEME BRYCE SEGAL, BSc, DPhil, FRS, Lowdean Professor of Geometry and Astronomy

and, with effect from 1 July 1991

JOHN CHILD, MA, PhD, Guinness Professor of Management

Elected into a Fellowship under Title E with effect from 1 October 1990

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KENNETH INGLIS, MA, PhD, Visiting Fellow 1990-91

Elected into an Honorary Fellowship

Professor J.P. Stern, PhD, LittD

In view of these appointments, the complete Fellowship as of July 1991 is as follows:

The Master (Professor RA. Hinde)

The President (Dr M. Schofie1d)

Dr J.S. Boys Smith Dr F.S.J. Hollick Dr F. Smithies Dr G.C. Evans Professor Sir F.H. Hinsley Mr A.G. Lee Dr G.C.L. Bertram Dr K.G. Budden Mr A.M.P. Brookes Dr B.H. Farmer Professor E.F. Gale Professor RA. Lyttleton Professor M.V. Wilkes Mr J.R Bambrough Professor J.A. Crook Mr F. Hanley Professor F.W. Campbell Mr J.C. Hall Dr E.D. James Dr G.H. Guest M r K.J. Pascoe Dr RH. Prince Professor J.R Goody Mr G.G. Watson Mr A.C. Crook Dr J.A. Charles Dr D.J.H. Garling Professor RN. Perham Dr G.A. Reid Professor P. Boyde Dr J.A. Leake Dr P.A. Linehan Dr AJ. MacFarlane Professor D.L. McMullen Dr E.K. Matthews Mr RG. Jobling Dr J. Skilling Rev. AA. Macintosh Dr J. Staunton

Mr D.G. Morgan Dr C.M.P. Johnson Dr M.A. Clarke Dr A.G. Smith Dr W.D. Armstrong Rev. Professor J.A. Emerton Dr RA. Green Dr J. Iliffe Dr J.H. Matthewman Dr G.A. Lewis Dr RF. Griffin Dr T.P. Bayliss-Smith Dr S.F. Gull Dr H.P. Hughes Dr P. Goddard Mr RT.B. Langhorne Dr P.T. Johnstone Dr I.M Hutchings Dr H.RL. Beadle Dr J.B. Hutchison Professor S.F.C. Milsom Professor N.M. Bleehen Dr D.G.D. Wight Dr J.A. Alexander Dr P.P. Sims-Williams Dr RH. Friend Professor P.A Jewell Dr RE. Glasscock Dr J.S.S. Edwards Dr RP. Tombs Dr RE. McConnel Dr D.R Midgley Dr H.M. Pelling Dr P.F. Clarke Professor P.H. Matthews Dr M. Richards Mr J.F. Kerrigan Dr G.J. Burton Dr G.C. Horrocks

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Dr T.M. Whitelaw Mr S.C. Palmer Dr D.R Puffett Professor P.S. Dasgupta Professor D.G. Crighton Dr M.E. Welland Dr H.R Matthews Dr B.J. Heal Dr T.P. Hynes Dr L. Anderlini Dr N.D. Segal Professor I.N. McCave Dr AC. Metaxas Colonel RH. Robinson Dr S. Conway Morris Dr D.M. Carrington Dr E.D. Laue Professor D.A. King Dr RD. King-Smith Dr S.G. Rawlings Dr RA. W. Rex Dr AC. Warwick Dr AW. Woods Dr J.H. Burroughes Miss AJ. Saville Mr RG. McCorquodale Dr S.A Edgley Dr R Snaith Mr RA. Evans Dr N.S. Scrutton Mr N.F. Johnson Dr J. Ellis Mr I.D. Parker Miss N. Gooptu Dr F.D. Rose Dr U.C. Goswami Dr S. Colwell Professor S. Williamson Dr H.E. Watson Dr S.M. Coleman Dr DJ. Greaves Miss S.C. Reynolds Dr RA Leese Professor G.B. Segal Dr J.P. McDermott

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Dr C.O. Lane Professor KS. Inlis Dr D.R. Richards Miss A Winter Mr G.M.T. Watts Mr M.J. Ryan Professor J. Child

Honorary Fellows The Rt Hon the Lord Brightman Sir Brian Cartledge Sir Hugh Casson The Revd Professor W.O. Chadwick The Rt Revd and Rt Hon Lord Coggan Professor Sir David Cox Sir Percy Cradock Sir Humphrey Cripps Sir Samuel Crowe Curran Professor W.A Deer Professor RG. Eberhart Sir Vivian Fuchs The Rt Hon the Lord Griffiths Sir John Habbakuk Professor Sir Bryan Hopkin Professor J.H. Horlock Professor Sir Fred Hoyle Mr D.G. Jacobi Sir John Megaw Mr E. Miller Dr J. Miller Professor Sir Nevill Mott Sir Mark Oliphant Professor RK Orr Professor R Penrose Dr I. Pesmazoglou Professor Sir Rutherford

Robertson Professor Abdus Salam Dr M Singh Professor J.P. Stem The Rt Hon the Lord Templeman Professor F. Thistlethwaite The Rt Revd P.K Walker Sir Douglas Wass Professor M.H.F. Wilkins

Sir David Wilson Professor J. Tuzo Wilson

Fellows Appointments and Distinctions

HINDE, Professor RA, the Master, has been made Honorary Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin (1990) and a Member of the Academia Europaea (1990). He was the Royal Society's Croonian Lecturer in 1990, and was awarded the Huxley Memorial Medal by the Royal Anthropological Institute. This year he received the Distinguished Scientist's Award from the Society for Research in Child Development.

BLEEHEN, Professor N.M., was received an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Bologna in 1990.

CAMP BELL, Professor F.W., has been made Honorary Professor in the Department of Optometry, University of Wales.

CHILD, Professor John (BA 1962), formerly Professor of Organizational Behaviour, Aston University, has been appointed Guinness Professor of Management Studies, University of Cambridge, as of July 1991.

CRIGHTON, Professor D.G., was awarded the Rayleigh Medal (Gold) by the Institute of Acoustics in 1989. Since 1988 he has been Chairman of the European Mechanics Council and the SERC Nonlinear Systems Initiative. From September this year he will be Chairman of the SERC Mathematics Committee, and from October, Head of Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics in this university.

GOODY, Professor J., was awarded the International Prize of the Fyssen Foundation for Anthropology and Cognition in 1990, and this year has received the Gold Medal of the Swedish Society for Anthropology and Geography.

JEWELL, Professor P.A, has been made a Vice President of the Zoological Society.

KING, Professor D.A, has been elected Fellow of the Royal Society.

PERHAM, Professor RN., was reappointed Head of the Department of Biochemistry for five years from 1 October 1990. He has also been appointed Fogarty International Scholar at the National Institute of Health (USA), and a member of the Executive Council of the CIBA Foundation.

RICHARDS, Dr David Robert (BA 1987) has a one-year postdoctoral post at Fraunhofer IAF , Freiburg, Germany, starting 1 May 1991.

SEGAL, Professor Graeme Boyce BSc, DPhil, FRS, (Matric 1962),

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appointed Lowdean Professor of Astronomy and Geometry from I September 1990.

STERN, Professor J.P., has been elected FelJow of the British Academy.

Bequests and Donations to the College

During 1988-89 the College received notice of the following gifts and bequests:

Following the death of Lady Fleming, the College received a total of £15,395.80, 'for the advancement of learning or research or for the establishment of scholarships' from the estate of Sir John Ambrose Fleming (MA 1884).

The College received from the estate of Sir Brynmor Jones (Honorary Fellow 1969-89) bequests of £5,000 'for the purchase of a painting for the Senior Combination Room' and £1,000 'for the purchase of a garden seat or bench for use on the Backs'.

Under the wills ofC.T. Prouty(MA 1938, PhD 1939) and his wife, Mrs R.B. Prouty, the College received bequests of £3,239.82 and £1,040.39 respectively, to which no conditions were attached. Both sums were added to the Page Fund, which is a fund for general purposes, often used to support a Benefactors' Student.

Under the will of Mr G.E.B. Shannon (MA 1938) the College received a bequest of £1,000 to which no conditions were attached. The bequest was added to the Crees Fund, which is a fund for general purposes, often used to support a Benefactors' Student.

The College received a bequest of £500 from the estate of the late Mr J.A Johnstone (matric. 1935, father of Dr Johnstone) 'to be used for the College for any of its charitable purposes as the Senior Bursar of the College may select'. The bequest was added to the General Bequest Fund,

' with the

preference that the income be used for the benefit of the Choir.

Mr and Mrs F.M. Wozencraft gave the first of two proposed gifts of £5,000 in memory of Cyril George Cooper (MA 1933) 'for fieldwork in earth sciences'. The gifts will be sued to establish a Cooper Fund to which students of the College may apply for conference or fieldwork expenses.

Mr K.E. Webster renewed his covenant to the College, to pay a further £468 a year for four years. In accordance with Mr Webster's wish, the payments are to be added to the Warwick McKean Fund, for commissioning . liturgical music and assisting organ students to purchase study music.

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Mrs P. Henton (widow of G.R.P. Henton, MA 1957) gave £500 'towards general College purposes in memory of my husband'. This gift was added to the General Bequests Fund.

Mr and Mrs I. Roberts gave £100 'to express our very warmest thanks to the College for granting us permission to use the Chapel for the wedding' which took place on 9 September 1989. The gift was added to the Alldred Fund, which is for the benefit of the Chapel.

Dr H.M. Neiditch (PhD 1978) gave £57.14 'to the College Library for its use in the purchase of books needed by the College's history undergraduates'.

Professor D. E. Moggridge (Benians Fellow 198889) offered to pay for the creation of a memorial to commemorate the centenary of the publication of Principles of Economics by Alfred Marshall (Fellow 186577 and 18851908, Honorary Fellow 190824). Arrangements are being made to engrave a window for the Fisher Building.

Dr Johnstone presented to the College two silver butter dishes and knives.

Mr N.G. Henshall (Schoolmaster Fellow Commoner, Easter Term 1990) presented a silver letter-opener to the College.

During the past year the College has received gifts from the following American Friends of Cambridge University:

To the Overseas Scholarships Fund: Professor Peter E. Martin, Dr H. Steffan Peiser, Mr Roger N. Radford, Dr Derek P. Stables.

To the Tutors' Praeter Fund: Professor Robert Z. Aliber, Dr Jeffrey D. Bernhard, Mr John G.N. Braithwaite, Professor and Mrs G. Calabresi, Dr Eliot Duncombe, Dr John L. Howarth, Dr James M. MacNish, Mr Leslie S. Mayne, Mr Michael S. Neff, Professor Ronald S. Rivlin, Mr Steven Lee Smith.

To the McMahon Law Studentship Supplementary Fund: Professor Kevin H. Tierney.

To the Preservation of Buildings Fund: Mr Harold C. Cannon, Mr Sanford Thomas Colb, Dr Alien W. Hancock, Mr Andrew M. Hay, and Mr Robert Dean Pope.

To the Cyril George Cooper Fund: Mr and Mrs F.M. Wozencraft.

Mr Robin T. Tait.

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College Notes

College Officers

The College Officers as of October 1992 are:

Master:

President: Senior Tutor: Senior Bursar: Deans:

Professor Robert Aubrey Hinde, CBE, SeD, FRS M. Schofield, MA, DPhil RG. Jobling, MA G.A. Reid, MA PhD

Domestic Bursar:

Rev. AA Macintosh, MA, BD RE. Glasscock, MA, PhD Colonel RH. Robinson, OBE AJ. Saville, MA, ALA Librarian:

Praelector: Professor P.H. Matthews, MA, FBA

The College Council

As of October 1992, the College Council consists of:

The President Dr Reid Dr Leake Mr Jobling Dr Hughes Dr Goddard

The Master Dr Beadle Dr McConnel Professor Clarke Dr Matthews (H.R) Colonel Robinson Prof. Williamson

The Fellowship

Elected into Fellowships under Title A with effect from 1 October 1992:

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RUI YANG, BSC, MSC, PhD (BSC 1984, Unversity of Wuhan), Materials Science

TIMOTHY LAURENCE HARVER WATKIN (BA 1989), Theoretical Physics

ISMENE LADA (BA 1987, National University of Athens), Classics

MALCOM CRAIG PULLAN (BSC 1989, Unversity of Auckland), Mathematics

MATTHEW GWILYM DAVIDSON (BSC 1990, University of Swansea), Chemistry

Elected into a Fellowship under Title B with effect from I October 1991:

YURl M. SUHOV, MA PhD

Elected into a Fellowship under Title B with effect from 1 October 1992:

SIMON RICHARD STANlSLAW SZRETER, MA PhD,

Elected into a Fellowship under Title E with effect from I October 1991:

CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON, CVO, MA, BMus, FRCO

Elected into Fellowships under Title E with effect from 1 October 1992:

HELEN WATSON, MA, PhD

REMINl SHARYA DE SOYSA, LLM, MLITT, Benians Fellow 1991-92

KOLAWOLE DAVlD AIYEDUN, BA, MSC, Overseas Visiting Fellow 1991-92

In view of these appointments, the complete Fellowship as of October 1992 is as follows:

The Master (Professor RA Hinde)

The President (Dr. M. Schofield)

Dr F.S.J. Hollick Mr AM.P. Brookes Dr F. Smithies Dr B.H. Farmer Dr G.C. Evans Professor E.F. Gale Professor Sir F.H. Hinsley Professor RA Lyttleton Mr AG. Lee Professor M.V. Wilkes Dr G.C.L. Bertram Mr J.R Bambrough Dr KG. Budden Professor J.A Crook

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Mr F. Hanley Professor F.W. Campbell Dr. E. D. James Dr. G.H. Guest Mr. K.J. Pascoe Dr RH. Prince Professor J.R Goody Mr G.G. Watson Mr A.C. Crook Dr. J.A. Charles Dr. D.J.H. Garling Professor RN. Perham Dr G.A. Reid Professor P. Boyde Dr. J.A. Leake Dr P.A. Linehan Dr AJ. MacFarlane Professor D.L. McMullen Dr E.K. Matthews Mr RG. Jobling Rev. AA Macintosh Dr J. Staunton Mr D.G. Morgan Dr C.M.P. Johnson Dr M.A. Clarke Dr. AG. Smith Dr W.D. Armstrong Rev. Professor J.A. Emerton Dr RA Green Dr J. Iliffe Dr J.H. Matthewman Dr G.A. Lewis Dr RF. Griffin Dr T.P. Bayliss-Smith Dr. S.F. Gull Or H.P.Hughes Professor P. Goddard Mr RT.B. Langhorne Dr P.T. Johnstone Or I.M. Hutchings Dr H.RL. Beadle Or J.B. Hutchison

Professor S.F.C. Milsom Professor N.M. Bleehan Dr D.G.D. Wight Dr J.A. Alexander Dr P.P. Sims-Williams Or RH. Friend Professor P.A. Jewell Or RE. Glasscock Or J.S.S. Edwards Or RP. Tombs Or RE. McConnel Or D.R Midgley Or H.M. Pelling Professor P.F. Clarke Professor P.H. Matthews Dr M. Richards Mr J.F. Kerrigan Dr G.J. Burton Or G.C. Horrocks Or T.M. Whitelaw Mr S.C. Palmer Dr D.R Puffett Professor P.S. Dasgupta Professor D.G. Crighton Dr M.E. Welland Dr. H.R Matthews Dr B.J. Heal Dr T.P. Hynes Or L. Anderlini Dr N.D. Segal Professor l.N. McCave Dr AC. Metaxas Colonel RH. Robinson Or S. Conway Morris Or D.M. Carrington Dr E.D. Laue Professor D.A. King Dr AW. Woods Miss AJ. Saville Mr RG. McCorquodale Dr S.A. Edgley Or R Snaith

Mr R.A Evans Or N. Gooptu Dr F.D. Rose Dr U.C. Goswami Dr S. Colwell Professor S. Williamson Dr. H.E. Watson Dr. S.M. Coleman Or DJ. Greaves Dr RA Leese Professor G.B. Segal Dr J.P. McDermott Dr C.O.Lane Dr D.R Richards Dr G.M.T. Watts Miss A Winter Mr M.J. Ryan Professor J. Child Mr C.J. Robinson Dr Y .M. Suhov Dr S.RS. Szreter Dr R Yang Mr T.L.H. Watkin Miss I. Lada Mr M.G. Davidson Dr RS. De Soysa Mr K.D. Aiyedun

Honorary Fellows The Rt Hon the Lord Brightman Sir Brian Cartledge Sir Hugh Casson The Revd Professor W.O.

Chadwick The Rt Revd and Rt Hon Lord Coggan Professor Sir David Cox Sir Percy Craddock Sir Humphrey Cripps Sir Samuel Crowe Curran Professor W.A Deer

Professor RG. Eberhart Sir Vivian Fuchs The Rt Hon the Lord Griffiths Sir John Habbakuk Professor Sir Brian Hopkin Professor Sir Fred Hoyle Mr D.G. Jacobi Sir John Megaw Mr E. Miller Or J. Miller Professor Sir Neville Mott Sir Mark Oliphant Professor RK. Orr Professor R Penrose Or I. Pesmazoglou Professor Sir Rutherford Robertson Professor Abdus Salam Or M. Singh The Rt Hon the Lord Templeman Professor F. Thistlethwaite The Rt Revd P.K. Walker Sir Douglas Wass Professor M.H.F. Wilkins Sir David Wilson Professor J. Tuzo Wilson

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Fellows' Appointments and Distinctions

ALEXANDER. Dr John Amyas, SeD (Cantab), is Vice-President of the Council for British Archaeology and President of the South West Essex Archaeological Society, the North Hertfordshire Archae­ological Society and of the Cambridge Archaeological Field Group.

CHARLES, Dr James Anthony, has been appointed Honorary Visiting Professor at University College, London, and Co-ordinator of the DTI-supported initiative on Modelling in Casting.

CHILD, Professor John, became Editor-in-Chief of the international journal Organization Studies in January 1992, and delivered the 'Distinguished International Scholar Lecture' to the Academy of Management International Meeting, Florida, August 1991.

CLARKE, Professor Peter Frederick, was appointed Professor of Modern British History at Cambridge from 1 October 1991.

DASGUPTA Professor Pa1tha, became a FeUow of the British Academy in 1989. In 1991 he was made a Foreign Honorary Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, a Foreign Member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences and Chairman of the Beijer International Institute for Ecological Economics, Stockholm. During this year he became a Senior Fellow of the Institute for Policy Reform in \Vashington, DC.

EMERTON, Professor John, has been awarded the British Academy's Burkitt Medal for Biblical Studies.

GODDARD, Or Peter, is Deputy Director of the newly founded Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences in the University of Cambridge, and from I October 1992 will be Professor of Theoretical Physics. The Institute, which was opened by the Master of St.John's on 3 July 1992, has been funded principally by St. John's and Trinity. Peter Goddard has summarised its aims as follows: 'People from different disciplines are often working on similar problems in different ways. One of the aims of the Newton Institute is that. through the abstract language of mathematics, they will be able to appreciate the similarities between their work. It will act as a catalyst'.

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GOOPTU, Dr Nandini, has been appointed a Member of the Graduate Staff at the Centre of South Asian Studies, University of Cambridge.

GOSWAMI, Or Usha C1aire. has been promoted to University Lecturer from October 1992. She was recently awarded the British Psychology Society Spearman Medal for 'published psychological work of outstanding merit' and the Norman Geschmind-Rodin Prize for 'excellency in research'.

GREAVES, Or David, has been appointed to the Editorial Board of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers' Network maga­zine.

GRIFFIN, Or Roger Francis, is to be appointed Reader in Observational Astronomy from I October 1992.

GUEST, Dr George, became a Fellow of the Royal Canadian College of Organists in 1991 and an Honorary Fellow of the Welsh College of Music and Drama in 1992.

HINDE, Professor Robert A (The Master) was awarded honorary degrees in 1991 by Stirling University and by Gotesborg University, Sweden.

JAMES, Dr Edward Donald, will be acting Head of the F rench Department for Michaelmas Term 1992 and Lent Term 1993.

JEWELL, Professor Peter Arunde1, was made a Vice President of the Zoological Society of London in 1991, and is working to secure the survival of London Zoo.

JOHNSON, Dr Christopher Michael Pacey, has been made an Honorary Fellow of Selwyn College and of New Hall.

LANGHORNE, Richard Tristan B, has been Chairman of the British International History Group since 1989.

LEAKE, Or John Anthony, has been appointed Deputy Head of the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge, from January 1992.

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OLIPHANT, Mark Laurence Elwin, Honorary Fellow, Patron of the

Flinders University Medical Research Foundation, and of the

University of Adelaide Alumni Association, celebrated his 90th

birthday on 8 October 1991.

PRINCE, Or Reginald Hesketh, was awarded an SeD in 1990.

REID, Or George Alan, who was appointed Senior Bursar from

October 1991, was Mayor of Camhridge 1990-91.

REY NOLDS, Or Suzanne Catherine, was awarded a PhD from the

Warburg Institute, University of London in March 1992, and has

been appointed to a Lectureship in Medieval English Literature,

University of Birmingham from 1 September 1992.

RICHARDS, Or David Robert, was Guest Scientist at the Fraunhofer

Institute for Applied Solid State Physics (IAF), Freiburg, Germany,

from May 1991 to May 1992.

ROBINSON, Christopher John, became a Commander of the Royal

Victorian Order (CVO) in the New Years Honours list 1992. He

continues to be Conductor of the City of Birmingham Choir and

also of the Oxford Bach Choir.

SCRUTTON, Or Nigel Shaun, has been elected to a Royal Society 1983

University Research Fellowship.

WATSON, Or Helen, has been appointed to an Assistant Lectu!·eship in

Social Anthropology in Cambridge from I October 1992.

WILLIAMSON, Professor Stephen, together with two co-authors, was

awarded the Institution of Electrical Engineers' Science, Education

& Technology Division Premium for 1991.

Bequests and Donations to the College

During 1990-1991 the College received notice of the following gifts and

bequests:

Dr. J. Tuzo Wilson (Honorary Fellow) gave £500. This gift was

added to the Tutors' Praeter Fund.

The College received the following books under the will of the late

H.J. Hoby, descendant of Thomas Hoby who matriculated at St. John's

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in 1 545: Facetiae Poggio, two volumes of 1879, translated by Isidore Lisieux; Facetie de Poggio Florentino (Venice 1512), signed by Thomas Hoby; Sir Thomas Hoby's innuential translation of Castiglione's The Courtier (facsimile of the 1561 edition with vellum covers): and the Reverend William Shepherd, The Life of Poggio Bracciolini (1802). The books have been placed in the Library.

The College received a bequest of £5,435.72 under the will of Mrs F.R. Langstadt (widow of E. Langstadt, PhD 1938), 'to establish a G.G. Coulton Research Fund from which the Council of the said College may make grants to Research Fellows, Research Students and Undergraduates engaged in historical research with preference being given to those at work in the late G.G. Coulton's own field'.

Professor C.D. Innes (Benians Fellow 1989-90) presented to the College two silver bottle labels.

Mrs Glyn Daniel (widow of the late Professor G.E. Daniel, Fellow 1938-86), gave a Verger's Wand headed by a silver eagle, designed and made by Christopher Bowen. The Wand is in use in the Chapel.

The College received a further gift of£1,000 from Mr E.H. Foottit(MA 1944), on behalf of the Coventry Boy Foundation 'to recall the many happy days I spent at the College over sixty years ago'. The gift was credited to the Foottit (Coventry Boy Foundation) Fund for the repair and improvement of College buildings.

The 44th International Banking Summer School, which met in the College during the summer, agreed to present an ornamental sun dial.

An anonymous gift of £1,000 was received to be used to assist a needy graduate student or undergraduate.

The College received a covenanted gift of £10,000 from Mr. C.W. Brasher (MA 1978), 'to endow an annual Travel Exhibition for junior members of the College, preference being given to those who wish to travel to some wilder part of the world'. An appropriate addition has been made to the Standing Orders.

Mr John L. Bush (MA 1958), gave $100 'in partial recompense for keeping so long the accompanying chalice (sic), a souvenir of a rowdy Bump Supper night many years ago, and I ask the forgiveness of the College for keeping it so long'. The gift was credited to the Staff Fund.

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During the past year the College has received gifts from the following American Friends of Cambridge University:

To the Overseas Scholarship Fund: Mr Sanford Thomas Colb, Professor J.H. Franklin, Mr Robert W. Hawkins, Or William B. Looney, Professor Peter E. Martin, Professor Kenneth R. Maxwell, Or H. Steffen Peiser, Mr Roger N. Radford, Mr Richard K. Roeder, Or Rodney Vaughan, Or Ronald F. Webbink.

To the Tutors' Praeter Fund: Or Jeffrey D. Bern hard, Mr John G.N. Braithwaite, Professor and Mrs G. Calabresi, Or Eliot Duncombe, Professor E.C.B. Haii-Craggs, Dr. Robert I. Harker, Mr Bernard M.W. Knox, Mr Kevin Lewis, Or James M. MacNish, Mr Leslie S. Mayne, Mr Michael S. Neff, Mr Richard A Radford, Professor Ronald S. Rivlin, Mr Steven Lee Smith.

To the McMahon Law Studentship Supplementary Fuhd: Mr J.B. Douglas, Professor Kevin H. Tierney.

To the Preservation of Buildings Fund: Mr Harold C. Cannon, Dr John L. Howarth.

To the Cyril George Cooper Fund: Mr and Mrs F.M. Wozencraft

To the Hinsley Award Fund: Mr Andrew M. Hay, Mr Robert Dean Pope, Professor J.H.M. Salmon, Mr Robin Tait.

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Members' News·

The following items are listed in matriculation year order.

Honours

1940 RAFFLE. David Lawrie. who retired from his position as Chief Aerodynamicist at British Aerospace, Manchester. in 1985. was awarded an MBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours List 1991.

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1944

1949

1950

1955

1957

MARRIOTI. John Brook, was awarded the CVO in 1991.

WILLIAMS. Dr Peter Orchard. President of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. who retired as Director of the Wellcome Trust in September. was awarded the CBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours. 1991.

PALM ER. Nigel Webb JP FBIM. was awarded the OBE for services to industry in the New Year's Honours List. 1989.

VAN DER LEE. Jacob Jan. who retired in 1988 as a Member of the Council of State (Raad van State) in The Netherlands. was made a Commander in the Order of Orange-Nassau in 1987.

MACKERRAS, AJastair Maclaurin. became an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) in 1989.

McLAREN, Sir Robin, who took up his appointment as HM Ambassador in Peking in June. was awarded a Knighthood (KCMG) in the Queen's Birthday Honours List in 1991.

ROBINS. Major Col in was awarded the OBE in the New Year's Honours List 1992 for his work in his second career as a District Inspector of Taxes.

SHEPPARD. Bryan A. was awarded the OBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours. 1990.

1961 SCHOLAR. Dr Michael. Deputy Secretary at HM Treasury. was made a CB in the Queen "s Birthday Honours List, 1991.

1966 DURIE. Ian Geoffrey Campbell, commanded the UK 1st Armoured Division Artillery Group on Operation Granby in 1991. and was awarded a CBE in the Gulf War Honours List.

1971 CRABTREE, Richard David, Head of Geography at the Perse School. Cambridge, has been awarded the Polar Medal by HM the Queen. for scientific research in the Antarctic.

1991 HOLT. Col B. currently taking an MPhil in International Relations. was awarded a CBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours List. 1992.

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Appointments, Distinctions

and Events

PARFIT. Revd Eric G. moved to the United States during the Second World War and still lives in Santa Barbara. He has produced films (his 'Men of Brazil" was Brazil's entry for the 1960 Berlin Film Festival). paints landscapes. and from 1975-76 was President of the Santa Barbara Arts Assocation. He was Director of the co-operative Art Gallery 113 in Santa Barbara from 1974-91. He is licensed to officiate by the Episcopal Bishop of Los Angeles.

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year. The Chapel Choir and the Gentlemen of St. John's then contributed, to their usual high standard, followed by a stunning performance of two short works by Delius and Saint-Saens for cello and orchestra, by Alison Atkinson. In the second half of the concert the audience enjoyed Abigail Woods' sensitive and beautiful handling of Mozart's D minor piano concerto.

There is much potential in the college, and one hopes that next year the Music Society will raise its profile further, and facilitate communi­cation between musicians of whatever persuasion or ability, as well as between the college and both the rest of the University and the town.

Catherine Fox

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College Notes

College Officers

The College Officers as of October 1993 are:

The Master:

The President: Senior tutor: Senior Bursar: Deans:

Domestic Bursar: Librarian: Praelector:

Professor Robert Aubrey Hinde, CBE, SeD, FRS

M. Schofield, MA, DPhil RG. Jobling, MA G.A Reid, MA, PhD Rev. AA Macintosh, MA, BD RE. Glasscock, MA, PhD Colonel RH. Robinson, OBE A.J. Saville, MA, ALA Professor P.H. Matthews, MA, FBA

The College Council

As of October 1 993, the College Council consists of:

The Master The President Or Reid Mr Jobling Mr Macintosh Or Hughes Professor Goddard

Or Johnstone Or Beadle Or McConnel Or Matthews (H.R) Colonel Robinson Professor Williamson

The Fellowship

Elected into Fellowships under Title A with effect from I October 1993:

DANIEL KWAN LIANG CHUA, MPhil, PhD (BA 1988, St Catherine's College), Music

JOAO CARLOS MAGUEIJO (BA 1 989, University of Lisbon), Physics

STEPHEN HANCOCK (BA 1990, University of Durham), Astrophysics

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Elected into a Fellowship under Title B with effect from 1 October

1993:

RICHARD CHARLES NOLAN MA

Elected into a Fellowship under Title E with effect from 5 November

1992:

DEBORAH JANET HOWARD MA

Elected into a Fellowship under Title E with effect from 1 October

1993:

MARIA MANUEL GABAO LISBOA BSc, MS, PhD

In view of these appointments, the complete Fellowship as of October

1993 is as follows:

The Master (Professor R.A. Hinde)

The President (Dr M. Schofield)

Or F.S.J. Hollick Dr. F. Smithies Dr G.C. Evans Professor Sir F.H. Hinsley Mr A.G. Lee Dr G.C.L. Bertram Dr KG. Budden Mr A.M.P. Brookes Dr B.H. Farmer Professor R.A. Lyttleton Professor M.V. Wilkes Mr J.R. Bambrough Prfoessor J.A. Crook Mr F. Hanley Dr. E.D. James Dr G.H. Guest Mr K.J. Fascoe Dr R.H. Prince Professor J.R. Goody Mr G.G. Watson Mr A.C. Crook Dr J.A. Charles Dr D.J. II. Garling Professor R.N. Pertram Or G.A. Reid

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Professor P. Boyde Dr J.A. Leake Dr P.A. Linehan Dr A.J. Macfarlane Professor D.L. McMullen Dr E.K. Matthews Mr R.G. Jobling Mr AA. Macintosh Dr J. Staunton Mr D.G. Morgan Dr C.M.P. Johnson Or MA Clarke Dr A.G. Smith Dr W.D. Armstrong Professor J.A. Emerton Dr R.A. Green Professor J. Iliffe Dr J.H. Matthewman Dr G.A Lewis Dr R.F. Griffin Dr T.P. Bayliss Smith Dr S.F. Gull Dr H.P. Hughes Professor P. Goddard Dr P.T. Johnstone

Dr I.M. Hutchings Dr H.R.L. Beadle Or J.B. Hutchison Professor S.F.C. Milsom Professor N.M. Bleehen Dr D.G.D. Wight Dr J.A. Alexander Dr P.P. Sims-Williams Dr R.H. Friend Professor P.A. Jewell Dr R.E. Glasscock Dr J.S.S. Edwards Dr R.P. Tombs Or R.E. McConnel Or D.R. Midgley Dr H.M. Pelling Proessor P.F. Clarke Professor P.H. Matthews Dr M. Richards Mr. J.F. Kerrigan Dr G.J. Burton Dr G.C. Horrocks Dr T.M. Whitelaw Mr S.C. Palmer Dr D.R. Puffett Professor P.S. Dasgupta Professor D.G. Crighton Dr M.E. Welland Dr H.R. Matthews Dr B.J. Heal Dr T.P. Hynes Dr L. Anderlini Dr N.D. Segal Professor I.N. McCave Dr A.C. Metaxas Colonel R.H. Robinson Dr S. Conway Morris Dr D.M. Carrington Dr E.D. Laue Professor O.A. King Dr A.W. Woods Miss A.J. Saville Mr R.G. McCorquodale Dr S.A. Edgley

Dr R. Snaith Mr R.A. Evans Dr U.C. Goswami Dr S.M. Colwell Dr H.E. Watson Professor S. Williamson Dr J.P. McDermott Dr C.O. Lane Professor G.B. Segal Dr D.R. Richards Or A. Winter Dr G.M.T. Watts Mr M.J. Ryan Professor J. Child Mr C.J. Robinson Or Y.M. Suhov Dr S.R.S. Szreter Dr R. Yang Dr I. Lada Dr M.C. Pullan Mr M.G. Davidson Dr D.J. Howard Dr D.K.L. Chua Mr R.C. Nolan Mr J.C. Magueijo Mr S. Hancock Or M.M.G. Lisboa

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Honorary Fellows

The Rt Hon the Lord Brightman Sir Brian Cartledge Sir Hugh Casson The Revd Professor W.O. Chadwick The Rt Revd and Rt Hon

Lord Coggan Professor A MacLeod Cormack Professor Sir David Cox Sir Percy Cradock Sir Humphrey Cripps Sir Samuel Crowe Curran Professor W.A. Deer Professor R.G. Eberhart Sir Vivian Fuchs The Rt Hon the Lord Griffiths Sir John Habbakuk Or N.G. Heatley Professor Sir Brian Hopkin Professor Sir Fred Hoyle Mr D.G. Jacobi

Sir John Megaw Mr E. Miller Or J. Miller Professor Sir Neville Matt The Rt Hon the Lord Mustill Sir Mark Oliphant Professor R.K. Orr Professor R. Penrose Or I. Pesmazoglou Professor Sir Rutherford Robertson Professor Abdus Salam Or M. Singh The Rt. Hon the Lord Templeman Professor F. Thistlethwaite The Rt Revd P.K. Walker Sir Douglas Wass Professor M.H.F. Wilkins Sir David Wilson Professor J. Tuzo Wilson

Fellows' Appointments and Distinctions

BAMBROUGH, John Renford, has accepted the appointment as 0 R and Eva Mitchell Visiting Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas, USA, for the Fall Semester 1 993 (August to December).

BLEEHEN, Prof Norman Montague, was awarded an Honorary Doctorate by the University of Bologna in 1 990.

BUDDEN, Or Kenneth George FRS, has been awarded the 1 993 Heinrich Herz Medal of the American Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers for major original contributions to the theory of electromagnetic waves in ionised media with applications to terrestrial and space communications'.

CHARLES, Or James Anthony, was awarded the Elegant Work Prize by the Institute of Materials for 1 992.

CONWAY MORRIS, Or Simon FRS, was appointed Reader in Evolutionary Palaeobiology in the University of Cambridge from 1 99 1 .

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CRIGHTON, Prof Davi·d G, Head of the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, was awarded an SeD by Cambridge University in July 1993.

EMERTON, Prof John Adney, has been elected President of the International Organzation for the Study of the Old Testament for 1 992-95.

GOODYER, Prof Ian Michael, has been elected to the Foundation Chair of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry in the University of Cambridge.

HINDE, Prof Robert Aubrey CBE SeD FRS, the Master, received an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Edinburgh in 1992, the Frink Medal of the Zoological Society of London, and the Distinguished Career Award of the International Society for the Study of Personal Relationships in the same year. He has also been awarded the G Stanley Hall Medal of the American Psychological Association for 1 993.

JEWELL, Prof Peter Arundel, is Professor Emeritus of Cambridge University, having retired in June 1992. He resigned his Vice Presidency of the Zoological Society of London in the same year.

MATTHEWS, Or Hugh Richard, won a Wellcome prize in physiology for 1 992-93.

MATTHEWS, Prof Peter Hugoe LittD FBA, has been appointed President of the Philological Society for three years from 1 992.

McCAVE, Prof Ian Nicholas, Head of the Department of Earth Sciences in Cambridge, was elected in 1992 as President of the Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research of the International Council of Scientific Unions.

McDERMOTT, Or Joseph Peter, University Lecturer in Chinese, is Visiting Professor at the University of Tokyo for 1 992-3.

PALMER, Mr Stephen Charles FIME, has been appointed Auditor in the Division of Quality Audit, of the Higher Education Quality Council.

PELLING, Or Henry Mathison, became a Fellow of the British Academy in 1 992.

PERHAM, Prof Richard Nelson, Head of the Department of Biochemistry in Cambridge, was elected a Member of the Academia Europeae in 1 992 and in the same year became a member of the Scientific Advisory Committee of the Lister Institute of Preventive Medicine. He is Fogarty International Scholar in Residence at the National Institute of Health, USA, for 1 992-3.

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SNAITH, Or Ronald, was appointed University Lecturer in Organic &

Inorganic Chemistry in Cambridge from 1 99 1 .

WATSON, Goerge Grimes. is Sanders Reader in Bibliography.

WILKES, Prof Maurice Vincent FRS, won the 1 99 1 ITALGAS Prize for Research and Innovation, awarded in Turin in October 1 99 1 . He received the degree of SeD from the University of Cambridge in 1993.

Gifts and Bequests

During 1 99 1 -92 the College received notice of the following gifts and bequests (not including gifts received in connection with the Appeal):

Mrs R. Naiff gave a garden seat to the College in memory of her husband Mr J.C. Naiff (BA 1 935, MA 1 977). The seat has been placed in the Fellows' Garden.

Mrs G. Lord gave a garden seat to the college in memory of her husband Mr S. Lord (a former pupil of the College School).

Mr J.E. Filer (MA 1 962) gave a further gift of £500, bringing the total received from Mr Filer to £8,000.

The executors of the estate of Professor R.M. Jackson (Fellow 1946-86) gave a garden seat to the College in memory of Professor Jackson. The seat is to be placed in the Fellows' Garden.

The family of the late Or J.S. Boys Smith (Fellow 1927-59, 1 969-9 1 , Senior Bursar 1 944-59, Master 1959-69) gave a tree to the College in memory of Or Boys Smith.

Professor D.E. Moggridge (Benlans Fellow 1988-89) paid for an engraved window in the Fisher Building "to commemorate the centenary of the publication of 'Principles of Economics' by Alfred Marshal! (Fellow 1 865-77 and 1885- 1 908. Honorary Fellow 1908-24)".

The College received the gift of a full Hornsea tea service and coffee pot, cutlery, tea tray, six coasters and serviettes from Mr J.C.P. Muir (Schoolteacher Fellow Commoner, Michaelmas Term 1 99 1 ).

The College received a gift of £70 from the Denman Charitable Trust. The gift has been credited to the College Appeal.

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Or D. Smirnov and Miss E. Firsova (Visitors from Eastern Europe, Lent Term 1 992) presented to the College a copy of each of the compositions completed during their visit to the College, together with tape recordings of other compositions. The compositions and tape have been placed in the Library.

The College received a bequest of £10,000 from the estate of Mr W.G. Standring (M.A. 1 925). The bequest will be used to establish a Standring Fund for the general purposes of the College.

The College received a bequest of £ 1 ,695.96 from the estate of Mr H.J. Hoby, a descendant of Mr Thomas Ho by (Matric. 1 545). This bequest was credited to the General Bequests Fund.

List of American Friends' gifts

During the past year the College has received gifts from the following American Friends of Cambridge University:

To the Overseas Scholarship Fund

Mr Robert W. Hawkins, Or William B. Looney, Or H. Steffen Peiser, Mr Roger N. Redford.

To the Tutors' Praeter Fund

Mr N1ichael Bareau, Or Jeffrey D. Bern hard, Mr John G.N. Braithwaite, Professor E.C.B. Hall-Craggs, Or John L. Howarth, Mr Kevin Lewis, Or James M. MacNish, Mr Leslie S. Mayne, Professor Ronald S. Rivlin, Mr Vishwa M. Sakhare, Mr Ewart A.C. Thomas.

To the Cyril George Cooper Fund

Or Robert I. Harker.

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become a Law Lord! The year's social events, culminated once again, with the May Week Garden Party, kindly sponsored by Freshfields. This event was, as usual, greatly lubricated, but was particularly buoyant due to the admittance of non-laywers as well - a suitably fitting end to a great year.

As far as academic activities are concerned, the main event was the annual Simmons & Simmons Mooring Corporation. Once again, to our delight (although probably not the competitors!), we were honoured to have The Right Honourable The Lord Templeman as the distinguished judge. Although the competitors, unusually, entirely consisted of 1st years, the standard was good and Lord Templeman not only amused the audience with his sharp quips but also gave some helpful hints on the skill of mooting which, hopefully, the competitors will be able to put into use in the competition next year.

We were also honoured this year to be addressed by Mr Anthony Inglese, the Legal Director of the Office of Fair Trading. Although the audience was small, Mr Inglese gave a most informative talk on that area of the law with which most undergraduate students are understandably ignorant, emphasis mostly being placed on the professions of Solicitors and Barristers. Hopefully, some of the lawyers and non-lawyers who attended will now have further options open to them when the time comes for choosing their specialisation area or in fact changing it.

In all, the year has been busy but most enjoyable both for the students and for the Committee who have organised it. We hope that future years will retain their reputation as being fun-loving as well as academics, so that the Winfield Society can retain its high proftle within the University.

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Rachel Cauter, President

College Notes

College Officers

The College Officers as of October 1994 are:

The Master The President Senior Tutor Senior Bursar Deans:

Professor Peter Goddard MA PhD FRS M. Schofield MA DPhil

Domestic Bursar Librarian Praelector Organist Chaplain

R.G. Jobling MA G .A. Reid MA PhD Rev. A.A. Macintosh MA BD D.M. Carrington PhD Colonel R.H. Robinson OBE A.J. Saville MA ALA Professor P .H. Matthews MA FBA C.J. Robinson MA BM us CVO Rev. N.l. Moir MA

The College Council

As of October 1994, the College Council consists of: The Master

The President Dr McConnel Dr Reid Dr Matthews (H.R.) Mr Jobling Dr Heal Mr Macintosh Colonel Robinson Dr Johnstone Mr Evans Dr Beadle Professor Williamson

The Fellowship

Elected into Fellowship under Title A with effect from 1 October 1994: REBECCA BRYONY HOYLE (BA 1989, PhD 1994, Trinity College), Applied Mathematics

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TERESA JEAN MORGAN (BA 1990, MA 1994, Clare College), Greek and Roman History MARK GEOFFREY HARRISON (BA 1991, Christ's College), Experimental Solid State Physics JOHN DAVID McCAFERTY (BA 1990, University College, Dublin; St John's College), Irish Church History ULINKA CHRISTIANE RUBLACK (MA 1991, University of Hamburg; Clare College), Early Modern German History CHARLES JASON SPENCE (BA 1991, Balliol College, Oxford; Corpus Christi College), Experimental Psychology

Elected into a Fellowship under Title B with effect from 1 October 1994: RUPERT ARTHUR WOOD (BA 1985, Univeristy College London; PhD 1990 Trinity College), French

Elected into a Fellowship under Title C with effect from 1 October 1994: JACK BEATSON (MA Oxon 1973), Rouse Ball Professor of English Law

The Chaplain

Appointed as Chaplain with effect from 1 October 1994: NICHOLAS IAN MOIR (BA 1982, MA 1986, Gonville and Caius College, BA 1986 Oxon), previously Domestic Chaplain to the Bishop of St. Albans.

In view of these appointments, the complete Fellowship as of October 1994 is as follows:

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The Master (Professor P. Goddard) The President (Dr M. Schofield)

Dr F.S.J. Hollick Dr F. Smithies Dr G.C. Evans Prof Sir F .H. Hinsley Mr A.G. Lee Dr G.C.L. Bertram Dr K.G. Budden Mr A.M.P. Brookes Dr B.H. Farmer Professor RA. Lyttleton Professor M.V. Wilkes Mr J .R Bambrough Professor J.A. Crook Mr F. Hanley Dr E.D. James Dr G.H. Guest Professor R.A. Hinde Mr K.J. Pascoe Dr R.H. Prince Professor J.R Goody Mr G.G. Watson Dr J.A. Charles Dr D.J.H. Garling Professor RN. Perham Dr G.A. Reid Professor P. Boyde Dr J.A. Leake Dr P.A. Linehan Dr A.J. Macfarlane Professor D .L. McMullen Dr E.K. Matthews Mr R.G. Jobling Mr A.A. Macintosh Dr J. Staunton Mr D.G. Morgan Dr C.M.P. Johnson Dr M.A. Cfarke Dr A. G. Smith

Dr W.D. Armstrong Professor J .A. Emerton Dr RA. Green Professor J. Iliffe Dr J .H. Matthewman Dr G .A. Lewis Dr RF. Griffm Dr T.P. Bayliss-Smith Dr S.F. Gull Dr H.P. Hughes Dr P.T. Johnstone Dr I.M. Hutchings Dr H.R.L. Beadle Dr J .B. Hutchison Professor S.F.C. Milsom Professor N .M. Bleehen Dr D.G.D. Wight Dr J.A. Alexander Dr RH. Friend Professor P.A. Jewell Dr RE. Glasscock Dr J.S.S. Edwards Dr R.P. Tombs Dr RE. McConnel Dr D .R. Midgley Dr H.M. Pelling Professor P. F. Clarke Professor P.H. Matthews Dr M. Richards Mr J. F. Kerrigan Dr G.J. Burton Dr G.C. Horrocks Dr T.M. Whitelaw Mr S.C. Palmer Dr D.R. Puffett Professor P.S. Dasgupta Professor D.G. Crighton Dr M.E. Welland

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Dr H.R. Matthews Dr B.J. Heal Dr T.P. Hynes Dr L. Anderlini Professor I.N. McCave Dr A.C. Metaxas Colonel RH Robinson Dr S. Conway Morris Dr D.M. Carrington Dr E.D. Laue Professor D .A. King Dr A.W. Woods Miss A.J. Saville Mr R. G. McCorquodale Dr S.A. Edgley Dr R. Snaith Mr R.A. Evans Dr U.C. Goswami Dr S.M. Colwell Dr H.E. Watson Professor S. Williamson Dr J.P. McDermott Dr C.O. Lane Professor G .B. Segal Dr D .R. Richards

Dr A. Winter Dr G.M.T. Watts Mr M.J. Ryan Professor J. Child Mr C.J. Robinson Dr Y.M. Suhov Dr S.R.S. Szreter Dr R. Yang Dr I. Lada Dr M.C. Pullan Mr M.G. Davidson Dr D .J. Ho ward Dr D.K.L. Chua Mr R.C. Nolan Mr J.C. Magueijo Mr S. Hancock Dr M.M.G. Lisboa Mr R.A. Wood Dr R.B. Hoyle Miss T.J. Morgan Mr M. G. Harrison Professor J. Beatson Mr J.D. McCafferty Miss U.C. Rublack Mr C.J. Spence

Honorary Fellows

The Rt Hon Lord Brightman Sir Brian Cartledge Sir Hugh Casson The Revd Prof W.O. Chadwick The Rt Revd & Rt Hon

Lord Coggan Professor A. MacLeod Cormack Professor Sir David Cox Sir Percy Cradock Sir Humphrey Cripps Sir Samuel Crowe Curran

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Professor W.A. Deer Professor R.G. Eberhart Sir Vivian Fuchs The Rt Hon the Lord Griffiths Sir John Habbakuk Dr N. G. Heatley Professor Sir Brian Hopkin Professor J.H. Horlock Professor Sir Fred Hoyle Dr D.G. Jacobi Sir John Megaw

Mr E. Miller Dr J. W. Miller Professor Sir Neville Mort

The Rt Hon the Lord Mustill Sir Mark Oliphant Professor R.K. Orr Professor Sir Roger Penrose Dr I. Pesmazoglou

Prof Sir Rutherford Robinson Professor Abdus Salam Dr M. Singh The Rt Hon the Lord Templeman Professor F. Thistlethwaite The Rt Revd P .K. Walker Sir Douglas Wass Professor M.H.F. Wilkins Sir David Wilson

Fellows' Appointments and Distinctions

ALEXANDER, Dr John Amyas, is now Vice Chairman of the Society for Archaeological Research in the Sudan.

BLEEHEN, Prof Norman, was awarded a CBE in the New Year's Honours List and the Triennial Prize of the International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer in 1994.

BOYDE, Prof Patrick, was awarded the Serena Medal of the British Academy in July 1994.

BUSH, Revd George R., has been appointed Vicar of St Anne, Hoxton, with St Columba in the diocese of London with effect from September 1994.

CRIGHTON, Prof David George, became a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1993. He received the Per Bruel Gold Medal for Acoustics, from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers in 1993. He is also the Editor of the 'Proceedings' of the Royal Society of London.

GODDARD, Prof Peter, was elected Master of St John's College, Cambridge from 1 October 1994.

GUEST, Dr George, was elected President of the Friends of Cathedral Music in 1993.

KING, Prof David Anthony, was appointed Head of the Department of Chemistry with effect from 1 October 1993. He is also the Texas A & M New Frontiers Lecturer 1993 and Dupont Distinguished Lecturer, Indiana 1993.

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MATIHEWS, Dr Hugh R., was appointed University Lecturer in the Department of Physiology for 3 years from 1 January 1995.

PERHAM, Prof Richard N., won the 1993 Max Planck Research Prize for outstanding research in biochemistry, notably in the field of protein structure and protein engineering. He was also appointed a member of the Consiglis Scientifico of the Instituto di Biochimica della Proteine, CNR, Naples.

RYAN, Dr Magnus, has a five-year Fellowship at All Souls, Oxford from October 1994.

WATIS, Dr Gerard, has a 2 year NSERC (Canada) Fellowship at the Universite de Montreal and a 5 year EPSRC (UK) Advanced Fellowship, both to start in 1994.

WINTER, Dr Alison, was appointed Assistant Professor (History) at the California Institute of Technology beginning in the Autumn Term 1994.

Gifts and Bequests

During 1992-93 the College received notice of the following gifts and bequests (not including gifts received in connection with the Appeal):

Mr J.E. Filer (BA 1958) gave a further gift of £500, bringing the total received from Mr Filer to £8,500. The gift has been credited to the Filer Fund "towards the maintenance of the College and Fellows' gardens".

The executors of Mr A.D. Page gave £1,000 "towards the upkeep of the College Library". The bequest has been credited to the Library Investment Fund.

The executors of Professor H.D. Westlake (BA 1929, Fellow 1932-35) gave £2,000. The bequest has been credited to the General Bequests Fund.

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Professor C.W.F. Higham (Benians Fellow 1991-92) has offered to the College the royalties from his book on the Bronze Age of Southeast Asia. The receipts will be credited to the Library Investment Fund.

The College has now received a total bequest of £93,973.44 from the estate of William Gaskell (BA 1895, MA 1910). In accordance with the terms of Mr Gaskell's Will, the Council agreed (on 16 February 1989) that the income could be used �rincipally to fund Benefactors' Students and (on 21 November 1991) also to award two further first year prizes.

The executors of Professor A.V. Stephens (BA 1930, MA 1934; Fellow 1934-39) gave £1,000 "for the general purposes of St John's College". The bequest has been credited to the General Bequests Fund.

The College received £200 from Professor Goody, half to be put towards the improvement of lavatory arrangements in College, and half towards tne provision of a swimming pool. The gift has been credited to the College Appeal for these purposes.

The College received a gift of books and a picture bequeathed by Dr Francis T. Bacon. The books will be placed in the Library and the picture will be hung in the Parsons Room.

Mr E.H. Foottit (BA 1931; MA 1944) gave a gift of £500 on behalf of the Coventry Boy Foundation. The gift has been credited to the Foottit (Coventry Boy Foundation) Fund (for repair and improvement of College buildings).

The College received a bequest of £300 from the estate of the late S.M. Epps (BA 1922, MA 1926): £100 "for the maintenance of the chapel services" credited to the Alldred Fund and £,200 "to augment the Capital Fund of the Brian Runnett Exhibition ' credited to the Runnett Fund.

Professor R. Fischer, Royal College of Music, visiting piano teacher, has offered the College the permanent loan of a Challen baby grand piano. The loan has been accepted and the piano placed in Practice Room 1.

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During the past year the College has received gifts from the following American Friends of Cambridge University:

To the Overseas Scholarships Fund

Dr Robert I. Harker, Dr H. Steffen Peiser, Mr Roger N. Radford.

To the Tutors' Praeter Fund

Mr P.M. Bareau, Dr Eliot Duncombe, Professor E.C.B. Hall­Craggs, Dr John L. Howarth, Mr Michael S. Neff, Mr Richard A. Radford.

To the Hinsley Award Fund

Professor Kenneth R. Maxwell.

To the Cyril George Cooper Memorial Fund

Mr and Mrs F.W. Wozencraft.

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Members' News

Bulletin

The Members' News section is compiled chiefly from the Biographical Record cards sent in each year. Over the past three years the response has been excellent and we are grateful to all those who return cards or send in CVs or letters. Please give us as much explanation of what you are doing as possible, as we are occasionally mystified by acronyms or company names. This year'� section went to press at the end of June, but news received after that date will be collated for the 1995 edition. Whilst we can't publish everything, all your information is flled as part of the College's longstanding archive of biographical material about its Members.

The Biographical Archive, Biographical Database and the future

This archive, which is very much alive, covers every Member of St John's since comprehensive admissions records began in 1629, and combines information from College and University sources, notes on later lives and careers, and an ad hoc

collection of press cuttings, letters and miscellaneous documents. It is the cumulative work of College Fellows and others, beginning with Thomas Baker in the 18th century. J.E.B. Mayor and Sir Robert Scott (Master 1908-33) published the College Admissions Registers, with extensive biographical notes, up to 1802. F.P. White (Fellow 1919-69) began to transfer all the available information onto individual record sheets, a process continued by N.C. Buck (Sub Librarian 1956-82) and then by Malcolm Pratt, Sub Librarian, who retired in 1990. The archive is now in my care, but I rely very much on Malcolm and others who continue to fmd and supply information. Together with a related collection of books and pamphlets which are a rich source of biographical information, the archive provides material for genealogists and biographers, and is used to answer a wide variety of enquiries.

Over the past four years a computer held database of biographical information has also been built up, and will continue to grow. As well as helping to keep in touch with the burgeoning number of ever more mobile Johnians, this database, together with the documentary archive, will ultimately provide the material for an ambitious project to mark the College's 500th anniversary in 2011 - a Who's Who style Biographical Register of 20th Century Johnians. The backbone of each entry will be the details of birth, parentage and schooling recorded for every Member in the Admissions Registers together with basic details of College and University career, but supplemented wherever possible by information on later occupations, achievements, marriages and children. Although some systematic research can and will be done, we will rely very much on your goodwill and support in providing information for inclusion and hope that you will feel that this is a worthwhile project and a fitting marker of the College's half millenium.

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College Notes

College Officers

The College Officers as of October 1995 are:

The Master The President Senior Tutor Senior Bursar Deans:

Domestic Bursar Librarian Praelector Organist Chaplain

Professor Peter Goddard MA PhD FRS Reverend A.A. Macintosh MA BD R.G. Jobling MA G.A. Reid MA PhD Reverend A.A. Macintosh MA BD D.M. Carrington BA PhD Colonel R.H. Robinson OBE A.J. Saville MA ALA Professor PH. Matthews MA FBA C.]. Robinson MA BMus CVO Reverend N. I. Moir MA

T he College Council

As of October 1995, the College Council consists of

The Master

The President Dr Charles Dr Reid Dr Leake Dr Linehan Mr Jobling

Dr Smith Dr Metaxas Colonel Robinson Dr Colwell Professor Segal Professor Beatson

T he Fellowship

Elected to a Fellowship under Title B and appointed a Lecturer in Physics from 1 October 1995:

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B.D. SIMONS, BA 1987, (MA, PhD 1991, Selwyn College)

Elected to a Fellowship under Title B and appointed a Lecturer in Law from 1 October 1995:

PT. TRIDIMAS, LLB. 1984, (University of Athens; LLM 1985, PhD 1991, Girton College)

Elected to a Fellowship under Title B and appointed a Lecturer in Chemistry from 1 October 1995:

].B. SPENCER, (BSc 1984, PhD 1987, University of South­ampton)

Elected to a Fellowship under Title E and appointed a Supervisor in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic from 1 October 1995:

M. NI MHAONAIGH, (BA 1984, MA 1986, PhD 1994, Univer­sity College Cork)

Elected to Fellowships under Title A with effect from 1 October 1995:

K.C. PLAISTED, (BSc 1991, University College, London; PhD 1995, King's College), Experimental Psychology

C. TELEMAN, (BA, MA 1991, PhD 1994, Harvard University; MSc 1994, Emmanuel College; Stanford University), Mathematics

PA. SHAH, (BA 1989, Girton College), Theoretical Physics

J.P HESK, (BA 1991, Corpus Christi College, Oxford; King's College), Classics

T.A. INSOLL, (BA 1992, University of Sheffield; StJohn's College), Archaeology

S. F. CAW SEY, (BA 1992, University College, London; Balliol College, Oxford), Medieval History.

In view of these appointments, the complete Fellowship as of October 1995 is as follows:

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The Master (Professor P. Goddard)

The President (Mr A.A. Macintosh)

Dr F.S.J. Hollick Dr F. Smithies Dr G.C. Evans Professor Sir F.H. Hinsley Mr A.G. Lee Dr G.C.L. Bertram Dr K.G. Budden Mr A.M.P. Brookes Dr B.H. Farmer Professor M.V W ilkes Mr J.R. Bambrough Professor J.A. Crook Mr F. Hanley Dr E.D. James Dr G.H. Guest Professor R.A. Hinde Dr R.H. Prince Professor J.R. Goody Mr G.G. Watson Dr J.A. Charles Dr D.J.H. Garling Professor R.N. Perham Dr G.A. Reid Professor P. Boyde Dr J.A. Leake Dr P.A. Linehan Dr A.J. Macfarlane Professor D.L. McMullen Dr E.K. Matthews Mr R.G. Jobling Dr J. Staunton Mr D.G. Morgan Dr C.M.P. Johnson Dr M.A. Clarke Dr A. G. Smith Dr WD. Armstrong

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Professor J.A. Emerton Dr R.A. Green Professor ]. Iliffe Dr ].H. Matthewman Dr M. Schofield Dr G.A. Lewis Dr R. F. Griffm Dr T.P. Bayliss-Smith Dr S. F. Gull Dr H.P. Hughes Dr P.T. Johnstone Dr I.M. Hutchings Dr H.R.L. Beadle Dr J.B. Hutchison Professor S. F.C. Milsom Professor N.M. Bleehen Dr D. G.D. W ight Dr J.A. Alexander Professor R.H. Friend Professor P.A. Jewell Dr R.E. Glasscock Dr R.P. Tombs Dr R.E. McConnel Dr D.R. Midgley Dr H.M. Pelling Professor P.F. Clarke Professor P.H. Matthews Dr M. Richards Mr J. F. Kerrigan Dr G.]. Burton Dr G. C. Horrocks Dr T.M. W hitelaw Mr S.C. Palmer Dr D.R. Puffett Professor P.S. Dasgupta Professor D. G. Crighton

Dr M.E. Welland Dr H.R. Matthews Dr B.]. Heal Dr T.P. Hynes Dr L. Anderlini Professor I.N. McCave Dr A. C. Metaxas Colonel R.H. Robinson Professor S. Conway Morris Dr D.M. Carrington Dr E.D. Laue Dr A.W Woods Miss AJ. Saville Dr S.A. Edgley Dr R. Snaith Mr R.A. Evans Dr U.C. Goswami Dr S.M. Colwell Dr H.E. Watson Professor S. W illiamson Dr J.P. McDermott Dr C.O. Lane Professor G.B. Segal Professor J. Child Mr CJ. Robinson DrYM. Suhov

Dr S.R.S. Szreter Dr M. C. Pullan Dr DJ. Howard Dr D.K.L. Chua Mr R.C. Nolan Dr ].C. Magueijo Dr S. Hancock Dr M.M. G. Lis boa Dr R.A. Wood Dr R.B. Hoyle Dr T.J. Morgan Mr M. G. Harrison Professor J. Beatson Mr ].D. McCafferty Dr U.C. Rublack Mr CJ. Spence Dr B.D. Simons Dr P. T. Tridimas Dr K. C. Plaisted Dr C. Teleman Mr P.A. Shah Mr J.P. Hesk Mr T.A. Insoll Miss S. F. Cawsey Dr M. Ni Mhaonaigh Dr J.B. Spencer

Honorary Fellows

The Rt Hon the Lord Brightman

Sir Brian Cardedge Sir Hugh Casson The Revd Professor W 0.

Chad wick The Rt Revd & Rt Hon Lord

Coggan Professor A. MacLeod

Cormack

Professor Sir David Cox Sir Percy Cradock Sir Humphrey Cripps Sir Samuel Curran Professor WA. Deer Professor R.G. Eberhart Sir Vivian Fuchs The Rt Hon the Lord Griffiths Sir John Habbakuk Dr N. G. Headey

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Professor Sir Brian Hopkin Professor J.H. Horlock Professor Sir Fred Hoyle Dr D. G. Jacobi Sir John Megaw Mr E. Miller Dr J.W Miller Professor Sir Neville Mott The Rt Hon the Lord Mustill Sir Mark Oliphant Professor R.K. Orr Professor Sir Roger Penrose Dr I. Pesmazoglou Professor Sir Rutherford

Robertson Professor Abdus Salam Dr M. Singh The Rt Hon the Lord

Templeman Professor F. Thistlethwaite The Rt Revd P.K. Walker Sir Douglas Wass Professor M.H.F. Wilkins Sir David Wilson Mr Justice R .J. Goldstone Lord Hope of Craighead Sir Tim Lankester

Fellows' Appointments and Distinctions

ALEXANDER, Dr John A., is now Vice President of the Society for Archaeological Research in the Sudan.

BEATSON, Prof. Jack, was appointed Honorary Bencher of the Inner Temple in 1993 and Honorary Fellow of Merton College, University of Oxford in 1994.

BOYDE, Prof. Patrick, was awarded the Serena Medal for Italian Studies by the British Academy in July 1994 and the Gold Medal of Societi Dantesca Italiana (Florence) in June 1995.

CONWAY MORRIS, Dr Simon, has been appointed to an ad hominem Professorship from October 1995. He received an Honorary Science Degree from the University of Uppsala, Sweden in 1993.

CLARKE, Dr Malcolm A., was appointed Reader in Commercial Contract Law in the University of Cambridge from October 1993.

CRIGHTON, Prof. David G., received the Carl-Friedrich-Gauss Medal, Braunschweig, Germany in June 1995. He is also to take the Prandtl Memorial Lecture, Hamburg in July 1995.

CROOK, Prof. John A., has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Law from the University of Freiburg in Breisgau.

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DASGUPTA, Prof. Partha, was elected an Honorary Fellow of the London School of Econornics in 1994.

FRIEND, Dr Richard H., has been elected Cavendish Professor of Physics from 1 October 1995.

GARLING, Dr D.J.H. (Ben), has been appointed a University Pro­Proctor for 1995-96 and will also serve as Proctor for 1996-97 and as Deputy Procter for 1997-98.

GODDARD, Prof. Peter, Master of St John's, Senior Fellow of the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, University of Cambridge, and Honorary Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin, has been awarded a grant from the Schlumberger Stichting Fund for Science, Technology and Research.

GOSWAMI, Dr Usha C., was awarded the Alexander Von Humboldt Fellowship from September 1995 to April 1996.

HUTCHINGS, Dr Ian M., was awarded the Tribology Trust Silver Medal by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, London, in December 1994.

JOBLING, Raymond G., was appointed a non-executive Director of the Can1bridge & Huntingdon Health Commission.

KING, Prof. David A., has been pre-elected to the mastership of Downing College from 1 October 1995.

LADA, Dr Ismene, has been appointed to a Lectureship in Classics at the University of Nottingham from October 1995.

LEAKE, Dr John A., was elected a member of the University Council and a member of the General Board from 1 January 1995.

McCAFFERTY, John D., has been appointed Assistant Lecturer in Medieval History at University College, Dublin fi·om October 1994.

McCAVE, Prof. Ian N., has been awarded the Francis P. Shepard Medal of the US Society for Sedimentary Geology 'in recognition of his excellence in research in the fields of marine sedimentology, including fundamental contributions in bedform genesis, suspended

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matter and nepheloid layers and deep-sea erosion and deposition, as well as his intellectual leadership in the direction of marine geology and oceanography.'

McCORQUODALE, Robert G., has been appointed a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Law at the Australian National University. He also helped draft the new Malawi constitution.

McMULLEN, Prof. David L., was elected a Fellow of the British Academy from 7 July 1994.

SUHOV, Dr Yuri M., has been elected to a Personal Readership in Probability from 1 October 1995.

W ELLAND, Dr Mark E., has been elected to a Readership in Nanoscale Science from 1 October 1995. He has also been elected a member of Council of the Royal Microscopical Society.

W ILLIAMSON, Prof. Stephen, was elected a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers from January 1995.

Bequests and Donations to the College

During 1993-94 the College received notice of the following gifts and bequests (not including gifts received in connection with the Appeal):

Mr H.K. Hill (BA 1954, MA 1958) gave £250 with the request that it be applied for the purpose of travel exhibitions, such as the Samuel Nunn. The gift has been added to the Samuel Nunn Fund.

The College has received a total bequest of £38,281.61 from the estate of the Reverend F.E.PS. Langton (BA 1922, MA 1933). Mr Langton's will directed that the income is "to be applied for the general purposes of StJohn's College with the request (not amount­ing to a trust) that the capital of the said moiety should form a Fund to be known as the Tryphena Viola Moseley Fund the income from which is to be used at the discretion of the College Council of St

John's College for educational purposes (including prizes and grants for travel) for the benefit of undergraduate members of St John's College preferably sons of Church of England clergy and so far as

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possible in such a way as Government and Local Authority Grants to recipients will not be reduced or withdrawn." The Council agreed that the income from this Fund be used principally to fund a Benefactors' Scholar, or, on the recommendation of the Tutors, to provide assistance to junior members who are the children of Church of England clergy, or for such other purposes of the College as may be agreed from time to time by the Council.

The College received an anonymous donation by Gift Aid of £1,333.33 (gross amount). The Research Awards and Grants Committee approved a grant of this sum to G. Csanyi.

The College received a bequest of £60,000 from the estate of the late Dr R. Robson (BA 1926, MA 1931). Agreed gratefully to accept the bequest and, in accordance with Dr Robson's wishes, to establish a Robson Fund, the income to be used for the general purposes of the College, preference to be given to the support of Mathematics or Economics.

Professor R.J. Loewe (BA 1942, MA 1946) gave to the College his Library of Hebraica, Judaica and Semitica, plus a small number of Greek and Latin reference books, local history and English litera­ture. The gift was accepted following agreement with Professor Loewe allowing the College to dispose of those books which its does not require.

Dr S.D. Dover (BA 1965, MA 1969) gave £375 by Gift Aid as a contribution towards the cost of producing the 1995 Yearbook.

The College received an anonymous donation by Gift Aid of £1,500 (gross amount). The Council approved a grant of this sum to PN. Scriven (BA 1993, Organ Student 1990-93) towards the cost of a course which he is attending at the Hochschule fur Musik in Vienna.

Mr A.H. Norris (BA 1972, MA 1976) agreed to waive his fee for his Opinion in respect of the plans to avoid Value Added Tax in respect of the New Library.

The College received a bequest of £240 from the estate of the late Mr R.F. Avery (BA 1922, MA 1936) "in payment" of an exhibi-

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tion awarded to him in 1928. The bequest bas been credited to the General Bequests Fund.

The College received a gift by Gift Aid from Mrs Daniel to estab­lish a Ruth Daniel Choir Fund (the income to be applied for the purpose of commissioning musical works for performance by the College Choir or otherwise for the purposes of the College Choir); and, on the recommendation of the Organist, a setting of the Evensong Canticles has been commissioned from Mr A .J. Gant (BA 1984; Choral Student 1981-84), the fee to be charged to this Fund.

The College received a gift of £100 from Mrs M. Smith, in grati­tude for the College's allowing her son, A.B. Smith (BA 1981, MA 1987; Choral Student 1978-81) the use of the Chapel for the solem­nisation of his marriage on 8 January 1994. At Mrs Smith's request, the gift has been credited to the Alldred Fund (for the benefit of the Chapel).

The College has received a gift of £50 from Professor E.C.B. Hall­Craggs. In accordance with Professor Hall-Craggs' request, the gift has been credited to the Tutors' Praeter Fund.

The College has received a bequest of £10,000 for the general purposes of the College under the W ill Trusts of the late Dr J.S. Boys Smith (Fellow 1927-59, 1969-91, Senior Bursar 1944-59, Master 1959-69, Vice-Chancellor 1963-65) which became distrib­utable following the death, on 7 March 1994, of his widow, Mrs G.S. Boys Smith. The Council have agreed to establish a Boys Smith Fund, for use in the first instance to fund a Benefactors' Scholar. They have further agreed that should, at some date in the future, a use emerge which would be a suitable memorial to Dr Boys Smith, then the matter will be reconsidered.

From the following American Friends of Cambridge University:

To the Overseas Scholarships Fund

Mr Milan L. Hauner, Dr H. Steffen Peiser, Mr Roger N. Radford, Miss Susan L. Schwartz, Dr H. Kenneth Snipes, Dr Derek P. Stables, Dr Rodney Vaughan (bequest) and Dr Ronald F. Webbink.

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To the Tutors' Praeter Fund

Mr John G.N. Braithwaite, Dr Eliot Duncombe, Professor E.C.B. Hall-Craggs, Mr Lewis Kevin and Mr Richard A. Radford.

To the Hinsley Award Fund

Professor Kenneth R. Maxwell, Mr Robert Dean Pope and Professor J.H.M. Salmon.

To the Cyril George Cooper Memorial Fund

Dr R. Ian Harker and Mr Frank M. McKinney.

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Members of the Club

Dr G.C.L. Bertram Dr K.G. Budden Mr A.M.P. Brookes

Professor G. Daniel Professor D. V Davies Professor WA. Deer Revd. J.M. Duckworth Dr G.C. Evans Mr B.H. Farmer

Professor Sir H. Hinsley Mr R.L. Howland

Professor Sir F. Hoyle Professor K.J. Le Couteur Mr A.G. Lee

Professor R.A. Lyttleton Professor E. Miller Professor R.K. Orr Professor A.J.B. Robertson Mr K. Scott Dr F. Smithies

Professor F. Thistlethwaite Dr P.L. Willmore Dr R.H. Winfield

Died 1986 Died 1969

Died 1980

Died 1996

Died 1986

Died 1995

Died 1987 Died 1984

Died 1995 Died 1970

Dinners Taken

42 17 11 15

2 16 17 44 26 34 20 13 7

40 2

38 15 10 20 36 18 14 2

Greatest attendances: 1947-16, 1985- 15. 1946- No record

Colin Bertram

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College Notes

College Officers

The College Officers as of October 1996 are:

The Master The President Senior Tutor Senior Bursar Deans:

Domestic Bursar Librarian

Praelector Organist Chaplain

Professor P. Goddard MA PhD FRS Reverend A.A. Macintosh MA BD R.G. Jobling MA G.A. Reid MA PhD Reverend A.A. Macintosh MA BD D.M. Carrington BA, PhD Colonel R.H. Robinson OBE A.J. Saville MA ALA

Professor P.H. Matthews MA FBA C.]. Robinson MA BMus CVO Reverend N.I. Moir MA

T he College Council

As of October 1996, the College Council consists of

The President Dr Charles Dr Reid Dr Leake Dr Linehan Mr Jobling

The Master

( 1997) (1997) (1998) (1999) (1997) (1999)

Dr Bayliss-Sm.i.th Dr Snaith

Professor Segal Mr Nolan Dr Morgan

Professor Beatson

T he Fellowship

(2000) ( 1998) (1998) (2000) (2000) (1999)

Elected to a Fellowship under Title B and appointed a Lecturer m

Engineering from 1 October 1996:

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Duncan Campbell McFarlane (BA 1984, University of Melbourne; PhD Queens' College 1988)

Elected to a Fellowship under Title B and appointed a Lecturer in Economics from 1 October 1996:

Diana Vivienne Ogilvy Barrowclough (MA 1985, University of Auckland; MPhil Jesus College 1993)

Elected to Fellowships under Title A with effect from 1 October 1996:

Catherine Isobel McClay (BEng 1992, Imperial College, London; PhD St John's College 1996), Electrical Engineering.

Catherine Mary Keen (BA 1992, St John's College), Medieval Italian Literature

Mary Rachel Laven (BA 1992, Jesus College; MA 1993, Warburg Institute, London; University of Leicester), Early Modern Italian History

Simon James Harrison (BA 1991, St John's College, Oxford; Trinity College), Ancient Philosophy and Patristic Theology

Michael Reginald Frogley (BSc 1993, University of Kingston; Fitzwilliam College), Earth Sciences

In view of these appointments, the complete Fellowship as of October 1996 is as follows:

The Master (Professor P Goddard)

The President (Reverend A.A. Macintosh)

Dr F.S.J. Hollick Dr F. Smithies Dr G. C. Evans Professor Sir F.H. Hinsley Mr A. G. Lee Dr G.C.L. Bertram

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Dr K.G. Budden Mr A.M.P Brookes Professor M. V W ilkes Mr JR. Bambrough Professor JA. Crook Mr F. Hanley

Dr E.D. James Dr G.H. Guest Professor R.A. Hinde Dr R.H. Prince Professor JR. Goody Mr G.G. Watson Dr JA. Charles Dr D.J.H. Garling Professor R.N. Perham Dr G.A. Reid Professor P Boyde Dr JA. Leake Dr P.A. Linehan Dr A.J. Macfarlane Professor D.L. McMullen Dr E.K. Matthews Mr R.G. Jobling Dr J Staunton Mr D. G. Morgan Dr C.M.P Johnson Dr M.A. Clarke Dr A.G. Smith Dr WD. Armstrong Professor JA. Emerton Dr R.A. Green Professor J Iliffe Dr JH. Matthewman Dr M. Scj1ofield Dr G.A. Lewis Dr R.F. Griffin Dr T.P. Bayliss-Sm.ith Dr S.F. Gull Dr H.P. Hughes Dr P.T. Johnstone Dr I.M. Hutchings Dr H.R.L. Beadle Dr JB. Hutchison Professor S.F.C. Milsom Professor N.M. Bleehen Dr D.G.D. Wight Dr JA. Alexander Professor R.H. Friend Professor P.A. Jewell Dr R.E. Glasscock Dr R.P Tombs Dr R.E. McConnel Dr D.R. Midgley Dr H.M. Pelling

Professor PF. Clarke Professor PH. Matthews Dr M. Richards Mr JF. Kerrigan Dr G.J. Burton Dr G. C. Horrocks Dr T.M. W hitelaw Dr D.R. Puffett Professor P.S. Dasgupta Professor D.G. Crighton Dr M.E. Welland Dr H.R. Matthews Dr B.J. Heal Dr T.P. Hynes Dr L. Anderlini Professor I.N. McCave Dr A.C. Metaxas Colonel R.H. Robinson Professor S. Conway Morris Dr D.M. Carrington Dr E.D. Laue Miss A.J. Saville Dr S.A. Edgley Dr R. Sna.ith Mr R.A. Evans Dr U. C. Goswami Dr S.M. Colwell Dr H.E. Watson Professor S. Williamson Dr JP. McDermott Dr C.O. Lane Professor G.B. Segal Professor J Child Mr C.J Robinson Dr Y.M. Suhov Dr S.R.S. Szreter Dr DJ. Howard Dr D.K.L. Chua Mr R.C. Nolan Dr S. Hancock Dr M.M.G. Lisboa Dr R.A. Wood Dr R.B. Hoyle Dr T.J. Morgan Professor J Beatson Dr M.G. Harrison Dr U.C. Rublack Dr C.J. Spence

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Dr B.D. Simons Dr P.T. Tridimas Dr K.C. Plaisted Dr C. Teleman MrJ.P. Hesk Dr TA. Insoll Dr M. Ni Mhaonaigh Or J.B. Spencer

Dr D.C. McFarlane Dr C.l. McClay Miss C.M. Keen Miss M.R. Laven Miss D.V.O. Barrowclough Mr S.J. Harrison Mr M .R. Frogley

Honorary Fellows

The Rt Hon the Lord Brightman Sir Brian Cartledge Sir Hugh Casson The Revd Professor W.O. Chadwick The Rt Revd & Rt Hon Lord Coggan Professor A. MacLeod Cormack Professor Sir David Cox The Rt Hon Sir Percy Cradock Sir Humphrey Cripps Sir Samuel Curran Professor WA. Deer Professor R.G. Eberhart Sir Vivian Fuchs Mr Justice R.J. Goldstone The Rt Hon the Lord Griffiths Sir John Habbakuk Dr N.G. Heatley The Rt Hon the Lord Hope of Craighead Professor Sir Brian Hopkin Professor J.H. Horlock

Professor Sir Fred Hoyle Dr D. G. Jacobi Sir Christophor Laidlaw Sir Tim Lankester Sir John Megaw Mr E. Miller Dr J.W Miller The Rt Hon the Lord Mustill Sir Mark Oliphant Professor R.K. Orr Professor Sir Roger Penrose Dr I. Pesmazoglou Professor Sir Ruthetford Robertson Professor Abdus Salam Dr M. Singh The Rt Hon the Lord Templeman Professor F. Thistlethwaite The Rt Revd P.K. Walker Sir Douglas Wass Professor M.H.F. Wilkins Sir David Wilson

Fellows' Appointments and Distinctions

BEADLE, Dr H.R.L., has been elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London.

BEATSON, Prof. ]. , was appointed a part-tim.e member of the Monopolies and Mergers Commission from December 1995.

BERTRAM, Dr G.C.L., Director from 1949 to 1956 of the Scott Polar Research Institute, celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of the British Graham Land Expedition to Antarctica of 1934 to 193 7.

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CHILD, Prof.]. , Guinness Professor of Management Studies, The Judge Institute of Management Studies, was awarded an Honorary Doctorate by the Helsinki School of Economics and Business Administration on 24 May 1996. The Board of the School elected to honour him in the context of the celebration of the 50th anniver­sary of the first ceremonial conferm.ent of doctoral and masters degrees in the School and in Finland.

FRIEND, Prof. R.H., has been awarded the 1996 Hewlett-Packard Europhysics Prize by the European Physical Society, for his outstanding achievements in Condensed Matter Physics. His basic research on the nature of excitations in semiconducting organic polymer chains led to the pioneering development of light emitting polymer diodes.

HARRISON, Dr M.G., received his PhD from Christ's College, in 1995.

HEAL, Dr B.]., has been appointed a Reader in Philosophy in the Faculty ofPhilosophy, from 1 October 1996.

HINDE, Prof. R.A., former Master, was awarded an Honorary Doctorate by the University of Western Ontario, in 1996.

HOWARD, Dr D.]., has been appointed a Reader in Architectural History in the Faculty of Architecture and History of Art, from 1 October 1966.

JAMBS, Dr E.D, has been elected Chairman of the Society for Seventeenth-Century French Studies.

LISBOA, Dr M.M.G., has been appointed University Lecturer in Spanish and Portuguese, from 1 October 1996 for three years.

METAXAS, Dr A.C., has been made a Fellow of the Institution of Electrical Engineers.

REID, Dr G.A., Senior Bursar, has been elected an Honorary Councillor of Cambridge City Council.

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SNAITH, Dr R., has won the Royal Society of Chemistry's 1995 Main Group Element Award and Medal, given in recognition of his seminal contributions to the development of the molecular chem­istry of the early main group elements, notably the s-block elements and particularly lithium.

W ILLIAMSON, Prof S., has been appointed a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering.

Bequests and Donations to the College

During 1994-95 the College received notice of the following gifts and bequests (not including gifts received in connection with the Appeal):

Mr E.H. Foottit (BA 1931, MA 1944) gave £2,000 on behalf of the Coventry Boy Foundation. The gift has been credited to the Foottit (Coventry Boy Foundation) Fund, for the repair and improvement of College buildings.

Professor G.L. Fain, Professor of Ophthalmology and Physiological Science, Associate Director, Jules Stein Institute, University of California, U.S.A., gave £183.05 towards the refurbishment of guest rooms.

Dr J.R.M. Vaughan (BA 1948, MA 1957, Ph.D. 1973) gave £181.46 'as a thank you for that splendid dinner' [at the Fellows' Table on 26 April 1994). The gift has been credited to the Tutors' Praeter Fund.

The College has received a total bequest of £308,419.57 for the general purposes of the College from the estate of Mr J.C. Hall (BA 1948, LL.B. 1951, MA 1952; Fellow 1955-92; Tutor 1961-83; Senior Tutor 1972-83). AJohn Hall Fund has been constituted and the bequest credited to that Fund.

Mr R.H.J. ]ones (BA 1953, LLB 1962) gave £100 as 'a gesture of support for the College' . The gift has been credited to the account for expenditure on guest rooms.

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The son of Mr S. Lord (a former pupil of St John's College School) has made a gift to the College of a garden seat on behalf of his family.

The daughter of Mr K.J. Pascoe (Fellow 1960-94) has made a gift to the College of a garden seat on behalf of Mr Pascoe's family.

The College received a bequest of £10,000 from the estate of the late Colonel R.P Tong (Choral Student 1932-35; BA 1935, MA 1939). In accordance with Colonel Tong's wishes, the bequest has been credited to the College Campaign Fund.

Mrs A. C. H. Cherry gave the sum of £400 by gift aid. At Mrs Cherry's request the sum has been credited to the Ernest Harry Cherry Memorial Scholarship Fund (for the benefit of a Chorister attending the College School).

Mrs P.E. Williams, widow of E. F. Williams (MA 1946), gave the sum of £5,000 in order to establish a Professor Ernest Frank Williams Fund, to provide one or more Scholarships or Studentships in Natural Sciences. A Professor Ernest Frank Williams Fund has been constituted and the gift credited to that Fund.

The College has received a bequest of $1,000 under the will of the late Dr JR. M. Vaughan (BA 1948, MA 1957, Ph. D. 1973) and gifts in his memory of £20 and $50. With the consent of Dr Vaughan's widow, the gifts and bequest have been credited to the Overseas Scholarships Fund, which fund supports the H.S. Davies and R.M. Jackson Student.

The College has received a bequest of £1,000 under the will of the late Mr G. Lorimer (BA 1932, MA 1939) 'for the establishment of a Lorimer Fund the income from which is to be used for the purchase of books on classics or ancient history for an undergradu­ate reading either of these subjects who has performed well in University or College examinations' .

The College has received a bequest of £3,923.70 under the will of the late Mr R.S. Ross (BA 1932, MA 1936) for the general purposes of the College. A Ross Fund has been established and the bequest credited to that Fund. The income of the Fund will be used to

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support a Benefactors' Scholar whose main support is supplied from sources other than the College.

Professor F. Thistlethwaite (Honorary Fellow) presented a framed engraving ofJohn Fisher to the College, in memory of his wife. The engraving has been hung in the Green Room.

The College has received a gift of £6.12 from Dr Linehan 'for the College Pig Club'.

The College received a donation by Gift Aid of £1,333.33 from Mrs R. Daniel (widow ofProfessor G.E. Daniel, Fellow 1938-86) towards the cost of the tour of South Mrica in September 1995 by the College Choir.

The College has received a donation of £100 towards the provision of a swinmling pool, from Professor Goody, as a token of appreci­ation for all the work done by Professor Hinde as Master.

Gifts of $100 from Professor J.D. Bernhard (Matric. 1973) and £50 from Mr PC. Samuels (BA 1987, MA 1991) were received and cred­ited to the College Staff Fund.

From the following American Friends of Cambridge University:

To the Overseas Scholarships Fund: Dr H. Steffen Peiser, Mr Roger N. Radford and Dr Ronald F. Webbink.

To the Tutors' Praeter Fund: Mr John G.N. Braithwaite, Dr Eliot Duncombe, Professor E.C.B. Hall-Craggs, Professor Martin F. Heyworth and Mr Richard A. Radford.

To the Hinsley Award Fund: Ms T.A. Havell, Professor Kenneth R. Maxwell and Professor J.H.M. Salmon.

To the Cyril George Cooper Memorial Fund: Dr R. Ian Harker.

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Members' News

The Johnian Office

[n April this year, the College followed the lead of many other Cambridge Colleges in appointing a Development Officer. Catherine Twilley (BA 1992) will be working to bring about an increased sense of community amongJohnians. We wi!J be introducing a newsletter to supplement The Eagle and to keep you in touch with College and each other more frequently and, following the success of the Library Open Weekend in July 1995, we are starting Open Days for Johnians to complement the very popular Johnian Dinners. We hope many of you will take the opportunity to come back and see the College at work on one of these Open Days. You are, of course, welcome to come and visit whenever you wish and the new Library, in particular, is well worth a visit.

Since its foundation in 1511 by the will of Lady Margaret Beaufort, the resources of the College have derived in large measure from benefactions. While the Co!Jege does not wish to have a perpetual fund-raising campaign, its needs are great. The Development Officer will be working to ensure that the College takes advantage of any opportunities for funding which may arise, such as working with industry and applying for grants, as well as encouraging support from Members of College.

The newly formed Johnian Office, home to the Development Officer and the Biographical Officer, is located in F2A Chapel Court and is open to all Members of College. Johnians are welcome to call in when they are visiting Cambridge to find out about events and news in College. We hope the office will become a focal point for Johnians, both resident and non-resident. The Johnian Office will be open on weekdays from 9am to 5.30pnland we can be contacted on01223 338700.

The College is now represented on the World Wide Web and there are a number of pages which are specifically aimed at non-resident Johnians. These include details of special events, Johnian Dinners, Open Days, Dining Privileges, Choir Tours and Chapel Services, and other items of interest to Johnians. We very much hope you will use these pages.

The Web pages also include a new email directory which will help Johnians keep in touch with each other. Non-residentJohnians are invited to submit their email address for inclusion in the directory which can be searched to fmd fellow­Jobnians' addresses. f should stress that your email address will only be displayed if you request it and this move does not effect our handling of your postal addresses.

The College's pages can be accessed at: http:/ /www.joh.cam.ac.uk/

We hope that the College's presence on the World Wide Web will help you to keep in touch with College more frequently. The pages will be updated regularly by the Johnian Office.

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Cadwallader, and then Sumit Gupta. They have helped to ensure the growing ground for future first cricketers has been kept fertile. Now for the thirds. Very few colleges can rival the social cricket played at this level. Ash Notaney has managed to sculpt a huge squad of students of all abilities, shapes and sizes into the meanest looking cricket playing party machine I have ever seen. Congratulations to all the men's teams who have played cricket in the best of spirits, I look forward to another season with everybody.

That is not the end however. Women's cricket is starting to make an impact at John's. So far the practises and nets have been well attended by keen players. Cuppers takes place soon and hopes are high. Particularly, we look forward to some good bowling from Jo Griffiths, and solid batting from Hannah Bradley, Odette Valentine, Helen Hendry, and Sophie Dixon (the captain). Thank you to the Samworth brothers, Matt Siddle, and Roddy Vann for their coaching. Thanks also to everyone who donated kit to the new kit bag.

Peter Horsley

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College Officers

The College Officers as of October 1997 are:

The Master The President Senior Tutor Senior Bursar Deans

Domestic Bursar Librarian Praelector Organist Chaplain

The College Council

Professor P. Goddard SeD FRS The Reverend AA. Macintosh MA BD R.G. Jobling MA G.A. Reid MA, PhD The Reverend AA. Macintosh MA BD D.M. Carrington BA, PhD Colonel RH. Robinson OBE A.J. Saville MA, ALA Professor P.H. Matthews MA FBA C.J. Robinson MA BMus CVO The Reverend N.I. Moir MA

As of October 1997, the College Council consists of:

The Master

The President Dr Reid Dr Leake Mr Jobling Dr Bayliss-Smith Dr Tombs

The Fellowship

Dr Snaith Dr Watson Professor Segal Mr Nolan To be determined. Mr Evans

Elected to a Fellowship under Title B and appointed a Lecturer in Economics from 1 October 1996:

Gregory Dawson Hess (B.A. 1984, University of California at Davis; M.A. 1986, John Hopkins University)

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Elected to a Fellowship under Title B and appointed a Lecturer in Law from 1 January 1997:

Christine Diana Gray (B.A. 1976, M.A. 1979, Ph.D. 1980, Newnham College)

Elected to a Fellowship under Title B and appointed a Lecturer in Computer Science from 1 January 1997:

Philippa Anne Gardner (M.A. 1987, St Hugh's College, Oxford; Ph.D. 1991, University of Edinburgh)

Elected to a Fellowship under Title B and appointed a Lecturer in Physiology from 1 April 1997:

Ian Michael Winter (B.Sc. 1983, D.Phil. 1987, University of Sussex)

Elected to a Fellowship under Title B and appointed a lecturer in Mathematics from 1 October 1997:

Nicholas Stephen Manton (B.A. 1974, M.A. 1978, Ph.D. 1979)

Elected to a Fellowship under Title B and appointed a Lecturer in Geography from 1 October 1997:

Neil Stuart Arnold (B.A. 1988, Ph.D. 1994, Christ's College)

Elected to a Fellowship under Title B and appointed a Lecturer in Music from 1 October 1997:

Stefano Castelvecchi (Laurea cum laude 1988, University of Rome; M.A. 1992, Ph.D. 1996, University of Chicago)

Elected to Fellowships under Title A (Research Fellowships) with effect from 1 October 1997:

Philip James Connell (B.A. 1993, University of Liverpool; King's College), Intellectual History

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Russell Paul Cowburn (B.A. 1993, M.A. 1997, St John's College),

Experimental Physics

Sophia Margaret Elliott (B.A. 1993, McGill University; M.Phil. 1994,

Darwin College; Churchill College and St John's College), Ancient

Philosophy

Yong Mao (B.A. 1994, Trinity College), Theoretical Physics

Barbara Ravelhofer (University of Munich; Trinity College),

Renaissance Studies

Timothy John Guy W hitrnarsh (B.A. 1992, M.A. 1996, M.Phil. 1994,

King's College), Classical Literature

In view of these elections, the complete Fellowship as of October 1997

is as follows:

The Master (Professor P. Goddard)

The President (The Reverend Mr AA. Macintosh)

Or F.S.J. Hollick Mr G.G. Watson Or F. Smithies Or J.A. Charles Or G.C. Evans Or D.J.H. Garling

Professor Sir F.H. Hinsley Professor R.N. Perham

Mr A.G. Lee Or G.A. Reid

Or G.C.L. Bertram Or KG. Budden Mr A.M.P. Brookes Professor M.V. Wilkes Mr J.R. Bambrough Professor J.A. Crook Mr F. Hanley Or E.D. James Or G.H. Guest Professor R.A. Hinde Dr R.H. Prince Professor J.R. Goody

Professor P. Boyde Or J.A. Leake Or P.A. Linehan Dr A.J. Macfarlane Professor D.L. McMullen Or E.K. Matthews Mr R.G. Jobling Or J. Staunton Mr D.G. Morgan Or C.M.P. Johnson Or M.A. Clarke Or A.G. Smith

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Dr W.D. Armstrong Professor J.A. Emerton Dr RA. Green Professor J. lliffe Dr J.H. Matthewman Dr M. Schofield Dr G .A. Lewis Dr RF. Griffin Dr T.P. Bayliss-Smith Dr S.F. Gull Dr H.P. Hughes Dr P.T. Johnstone Dr I.M. Hutchings Dr H.RL. Beadle Dr J.B. Hutchison Professor S.F.C. Milsom Professor N.M. Bleehen Dr D.G.D. Wight Dr J.A. Alexander Professor RH. Friend Professor P.A. Jewell Dr RE. Glasscock Dr RP. Tombs Dr RE. McConnel Dr D.R Midgley Dr H.M. Pelling Professor P.F. Clarke Professor P.H. Ma tthews Dr M. Richards Mr J.F. Kerrigan Dr G.J. Burton Professor G.C. Horrocks Dr T.M. Whitelaw Professor P.S. Dasgupta Dr M.E. Welland Dr H.R Matthews

Dr B.J. Heal Dr T.P. Hynes Dr L. Anderlini Professor I.N. McCave Dr A. C. Metaxas Colonel RH. Robinson Professor S. Conway Morris Dr D .M. Carrington Dr E.D. Laue Miss A.J. Saville Dr S.A. Edgley Dr R Snaith Mr RA. Evans Dr S.M. Colwell Dr H.E. Watson Dr J.P. McDermott Dr C.O. Lane Professor G. B. Segal Professor J. Child Mr C.J. Robinson Dr Y.M. Suhov Dr S.RS. Szreter Dr D.J. Howard Mr RC. Nolan Dr M.M.G. Lisboa Dr RA. Wood Dr T.J. Morgan Professor J. Beatson Dr U.C. Rublack Dr B.D. Simons Dr P.T. Tridimas Dr KC. Plaisted Dr C. Teleman Dr J.P. Hesk Dr T.A. Insoll Dr M. Nf Mhaonaigh

Dr J.B. Spencer

Dr D.C. McFarlane

Dr S.J. Harrison

Dr C.I. McClay

Miss C.M. Keen

Ms M.R Laven

Miss D.V.O. Barrowclough

Mr M.R Frogley Dr G.D. Hess Dr C.D. Gray Dr P.A. Gardner

Honorary Fellows

Sir Mark Oliphant The Rt Revd & Rt Hon. Lord Coggan

The Revd Professor W.O.

Chad wick Sir Humphrey Cripps The Rt Hon. Sir John Megaw

Professor W.A. Deer Sir Samuel Curran Sir John Habbakuk

Professor M.H.F. Wilkins

Professor Sir Fred Hoyle

Professor Sir Rutherford Robertson

Mr E. Miller Professor F. Thistlethwaite Sir Hugh Casson The Rt Hon. the Lord Brightman

Sir Percy Cradock Professor Sir Bryan Hopkin Dr J.W. Miller Dr M. Singh The Rt Hon. the Lord Templeman

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Dr I.M. Winter Dr N.S. Manton Dr N.S. Arnold Mr T.J.G. Whitmarsh

Mr RP. Cowburn

Miss S.M. Elliott

MrY. Mao Mr P.J. Connell Miss B. Ravelhofer Dr S. Castelvecchi

Sir Douglas Wass

Sir Vivian Fuchs

Sir David Wilson

Sir Brian Cartledge

The Rt Hon. the Lord Griffiths

Professor RG. Eberhart

Sir Derek Jacobi Professor RK. Orr Professor Sir Roger Penrose

Professor Sir John Horlock

Dr I. Pesmazoglou Professor Sir David Cox

The Rt Revd P.K. Walker

The Rt Hon. the Lord Mustill

Dr N.G. Heatley

Professor A. M. Cormack

Mr Justice RJ. Goldstone

The Rt Hon. the Lord Hope

Sir Tim Lankester

Sir Christophor Laidlaw

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Elected as Fellow Commoners:

Dr A. Chaudhuri, BA University College, London, 1986; DPhil. Balliol College, Oxford 1993, Harper-Wood Student 1992-3, for the period of two years from 1 January 1997.

Dr E.P. Trani, President of the Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, USA, for the Easter Term 1998

Elected as Overseas Visiting Scholars:

Hans-Harald Miiller, Professor of Literature, University of Hamburg, for the Lent Term 1998. Alexander Olevskii, Professor of Mathematics, University of Tel Aviv, for the Lent Term 1998. Michael Wormington, Associate Professor of Biology, University of Virginia, for the Lent Term 1998. Cordon L. Fain, Professor of Physiological Science and Ophthalmology, University of California at Los Angeles, for the Lent and Easter Terms 1998. Degan Shu, Professor, Department of Geology, Northwest University, Xi' an, China, for the Lent and Easter Terms 1998. Nicole Woolsey Biggart, Professor of Management and Sociology, University of California at Davis, for the Easter Term 1998. Thomas Anthony Lipo, Professor of Power Electronics and Electrical Machines, University of Wisconsin, for the Easter Term 1998. Robert Adolphovich Minlos, Professor of the Theory of Functions and Functional Analysis, Department of Mechanics and Mathematics, Moscow State University, and Principal Researcher, Head of the Laboratory, Institute for Problems of Information Transmission, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, for the Easter Term 1998. Agostino Paravicini Bagliani, Professor of Medieval History, University of Lausanne, for the Easter Term 1998.

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Bequests and Donations to the College

During 1995-96 the College received notice of the following gifts and bequests (not including gifts which continue to be received as part of the

Library Appeal):

Mr E.H. Foottit (B.A. 1931, M.A. 1944) gave £750 on behalf of the Coventry Boy Foundation. The gift has been credited to the Foottit (Coventry Boy Foundation) Fund, for the repair and improvement of College buildings.

Mr H.Steffen Peiser (B.A. 1939, M.A. 1944) gave £50 as an unrestricted gift in memory of Dr Arthur J.C. Wilson (Ph. D. 1942). The gift has been credited to the Overseas Scholarships Fund.

The College has received an unrestricted bequest of £1,000 under the will of Dr F. W hite (B.A. 1948, M.A. 1952, Sc.D. 1992). The gift has been credited to the General Bequests Fund.

The College has received an unrestricted bequest of £1,000 under the will of Mr F. Cheers (B.A. 1940, M.A. 1956). The gift has been credited to the General Bequests Fund.

The College has received a bequest of £10,000 under the will of Mr G.K. Powers (a local resident) 'to be used for the Chapel Fund'. A Powers Fund has been instituted for the general purposes of the College, the income of the Fund to be applied until further order to Chapel purposes.

Mr W.N. Campion-Smith (B.A. 1975, M.A. 1981) gave £1,000 to be credited to the McMahon Law Studentship Supplementary Fund. The gift has been credited to that Fund.

Sir Humphrey Cripps (Honorary Fellow) gave the College a gift of a Persian carpet, which has been placed in the Lobby of the Master's Lodge.

The Reverend Canon AN. Thompson (Ph.D. 1962) gave £200 'for the Chapel, Choir and Services of St John's College Cambridge', following a visit to Cambridge from Canada and after attending a service in the Chapel. The gift has been credited to the Alldred Fund.

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The College received £1,022, being the one-third share of a gift in 1986 to St John's, Newnham and Clare Colleges by R.H. Bathgate (B.A. 1954, Ph.D. 1959), in memory of his mother, Mrs Fanny Bathgate 'for the relief of hardship among students', which until now has been administered by Newnham College. A Fanny Bathgate Fund has been established, the income being added to the Tutors' Praeter Fund.

The College received by gift aid the sum of £1,000 from Mrs J. Hawthome Amick (widow of Dr C.J. Amick, Fellow 1977-79) for the purchase of mathematics books for the Library. The Librarian has purchased suitable books which contain book plates approved by the donor.

The College has received a bequest of £1,000 under the will of P.D. Thorp (B.A. 1947, M.A. 1949, LL.B. 1948, LL.M. 1985) for the College's 'Building Fund'. A Building Fund has been established and this bequest credited to it.

Professor AT. Fedorchenko (Overseas Visiting Scholar) presented to the College a framed ink drawing by himself in gratitude to the College for its hospitality. The drawing is on display in the Green Room.

Professor P.J. Freyd (Overseas Visiting Fellow 1980-81) visited the College during the Long Vacation 1995 and asked that the remainder of his cheque after meeting the cost of his accommodation and meals, be retained by the College as 'a contribution'. The sum of £339.90 has been credited to the Staff Fund.

The College has received £100 from the Denman Charitable Trust. The gift has been credited to the Building Fund.

Mr G.C. Harbinson (B.A. 1931) gave £1,000 for the 'new library building . . . or any other capital project aiming to improve facilities for the students'. The gift has been credited to the Building Fund.

The College has received by Gift Aid the sum of £5,333.33 from a Fellow, who wished to remain anonymous, for the general purposes of the College.

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Mrs F. Hancock expressed the wish to make a gift of a tree to the College,

in memory of the wife of Dr A. Shivtiel (Ph.D. 1977), Mrs E. Shivtiel. After

discussion with the Domestic Bursar, Mrs Hancock has kindly agreed that

the lime tree which is to be planted near the Kitchen Bridge should be

nominated as the gifted tree, and has agreed to meet the costs involved.

The College has received a gift of £750 from Mr A.H. Norris (B.A. 1972,

M.A. 1976) and Mrs Norris, to be credited to the McMahon

Supplementary Fund.

The College received a bequest of £2,066.67 from the executor of the estate

of the late Professor C. Embleton (B.A. 1952, M.A. 1956, Ph. D. 1956) who

died on 4 July 1994. The gift has been credited to the B.H. Farmer Fund.

The College has received £50,000 from Mr J.A. Cargill in memory of his

son, AM. Cargill (B.A. 1974, M.A. 1978; Ph.D. Leeds) who died on 19

July 1993 'to constitute an Alex Cargill Fund for the award annually of

a prize to the best student in the final examination in the Engineering

Tripos, and for the support and aid, by way of scholarships,

studentships or grants, of students in the fields of Engineering Science

and Applied Mathematics'. The gift has been accepted and a fund

established. The Cargill Prize for Part liB of the Engineering Tripos has

been instituted and the Council had great pleasure in awarding it for the

first time in 1996.

The College has received £25,000 from Mrs AL. Elliott in memory of her

husband, Mr KW. Elliott (B.A. 1963, M.A. 1967), who died on 28 July

1992, for the purpose of constituting a Kenneth Waiter Elliott Fund, 'the

income of which is to be used for the purpose of the provision of

scholarships, studentships or other grants (whether or not in the nature

of scholarships or studentships) to students of the College, or otherwise

for the benefit of students of the College, in the wish that (but without

creating a trust binding on the College) preference be given to mature

students of the College and to students of Criminology or Law'. The gift

has been accepted and a fund established.

Professor Hinde gave £100 as a 'donation to the College's Swimming

Bath Fund in recognition of Professor Goody's many achievements and

of his initiative in organising this Fund'.

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From the following American Friends of Cambridge University:

To the Overseas Scholarships Fund:

Mr Milan L. Hauner, Dr H. Steffen Peiser, Mr Roger N. Radford, Mr H.R. Tonkin

To the Tutors' Praeter Fund:

Dr Jeffrey D. Bernard, Dr Eliot Duncombe, Professor E.C.B. Hall-Craggs, Dr John L. Howarth, Miss E.M. Hunt, Mr Kevin Lewis, Mr P.D. Peterson, Professor Ronald S. Rivlin, Dr Stanley W.R. de A. Samarasinghe

To the Hinsley Award Fund:

Mr Milan L. Hauner, Professor T homas R. Metcalf, Professor J.H.M. Salmon

To the Cyril George Cooper Memorial Fund:

Dr R. Ian Harker

College Calendar - Main dates

Michaelmas Term 1997

October Wednesday 1 Tuesday 7

November Saturday 29 Sunday 30

First day of Term Full Term begins, Choral Services begin

Advent Carol Service Advent Carol Service

December

Friday 5

Saturday 13

Friday 19

Lent Term 1998

January

Monday 5

Tuesday 13

March

Sunday 8 Friday 13 Wednesday 25

Easter Term 1998

April

Saturday 4

Friday 10 Tuesday 21

May

Sunday 3

Wednesday 6 Thursday 21

June

Wednesday 10 Friday 12 Saturday 13 Monday 15

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Full Term ends, Choral Services end J ohnian Society Dinner Michaelmas Term ends

First day of Term Full Term begins, Choral Services begin

Passiontide Service Full Term ends, Choral Services end Lent Term ends

Johnian Dinner for matriculation years 1954, 1955,

1959, 1960 First day of Term Full Term begins, Choral Services begin

Service of Commemoration of Benefactors

(10.30am) Linacre Lecture: Fisher Building ( 4.30pm)

Ascension Day: Music from the Chapel Tower at

12 noon

May Bumps begin Full Term ends, Choral Services end May Bumps end May Week Concert

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Tuesday 16 Thursday 18 Friday 26 Saturday 27

May Ball Easter Term ends General Admission Johnian Dinner for matriculation years up to and including 1938, 1980, 1981, 1982

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Benefactors' Scholars 1996

Elected to Benefactors' Scholarships from 1 October 1996:

James Frederick William Birney, Balliol College, Oxford (Biochemistry)

Giovanna Ceserani, University of Bologna and St John's College (Classical Archaeology)

Jeevan Singh Deol, University of British Columbia and University of London (History)

Karen Jessica Fullard, Stellenbosch University (Clinical Biochemistry)

Dorian Q Fuller, Yale University and Darwin College (Archaeology)

Peter Kian Hoon Ho, National University of Singapore (Physics)

Richard William McDowell, Lincoln University, New Zealand (Geography)

Roberto Polito, University of Milan and St John's College (Classics)

Anneli Randla, Tartu University, Estonia, Central European University, Budapest and Newnham College (History of Art)

Elena Retfalvi, Kazan State University (European Literature)

Joop Schaye, University of Groningen (Mathematics)

Erik Varden, Magdalene College (Divinity)

James Richard Wilde, St Catherine's College, Oxford (Materials Science & Metallurgy).

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Here, amongst the surplus litres of Europe's wine lakes, St. John's faces armies of cider drinkers, caught guzzling from cardboard cartons like

recalcitrant schoolboys on a foreign exchange. The likes of vin de table de Magdalene, Pembroke, Jesus, and St. Catherine's 2nd's were all consumed without a murmur by the awesome talents of Blues

Swimming captain Jeremy Ip and Blues freestyle champion Steve

Coulthard, providing a mighty wake in which the weak splutter and drown. The sinister dark shadow of the mighty goal scorer, Andy

Bloxham, soon falls upon the unfortunate survivors, and Dave Cox,

Michael Yoong and Phil Cleverley sweep a merciless arc through the water beyond. County swimmer Liz Lothian and Cuppers freestyle

finalist Alex Starling - unfairly talented in goal - join the queue to

punish the fallen, and the stalwart efforts of Jim Kemp and Andrew Hadley add injury to insult, injury and injury. Even drafting in their first

division players did not help Addenbrookes 11.

Shockingly, in a sport noted for its gentle, Samaritan approach, (the gum shields, boxes and ear protectors are naturally omitted in 3rd division

games), Robinson's triple half Blue had his fingers broken in a blues

match, and, back in Cambridge, his third division drumming had to be

postponed. Robinson and St John's will meet later this term, and the issue of who will be promoted to the shelves of the 2nd division will be

decided then. Forcefully.

Rob Starling

Captain, St John's College Water Polo, 1997- 1998

Blues squad, 1996 - 1998

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College Officers

The College Officers as of October 1998 are:

The Master The President

Senior Tutor Senior Bursar

Deans

Domestic Bursar

Librarian

Praelector

Organist

Chaplain

The College Council

Professor P. Goddard SeD FRS The Reverend AA. Macintosh DD

R.G. Jobling MA

G.A. Reid PhD

The Reverend AA. Macintosh DD D.M. Carrington PHD

Colonel R.H. Robinson OBE

A.J. Saville MA, ALA

Professor P.H. Ma tthews MA FBA

C.J. Robinson MA BMus CVO

The Reverend D.J. Dormor MSc

As of October 1998, the College Council consists of:

The President

Or Reid

Or Leake Or Linehan Mr Jobling

Or Bayliss-Smith

The Master

Or Tombs Dr McConnel Or Snaith Mr Evans Or Watson Or McDermott

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The Fellowship

Elected to a Fellowship under Title B with effect from 1 October 1998:

Or Plaisted (Fellow under Title A since 1 October 1995)

Elected to Professorial Fellowships:

Ann-Louise Kirunonth (M.A. 1979, M.B. 1976, B.Chir. 1975, M.D.

1985, New Hall), Professor of General Practice, Clinical School

Robert James Mair (M.A. 1975, Ph.D. 1980, Clare College), Professor

of Engineering

Reinhard Zimmermann, Arthur Goodhart Visiting Professor of Legal

Science 1998-99

Elected to Fellowships under Title A with effect from 1 October 1998:

Catherine Mary Alexander (B.A. 1986, University of Durham;

M.Phil. 1993, Ph.D. 1998, New Hall), Social Anthropology

Guy Deutscher (B.A. 1993, M.Phil. 1995, M.A. 1997, Trinity College),

Historical Linguistics

Paul John Dellar (B.A. 1993, M.A. 1997, Christ's College), Applied Mathematics

Marika Maxine Taylor-Robinson (B.A. 1994, Pembroke College; Trinity College), Theoretical Physics

Michael William Cantoni (B.Sc., B.Eng. 1995, University of Western Australia; Matric. 1995, St John's College), Engineering

Abigail Prances Floretta Green (B.A. 1993, Magdalen College, Oxford; Matric. 1995, Gonville & Caius College), Modern European

History

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In view of these appointments, the complete Fellowship as of October 1998 is as follows:

The Master (Professor P. Goddard)

The President (Or AA. Macintosh)

Or F.S.J. Hollick

Or F. Smithies

Or G.C. Evans

Mr A.G. Lee

Or G.C.L. Bertram

Or KG. Budden

Mr A.M.P. Brookes

Professor M.V. Wilkes

Mr J.R. Bambrough

Professor J.A. Crook

Or E.D. James Or G.H. Guest

Professor R.A. Hinde

Or R.H. Prince

Professor J.R. Goody Mr G.G. Watson

Or J.A. Charles Dr D.J.H. Garling

Professor R.N. Perham

Or G.A. Reid

Professor P. Boyde

Or J.A. Leake Or P.A. Linehan

Or A.J. Macfarlane Professor D.L. McMullen Or E.K. Matthews Mr R.G. Jobling Or J. Staunton Or C.M.P. Johnson

Or M.A. Clarke Dr A.G. Smith

Or W.D. Armstrong

Professor J .A. Emerton

Or R.A. Green

Professor J. Iliffe

Or J.H. Matthewman

Or M. Schofield

Or G.A. Lewis Or R.F. Griffin

Or T.P. Bayliss-Smith

Dr S.F. Gull Or H.P. Hughes

Or P.T. Johnstone

Or I.M. Hutchings Or H.R.L. Beadle Or J.B. Hutchison

Professor S.F.C. Milsom

Professor N.M. Bleehen

Or D.G.D. Wight Or J.A. Alexander

Professor R.H. Friend

Or R.E. Glasscock Or R.P. Tombs Or R.E. McConnel Dr D.R. Midgley Professor P.F. Clarke Professor P.H. Matthews Or M. Richards

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Mr J .F. Kerrigan Dr G.J. Burton Professor G.C. Horrocks

Professor P.S. Dasgupta

Dr M.E. Welland

Dr H.R. Matthews

Dr B.J. Heal

Dr T.P. Hynes

Dr L. Anderlini

Professor I.N. McCave

Dr A.C. Metaxas Colonel R.H. Robinson

Professor S. Conway Morris

Dr D.M. Carrington

Dr E.D. Laue

Miss A.J. Saville Dr S.A. Edgley

Dr R. Snaith

Mr R.A. Evans Dr S.M. Colwell

Dr HE. Watson

Dr J.P. McDermott

Dr C.O. Lane Professor G.B. Segal

Professor J. Child Mr C.J. Robinson

Dr Y.M. Suhov Dr S.R.S. Szreter Dr D.J. Howard Mr R.C. Nolan Dr M.M.G. Lisboa Dr R.A. Wood Professor J. Beatson

Dr U.C. Rublack Dr B. D. Simons

Dr K.C. Plaisted Dr TA. Insoll Dr M. Nl Mhaonaigh

Dr J.B. Spencer

Dr D.C. McFarlane

Dr S.J. Harrison

Dr C.M. Keen

Dr M.R. Laven

Miss D.V.O. Barrowclough

Dr M.R. Frogley

Dr C.D. Gray Dr P.A. Gardner

Dr I.M. Winter Dr N.S. Arnold

Dr R.P. Cowburn

Mr T.J.G. Whitmarsh

Dr S.M. Elliott

Dr Y. Mao Mr P.J. Connell

Miss B. Ravelhofer Dr S. Castelvecchi Professor A.-L. Kinmonth

Professor R.J. Mair Professor R. Zimmermann

Dr C.M. Alexander

Mr G. Deutscher

Mr P.J. Dellar Ms M.M. Taylor-Robinson

Mr M.W. Cantoni

Miss A.F.F. Green

Honorary Fellows

Sir Mark Oliphant

The Rt Revd & Rt Hon. Lord Coggan

The Revd Professor W.O. Chad wick Sir Humphrey Cripps

Professor W.A. Deer

Sir John Habbakuk Professor M.H.F. Wilkins

Professor Sir Fred Hoyle

Professor Sir Rutherford

Robertson

Mr E. Miller

Professor F. Thistlethwaite Sir Hugh Casson

The Rt Hon. the Lord Brightman

Sir Percy Cradock Professor Sir Bryan Hopkin Dr J. W. Miller

Dr M. Singh The Rt Hon. the Lord Templeman

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Sir Douglas Wass Sir Vivian Fuchs

Sir David Wilson

Sir Brian Cartledge

The Rt Hon. the Lord Griffiths Professor R.G. Eberhart

Sir Derek Jacobi Professor R.K. Orr

Professor Sir Roger Penrose

Professor Sir John Horlock Dr I. Pesmazoglou

Professor Sir David Cox

The Rt Revd P.K. Walker

The Rt Hon. the Lord Mustill Dr N.G. Heatley

Mr Justice R.J. Goldstone

The Rt Hon. the Lord Hope

Sir Tim Lankester Sir Christophor Laidlaw Sir John Browne Professor M.A. King

190. COLLEGE NOTES

Bequests and Donations to the College

During 1996-97 the College received notice of the following gifts and

bequests (not including gifts received in connection with the Sports

Appeal):

Mr R.A.R. Bracey (B.A. 1964, M.A. 1968) gave £10 to spend 'on someone

who 'went down' without a degree'. Later in the year Mr Bracey gave a donation of £17 to which no conditions were attached. That gift was

credited to the Tutors' Praeter Fund.

The College received an anonymous gift of £342 by Gift Aid with the

wish expressed, but not so as to create a binding trust, that the sum be

used to make a grant to a Johnian to assist with his fees for a M.Sc. Econ.

course.

Mr N. Yajima gave £100, as a token of affection for the College after

spending the academical year 1995-96 in College. Mr Yajima especially enjoyed the companionship with the Christians of the College. The gift

has been credited to the Alldred Fund (for the benefit of the Chapel).

The College received £1,912.87 (being the balance of the accumulated income of the Coventry Boy Foundation Fund, of which the late Mr E.H.

Foottit (B.A. 1931, M.A. 1944) was the sole surviving Trustee and which now reverts to the National Trust); the sum has been credited to the Foottit (Coventry Boy Foundation) Fund, for the repair and improvement

of College buildings.

The College received £86,440, being the whole of the estate of the late

Miss M.M. Gillson, in memory of her late brother, A.H.S. Gillson (B.A. 1911) 'for the general purposes of the College'. A Gills on Fund has been

instituted, the income to be used to support a Benefactor's Scholar.

Mr J.C. Tyacke (B.A. 1980, M.A. 1986) gave by Gift Aid the sum of

£6,578.90. A Student Grants Fund has been established, the purpose of which will be to give financial assistance to students of the College who do not qualify for a grant from the Tutors' Praeter Fund but who are nevertheless deserving of help. Mr Tyacke's gift has been credited to that Fund.

College Notes 191

The College received £3,771.65, following the death of a life tenant under the will of Mr F.K. Borrow, son of H.}. Borrow (B.A. 1851). The bequest has been credited to the Borrow Fund, its income to be used to

provide Scholarships for the 'sons of English-born parents, preference

being given to Cornishmen'.

Mrs Glyn Daniel (widow of Professor G.E. Daniel, Fellow 1938-86) gave

by Gift Aid three donations, of £657.89, £328.95 and £328.95. The gifts have been credited to the Daniel (Choir) Fund.

The College received a bequest of £80,000 from the estate of the late Professor L.S. Goddard (Ph.D. 1947). A Laurence Goddard Fund has

been constituted, the income of which is to be employed either towards

funding a research Fellowship in Pure Mathematics or for the assistance

of needy graduate students in Pure Mathematics.

Dr Hutchison gave the College a gift of an alder tree (alnus glutinosa

imperialis), which has been planted on the river bank.

The College received a gift of £100 from D.G. Webb (B.A. 1984, M.A.,

Ph.D. 1992). The gift has been credited to the B.H. Farmer Fund at Mr

Webb's request.

The Reverend Canon AN. Thompson (Ph.D. 1962) gave a gift of £250 'for the use of St John's chapel, choir and music'.

The College received £1,000 from the estate of the late Mrs F.E. Layton,

widow of P.H. Layton (B.A. 1927, M.A. 1947). The bequest has been credited to the Student Grants Fund.

The College received a bequest of £60,000 from the estate of the late Mr

R.E. Ince (B.A. 1927, M.A. 1931). An Ince Fund has been constituted, the income from which (in accordance with a suggestion from Mr !nee's

executor) is to be used preferably for the support of the Choir.

The College received a gift of £100 from Mr W.H. Darling (B.A. 1950,

M.A. 1955). The gift has been credited to the H.A. Harris Fund at Mr

Darling's request.

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The College received a gift of £100 from the Denman Charitable Trust. The gift has been credited to the College Building Fund.

Professor J.A. de Azcarraga (Overseas Visiting Scholar, Michaelmas

Term 1996 and Lent Term 1997) gave £500 for the purchase of mathematics and physics books.

Under the will of the late Mr J.F. Bennett (B.A. 1974, M.A. 1977) the

College received a bequest of a collection of approximately 200 books

printed in the German language or concerning the language, history and culture of Germany, and £15,000. The books have been gratefully

accepted and a John Frederick Bennett Fund has been constituted.

The College received a gift of £1,000 from Mr R.D. Hirst (B.A. 1970, M.A.

1975) with a note saying: "I am not sure what the current project is but

I'm sure it can be put to good use." The gift has been credited to the Student Grants Fund.

The College received £1,000 from the estate of the late Mr F.M. Symonds,

(B.A. 1933, M.A. 1960) for the Lady Margaret Boat Club. The bequest has been passed on to the Senior Treasurer of the Club.

The College received £1,450.20 (by Gift Aid) from Mrs F. Parker, widow

of Mr K.A.L. Parker, (B.A. 1933, M.A. 1937) for the purchase of a computer workstation for the Library.

The College received £750 from Mr A.H. Norris (B.A. 1972, M.A. 1976)

and Mrs Norris, to be credited to the McMahon Law Studentships Supplementary Fund.

The College received £200 from Mr C.J.R. Calderwood (B.A. 1989) 'for a fund to preserve the existing buildings, or to a fund for new buildings'. The gift has been credited to the College Building Fund.

Mr P.J. Vincent (B.A. 1957, M.A. 1993) gave £100 to be credited to the Christopher Vincent Travel Exhibition Fund. The gift was in honour of the 90th birthday of Basil W. Vincent (B.A. 1928, M.A. 1932), (father of Christopher and Vincent) who instituted the Fund in 1962. The gift has been credited to that Fund.

College Notes 193

Mr T.W. Rowntree (B.A. 1937, M.B., B.Chir. 1941, M.Chir. 1958) has

made a gift of £200 by Deed of Covenant). The gift has been credited to

the Student Grants Fund.

Mr G.R. Sleightholme-Albanis (Matric. 1987) gave £20 as a 'small contribution towards a possible replacement [for the silver candlestick

which disappeared during the Dinner to Johnians on 5 April but which has since been recovered] or any other college purpose.' The gift has

been credited to the Staff Fund.

The College received an anonymous gift of £649.35 by Gift Aid, prompted by the receipt by the donor of the first copy of the Johnian

News, with the request that the College uses the gift as it sees fit. The

gift has been credited to the Student Grants Fund.

From the following American Friends of Cambridge University:

Choir Fund

Or Glen J. Kissel, Professor Paul E. Nelson.

College Building Fund

Or Jeffrey D. Bernhard, Professor G. Calabresi, Mr Robert W. Duemling,

Ms Angela G. Garcia, Mr P.C. Leiner, Mr P.D. Peterson, Mr A.C. Root,

Mr Robert W. Steventon, Mr A.C. Ewart Thomas, Mr D.D. Thompson.

Hinsley Award Fund:

Mr R.D. Pope, Professor J.H.M. Salmon.

Library Fund:

Professor Robert z. Aliber, Or Peter S. Ashton, Mr Harold C. Cannon,

Mr Robert W. Hawkins, Mr Andrew M. Hay, Or John L. Howarth,

Professor David J. Seipp, Mr Steven L. Smith, Or Derek P. Stables,

Professor Kevin H. Tierney, Or Frank D.M. Wilson, Or M.C.H. Wright.

Overseas Scholarships Fund:

Mr C.S. Thomas, Mr Roger N. Radford.

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Research Grants Fund

Dr R. Ian Harker.

Student Grants Fund

Mr Barry S. Augenbraun, Mr Jonathan S. Aves, Mr Thomas W. Beale, Mr Graham R. Briggs, Mr K.R Broom, Mr John L. Bush, Dr Derek M.

Cunnold, Dr P. Davis, Dr Eliot Duncombe, Dr David A. Evans,

Professor John Faulkner, Professor J.H. Franklin, Dr R. Ian Harker; Professor Martin F. Heyworth, Dr John L. Howarth, Or Colin R. Hughes, Miss E.M. Hunt, Dr John T. Jefferies, Dr P.F. Lehmann, Mr Demarest

Loyde Macdonald, Professor Peter E. Martin, Dr Hamish A. I. McArthur,

Mr Henry R. Mendell, Dr Maynard M. Miller, Dr. Robert K. Nesbet,

Mr Richard A. Radford, Mr Vishwa M. Sakhare, Dr Stanley W.R. de A.

Samarasinghe, Dr Charles Sheffield, Dr T. Solomos, Dr Oliver J. Stanton, Dr Robert Street, Dr John A. van Couvering, Dr Ronald F. Webbink.

Tutors' Praeter Fund:

Professor E.C.B. Hall-Craggs.

College Calendar - Main dates

Michaelmas Term 1998

October

Thursday 1 Tuesday 6 Saturday 17

November

Saturday 14 Saturday 28 Sunday 29

First day of Term

Full Term begins, Choral Services begin Congregation (2.00pm)

Congregation (2.00pm) Advent Carol Service Advent carol Service

December

Friday 4 Saturday 12

Saturday 19

Lent Term 1999

January

Tuesday 5

Tuesday 12

Saturday 23

February

Saturday 20

March

Sunday 7

Friday 12

Saturday 20 Thursday 25

Saturday 27

Easter Term 1999

April

Saturday 10 Tuesday 20

May

Sunday 2

Thursday 6 Thursday 13

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Full Term ends, Choral Services end Congregation (2.00pm), Johnian Society Dinner Michaelrnas Term ends

First day of Term

Full Term begins, Choral Services begin

Congregation (2.00pm)

Congregation (2.00pm)

Lent Service (6.00pm) Full Term ends, Choral Services end

Congregation (11.30am)

Lent Term ends Johnian Dinner

First day of Term

Full Term beings, Choral Services begin

Service of Commemoration of Benefactors (10.30am) Linacre Lecture, Fisher Building (4.30pm) Ascension Day: Music from the Chapel Tower (12 noon)

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June

Wednesday 9 Friday 11

Saturday 12

Tuesday 15 Friday 18

Friday 25 Saturday 26

Long Vacation 1999

July

MondayS

Saturday 10

Sunday 11

Saturday 17

August

Saturday 7

May Bumps begin

Full Term ends, Choral Services end

May Bumps end May Ball

Easter Term ends

General Admission J ohnian Dinner

Long Vacation period of residence begins, Choral Services begin

Open Weekend for J ohnians

Open Weekend for J ohnians

Congregation (2.00pm)

Long Vacation period of residence ends, Choral Services end

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Benefactors' Scholars 1997

Elected to Benefactors' Scholarships from 1 October 1997:

Rachel Claire Beaumont, Magdalene College (International Relations)

Richard William Jolm Clarke, Pembroke College (Social Anthropology)

Maria Fusaro, Universita degli Studi di Venezia (History)

Joanna Catherine Greenwood, University of Durham (Earth Sciences)

Andrew Norman Lynn, Magdalene College (Medieval and Renaissance

Literature)

Paul Andrew McMahon, St Edmund's, University College Dublin

(International Relations)

Wai Man Vivian Wan, New Hall (Physics)

Michael Siao-Siong Wang, Yale (Development Studies)

Marija Zamaklar, University of Belgrade (Mathematics)

COLLEGE NOTES

College Officers

The College Officers as of October 1999 are:

The Master The President Senior Tutor Senior Bursar Deans:

Domestic Bursar Librarian Praelector Organist

Chaplain

The College Council

Professor P. Goddard SeD FRS B.J. Heal PhD FBA R.G. Jobling MA G.A. Reid PhD

The Reverend AA. Macintosh DD P. A. Linehan PhD Colonel R.H. Robinson OBE

AM. Nicholls PhD Professor P.H. Matthews MA FBA C.J. Robinson MA BMus CVO The Reverend D.J. Dormor MSc

As of October 1999, the College Council consists of:

The President Or Reid Or Linehan Mr Jobling Or Tombs Dr McConnel

The Master

Or Midgley Or Snaith Or Watson Or McDermott

Or Whitmarsh Or Alexander

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T he Fellowship

Elected to a Fellowship under Title E and into the Office of Librarian:

Andrew Mark Nicholls (B.A. 1981, M.A. 1985, Ph.D. 1986, Corpus Christi College).

Elected to Fellowships under Title B:

Or Whitmarsh (Fellow under Title A since 1997).

David Murray Fox (B.A. 1989, LLB. 1991, University of Otago;

Ph.D. 1995, Gonville & Caius College).

Janet Marillyn Lees (B.Eng. 1989, McGill University; M.Sc. 1990 Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, University of London; Ph.D. 1997).

David Michael Addis Stuart (B.A. 1985, New College, Oxford; M.Sc. 1987, Ph.D. 1990, Princeton University).

Pierpaolo Antonello (Laurea 1993, University of Bologna; M.A. 1997

Stanford University).

Victoria Jane Louise Best (B.A. 1991, M.A. 1994, Ph.D. 1998, Jesus College)

Elected to Professorial Fellowships:

Andrew David Hamilton Wyllie (B.Sc. 1964, M.B., Ch.B. 1967, Ph.D. 1975, University of Aberdeen; FRS), Professor of Pathology.

Stefan Clive Rei£ (M.A. 1976), Professor of Medieval Hebrew Studies.

Andrew William Woods (Fellow 1988-96), BP Professor of Petroleum Science

Roger Parker (B.Mus. 1973, Goldsmiths' College, University of London; M.Mus. 1975, Ph.D. 1981, King's College, Unversity of London), Professor of Music

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Elected to Fellowships under Title A:

Terence Hopkinson (BA, St John's College) for Archaeology

Thomas Stephen Hampden Leinster (BA New College, Oxford; Trinity College) for Pure Mathematics

Michelle Ann O'Riodan (BA, PhD, St Catharine's College) for Experimental Psychology

Alice Mary Reid (BA, University College, Oxford; MSc, LSE; Queens' College) for Historical Demography

Omit Shani-Goldwasser (BA, MA, Tel Aviv; Clare Hall) for Social and Political Sciences

Jinquan Yu (BSc, Shanghai; MPhil, Chinese Academy of Science; Christ's College) for Organic Chemistry

In view of these appointments, the complete Fellowship as of 1

October 1999 is as follows:

The Master (Professor P. Goddard)

The President (Dr B.J. Heal)

Or F.S.J. Hollick Or F. Smithies Or G.C. Evans Mr A.G. Lee Or G.C.L. Bertram Or K.G. Budden

Mr A.M.P. Brookes Professor M.V. Wilkes Professor J.A. Crook Or E.D. James Or G.H. Guest Professor RA. Hinde Or RH. Prince Professor J.R Goody Mr G.G. Watson

Or J .A. Charles Or D.J.H. Garling Professor RN. Perham Or G.A. Reid Professor P. Boyde Or J.A. Leake Or P.A. Linehan Or A.J. Macfarlane Professor D.L. McMullen Or E.K. Matthews Mr RG. Jobling Or J. Staunton Or C.M.P. Johnson Or M.A. Clarke Or A.G. Smith

Or W.D. Armstrong

Professor J.A. Emerton Or RA. Green

Professor J. Iliffe

Or J.H. Matthewman Professor M. Schofield Or G.A. Lewis Or RF. Griffin Or T.P. Bayliss-Smith Or S.F. Gull Or H.P. Hughes Or P. T. J ohnstone

Or I.M. Hutchings Or H.RL. Beadle Or J.B. Hutchison

Professor S.F.C. Milsom Professor N.M. Bleehen Or D.G.D. Wight

Or J.A. Alexander

Professor RH. Friend Or RE. Glasscock Or RP. Tombs Or RE. McConnel Or D.R Midgley

Professor P.F. Clarke Professor P.H. Matthews Or M. Richards Mr J .F. Kerrigan Or G.J. Burton Professor G.C. Horrocks Professor P.S. Dasgupta Or M.E. Welland Or H.R Matthews Or B.J. Heal Or T.P. Hynes Professor I.N. McCave Or A.C. Metaxas

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Colonel RH. Robinson Professor S. Conway Morris Or D.M. Carrington Dr E.D. Laue Or S.A. Edgley Or R Snaith

Mr RA. Evans Or S.M. Colwell Or H.E. Watson

Or J.P. McDermott Or C.O. Lane Professor J. Child Mr C.J. Robinson

Or Y.M. Suhov Or S.RS. Szreter Or D.J. Howard Mr RC. Nolan Or M.M.G. Lisboa Or RA. Wood Professor J. Beatson Or U.C. Rublack Or B.O. Simons Or K.C. Plaisted

Or M. Ni Mhaonaigh Or J.B. Spencer Or D.C. McFarlane Or S.J. Harrison Miss D.V.O. Barrowclough Or M.R Frogley Or C.D. Gray Dr P. A. Gardner Dr I.M. Winter Professor N.S. Manton Or N.S. Arnold Or RP. Cowburn Or T.J.G. Whitmarsh Or S.M. Elliott

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Dr Y. Mao Dr P.J. Connell Dr B. Ravelhofer Dr S. Castelvecchi Professor A.-L. Kinmonth Professor R.J. Mair

Dr J.M. Lees Dr C.M. Alexander Dr G. Deutscher Mr P.J. Dellar

Ms M.M. Taylor-Robinson Dr M.W. Cantoni Dr A.F.F. Green Professor A.D.H. Wyllie

Honorary Fellows

Sir Mark Oliphant

The Rt Revd & Rt Hon. Lord Coggan

The Revd Professor W.O. Chad wick

Sir Humphrey Cripps Professor W.A. Deer Sir John Habbakuk Professor M.H.F. Wilkins Professor Sir Fred Hoyle Professor Sir Rutherford

Robertson Mr E. Miller Professor F. Thistlethwaite Sir Hugh Casson The Rt Hon. the Lord Brightman Sir Percy Cradock Professor Sir Bryan Hopkin Dr J. W. Miller Dr M. Singh The Rt Hon. the Lord

Templeman

Professor S.C. Rei£ Dr D.M. Fox Dr D.M.A. Stuart Dr AM. Nicholls Dr V.J.L. Best Mr T. Hopkinson Ms M.A. O'Riordan Mr T.S.H. Leinster Mr J. Yu Ms A.M. Reid

Ms 0. Shani-Goldwasser Mr P. Antonello Professor R. Parker

Sir Douglas Wass Sir Vivian Fuchs Sir David Wilson

Sir Brian Cartledge The Rt Hon. the Lord Griffiths Professor R.G. Eberhart Sir Derek J acobi Professor R.K. Orr Professor Sir Roger Penrose Professor Sir John Horlock Dr I. Pesmazoglou Professor Sir David Cox The Rt Revd P. K. Walker The Rt Hon. the Lord Mustill Dr N.G. Heatley Mr Justice R.J. Goldstone The Rt Hon. the Lord Hope Sir Tim Lankester Sir Christophor Laidlaw Sir John Browne Professor M.A. King Mr J.M. Brearley

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Bequests and Donations to the College

During 1997-98 the College received notice of the following gifts and bequests (not including gifts received in connection with the Sports Appeal and a number of gifts given anonymously):

Mr J.P. Gillbe (B.A. 1975, M.A. 1979) gave £15. The gift has been credited to the College Building Fund.

The College received a gift of a silver butter dish from Professor S. Williamson (Fellow 1990-97).

Mr J.B. Rowe (B.A. 1933, M.A. 1946) gave £500. The gift has been credited to the Student Grants Fund.

The College was notified that it is to receive a gift of $100,000 from Mr J.C. Kittel (B.A. 1938, M.A. 1993). A Charles Kittel Fund has been constituted and the income is used for the purchase of printed books for the Library.

The College is to receive a gift of £10 a year for five years by deed of covenant, from Professor Goody for the Swimming Pool Fund. The gift has been credited to the Goody (Swimming Pool) Accumulation Fund.

Mrs Glyn Daniel (widow of Professor G.E. Daniel, Fellow 1938-86) gave by Gift Aid a donation of £1,948. The cost (to be shared with Winchester Cathedral) of a commission to Mr John Tavener to compose an Advent carol will be from the Ruth Daniel Choir Fund, to which the gift was credited. The new carol was performed at the Advent Service in 1997.

Mr R.A.R. Bracey (B.A. 1964, M.A. 1968), gave £3 for the Eagle, and £1 which has been credited to the Student Grants Fund.

Dr Staunton gave £1,419, which has been credited to the Student Grants Fund.

The College received a gift from Sir John Margetson (B.A. 1949, M.A. 1978), of the first draft manuscripts of organ voluntaries commissioned to Mr Herbert Norman Howells (C.B.E. 1953; Hon.Mus.D. 1961; Acting Organist 1941-45; Honorary Fellow 1966-83) by the B.B.C. in 1946 and given by Mr Howells to Sir John in 1946.

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The College received £58,375 from the Gatsby Charitable Foundation towards the cost of a review and revision of the report The Cambridge

Phenomenon, by Segal Quince Wicksteed, published in 1985.

The Reverend Canon A.N. Thompson (Ph.D. 1962) gave £750 for the chapel, choir and services of St John's College.

Mrs A.J. Webster gave £5 in appreciation of information supplied to her by the Biographical Assistant. The gift has been credited to the Staff Fund.

Professor R.M.H. Shepherd (B.A. 1948, M.A. 1952) gave £207 to be used for the Library or any other worthwhile College purpose. The gift has been credited to the Student Grants Fund.

Professor J.S. Ellis (Ph.D. 1957) gave £59.18 which has been credited to the Student Grants Fund.

The College is to receive a gift of £1,200 (over the next five years) from Mr J.S. Titford (B.A. 1967, M.A. 1971). The gift will be credited to the

Student Grants Fund.

Mr R.U. Gooding (B.A. 1954, M.A. 1958) gave £50 and Mr G. Holdstock (B.A. 1969, M.A. 1973) is giving £311 by deed of covenant. The gifts will be credited to the Student Grants Fund.

The College received gifts totalling £1,200 from Mr K.K. Ahuja (Ph.D. 1989; Benefactors' Student 1977-80). A J.D. Ahuja Fund has been established in the name of his late mother Mrs J.D. Ahuja and the income is used to provide an annual research award.

The Choir Association gave £340, Mr A.J.H. Roberts (Chairman of the Association) gave £10, and an anonymous gift of £5,000 was received towards the cost of a tour of South Africa by the College Choir.

The College received securities to the value of £795,139 from the Estate of Or H.M. Felling (Fellow 1966-80 and 1980-97) as part of a bequest from Or Felling, for the general purposes of the College.

The College received £100 from the Oenman Charitable Trust. This gift has been credited to the College Building Fund.

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Or S. Hancock (Fellow 1993-97) gave £100 (part of a prize from the Royal Astronomical Society), to express his thanks to the College for the support that he received in pursuing his research, 'for the purposes of puchasing astronomy I cosmology text books'.

The College received £2,000 under the will of Mr B.W. Vincent (B.A.

1928, M.A. 1932) to be used to augment the Fund for travel grants which his family had previously donated in memory of the deceased's late son Christopher Vincent, who died while a student at the College.

Mr O.B. Tranter (B.A. 1956, M.A. 1960) gave £50 in memory of the late Professor Sir Harry Hinsley. The gift has been credited to the Hinsley Award Fund.

The College received £3,000 under the will of Lt Col O.C. Merry (B.A. 1932, M.A. 1954) for the general purposes of the College. The bequest has been credited to the Student Grants Fund.

Or N. O'Sullivan (Ph.D. 1988) gave £100 as the fifth and final payment of

his pledge under the Library appeal and asked for it to be directed to scholarships for overseas students. The gift has been credited to the Overseas Scholarships Fund which supports the Oavies-Jackson Students.

Following a dinner in College organised by Or Bayliss-Smith to mark the 50th anniversary of the Purchas Society, gifts totalling £1,075 were received and have been credited to the B.H. Farmer Fund.

Mr A.H. Norris (B.A. 1972, M.A. 1976) and Mrs Norris gave £750. The gift has been credited to the McMahon Law Studentships Sup­plementary Fund.

Mr RC. Samuel (B.A. 1957) gave £1,298.70 for the Library. The gift has been credited to the Library Fund.

The College received £3,500 from Hazard Chase Ltd, towards the expenses of a concert with the choir of Christ Church, Oxford, in the Symphony Hall, Birmingham, on 8 July 1997.

Mr T.E. Pritchard (B.A. 1993, M.A. 1997) gave £25 as a contribution to the Library Fund.

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Mr R. Varley (B.A. 1957, M.a. 1964) gave £100 which has been credited to the Student Grants Fund.

The College received an anonymous gift of £500 towards the cost of Chapel breakfasts in the Easter Term 1998.

Professor M. Hara (Overseas Visiting Fellow 1978-79) gave £50 in memory of Sir Harry Hinsley. The gift has been credited to the Hinsley Fund.

The College received £1,105.74 under the Will of Mr D.G. Morgan

(Fellow 1969-97). The bequest has been credited to the Student Grants Fund.

The College received £1,000 under the Will of Mrs A. Clark, widow of Mr A.E. Clark (B.A. 1923, M.A. 1927). The bequest has been credited to the Student Grants Fund.

From the following American Friends of Cambridge University:

Academic Purposes Fund

Or Jeffrey D. Bernhard, Mr Robert W. Hawkins, Ambassador Andrew Jacovides.

Choir Fund

Mr Michael S. Ne££, Or Paul E. Nelson.

College Building Fund

Mr Jonathan R. Austin, Mr Stephen J. Boxer, Professor G. Calabresi, Mr Harold C. Cannon, Or P. David, Dr Peter A. Dowben, Mr R. Hermon­Taylor, Professor Martin F. Heyworth, Dr John T. Jefferies, Mr F.C. Leiner, Mr Demarest L. Macdonald, Professor Peter E. Martin, Dr Robert K. Nesbet, Dr H. Steffen Peiser, the Reverend P.D. Peterson, Mr Robert W. Steventon, Or Ewart A.C. Thomas, Or John A. van Couvering, Mr R.H.H. Wilson.

Hinsley Award Fund

Professor J.H.M. Salmon.

Library Fund

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Professor Robert Z. Aliber, Dr Peter S. Ashton, Dr Jeffrey D. Bernhard, Mr Harold C. Cannon, Mrs T.R. Davis Biddle, Mr Robert W. Hawkins,

Mr Andrew M. Hay, Dr John L. Howarth, Mr Robert Dean Pope, Professor David J. Seipp, Mr Steven L. Smith, Dr Derek P. Stables, Professor Keven H. Tierney, Mr H.R. Tonkin, Mr Ian Pierre Watt.

Overseas Scholarships Fund

Mr Roger N. Radford.

Research Grants Fund

Dr R. Ian Harker.

Student Grants Fund

Mr Jonathan S. Aves, Dr Jeffrey D. Bernhard, Mr Robert W. Duemling, Or R. Ian Harker, Mr Milan L. Hauner, Dr John L. Howarth, Professor Thomas R. Metcalf, Dr H. Steffen Peiser, Mr Richard A. Radford, Professor Ronald S. Rivlin, Mr Vishwa M. Sakhare.

Tutors' Praeter Fund:

Dr Eliot Duncombe, Professor E. C. B. Hall-Craggs, Miss E.M. Hunt.

EAGLE Project

Dr Michael W. Russell.

College Calendar - Main dates

Michaelmas Term 1999

October

Friday 1 Tuesday 5 Saturday 16

First day of Term Full Term begins, Choral Services begin Congregation (2.00pm)

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November

Saturday 13 Saturday 27 Sunday 28

December

Friday 3 Saturday 11 Sunday 19

Lent Term 2000

January

Wednesday 5

Tuesday 18 Saturday 22

February

Saturday 19

March

Sunday 12 Friday 17 Saturday 18 Friday 24

Easter Term 2000

April

Saturday 1 Monday 17 Tuesday 25

Congregation (2.00pm) Advent Carol Service Advent Carol Service

Full Term ends, Choral Services end Congregation (2.00pm), Johnian Society Dinner

Michaelmas Term ends

First day of Term Full Term begins, Choral Services begin Congregation (2.00pm)

Congregation (2.00pm)

Lent Service (6.00pm) Full Term ends, Choral Services end Congregation (11.30am)

Lent Term ends

J ohnian Dinner First day of Term Full Term begins, Choral Services begin

May

Saturday 6 Sunday 7

Saturday 13

June

Thursday 1 (12 noon) Wednesday 14 Friday 16 Saturday 17 Tuesday 20 Friday 25

Friday 29

Long Vacation 2000

July

Saturday 1 Monday 10 Saturday 22

August

Saturday 12

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Linacre Lecture

Service of Commemoration of Benefactors Congregation (11.30am)

Ascension Day: Music from the Chapel Tower

May Bumps begin Full Term ends, Choral Services end May Bumps end May Ball Easter Term ends

General Admission

Johnian Dinner

Long Vacation period of residence begins Congregation (11.30am)

Long Vacation period of residence ends

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Benefactors' Scholars

Elected to Benefactors' Scholarships from 1 October 1998:

Ashish Garg, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore (Materials Science and Metallurgy)

Sophie Jane Lunn-Rockcliffe, St Hugh's College, Oxford (Political Thought and Intellectual History)

Partel Piirimae, Tartu University (Political Thought and Intellectual History)

Maria Pilla, University of Padua (Experimental Psychology)

Sakura Schafer-Nameki, University of Stuttgart (Mathematics)

Konrad Haarhoff Scheffler, University of Stellenbosch (Engineering)

Tijen Taraf, London School of Economics (Economics)

Robert Elms Yuncken, University of Western Australia (Mathematics)

Patrick Joseph Wrinn, Harvard University (Archaeology)

Alexander Marcus Keck, St John's College (Environment and Development)

Anne Friederike Muller, St John's College (Social Anthropology)

Elaine Swee-Khian Tan, St John's College, Yale University (Economics)

FELLOWS' APPOINTMENTS AND DISTINCTIONS

ANDERLINI, Dr L., has been appointed to a Professorship in Economics at the University of Southampton from 1 July 1999.

BEADLE, Dr H.R.L., was appointed University Reader in English Literature and Historical Bibliography from 1 October 1998.

BUDDEN, Dr K.G., was awarded a Gold Medal by The Royal Astronomical Society in the Society's 1999 Awards.

CHILD, Professor J., Guinness Professor of Management Studies, University of Cambridge is currently on leave as Distinguished Visiting

Professor at the University of Hong Kong. He is founding Director of the Chinese Management Centre, University of Hong Kong. This centre is affiliated to the Centre for International Business and Management, University of Cambridge and it was formally opened on 4 December 1998. Professor Child gave the keynote opening speech to the Inaugural Conference of the Asia Academy of Management in Hong Kong, on 28 December 1998.

FOX, Or D.M., has published "Knowing Receipt: An Economic Analysis" Cambridge Law Journal No. 391, 1998 and "Common Law Claims to Substituted Assets" Restitution Law Review 1999.

GOODY, Professor J.R., has published Food and Love 1999, Vesso.

GUEST, Dr G.H., has been elected an Hon. Fellow of the University of Wales, Aberystwyth.

HINDE, Professor R.A., has published Why gods persist: a scientific

approach to religion, Routledge, London 1999.

HOWARD, Dr D.J., was re-elected as Chairman of the Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain in 1998 and elected to the Board of Directors of the Society of Architectural Historians (USA) in 1999. She was academic editor of Art Theorists of the Italian Renaissance,

CD-ROM, Chadwyck Healey, Cambridge, 1998. She has also published: