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OUR CHAPEL ORGAN TO SING AGAIN AFTER REFURBISHMENT

OUR CHAPEL ORGAN TO SING AGAIN AFTER REFURBISHMENT

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Thanks to the continued generosity of Robert Albert, the College Chapel organ is currently being fully refurbished in time for the annual Carol Service in early December. The St Paul’s College Chapel pipe organ was built in 1971 by the Dutch firm of Flentrop and made possible by the generosity of the late Sir Alexis Albert CMG and his family. Sir Alexis was in College (1926-28), as were his three sons: Robert 1953-56, Ted 1956–58 and Tony 1958-62. The generosity of the Albert family to the College has been enduring, particularly the legacy of Robert Albert who, 20 years ago, assisted the College with a significant donation that allowed the building of the Albert Wing. The Albert Wing was opened and dedicated in September 1999, and continues to house the College office and many student rooms. With the Hon Lloyd Waddy AM, Robert was co-founder of the St Paul’s College

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27, 28 Sept, 4, 5 Oct – Victoriana! 2019

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Victoriana! 2019 – Book now Join us once again for “Victoriana!”, Australia’s longest running theatrical production. Run under the auspices of the Union, Victoriana is a remarkable evening of dining and entertainment. Based on the English Music Hall tradition, the show draws on music and comedy of the Victorian era. 2019 is sure to delight! Dates:  Friday 27 September Saturday 28 September Friday 4 October Saturday 5 October Ticket sales – Click here Book your accommodation in College now – call Events and Stays on 0479 059 102 or email eventsandstays@stpauls.edu.au

22 May – Rawson Rugby Final with Alumni and Friends

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10 months ago
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St Paul’s College Union invites members and friends to enjoy the final games of the Intercol Rugby being held at University No. 2 Oval on the evening of Wednesday 22 May. As usual light food and drinks will be provided from 6.30 pm in a section of the TAG Family Foundation Grandstand. There are three evening games including the Rosebowl Rugby. More information closer to the event. Point of contact Richard Morgan, Director of Community Development by email: community@stpauls.edu.au

St Paul’s alumni in the Australia Day Honours

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11 months ago
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The College adds its congratulations to Roger Massy-Greene AM and Dr James Renwick CSC SC who were honoured on Australia Day. Member of the Order of Australia: Roger Massy-Greene (at Paul’s 1967-69) For significant service to the community through philanthropic initiatives. Roger has been Executive Chair, co-founder and benefactor to the Eureka Benevolent Foundation, since 2007; a member representative of Philanthropy Australia since 2014; major benefactor of the ‘Pave the Way’ Project, University of Sydney, 2015; a Non-Executive Director of The Hunger Project Australia since 2011; Director and Australian Representative of The Global Hunger Project, since 2016 and a member of the Global Audit Committee, since 2016; the Chair, City of Sydney Red Shield Appeal, 2010-2014, City of Sydney Red Shield Appeal Committee Member, 2008-2010 and Chair, City of Sydney Advisory Board, 2014-2017 with the Salvation Army Australia. Roger has been the Cranbrook School Council President since 2016 and is the

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Rawson Cup Soccer

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After a round of great Soccer in this year’s Rawson Cup, St Paul’s came in second overall to St Andrew’s. St Paul’s overcame Wesley in the final round to achieve a nail-biting finish at the University Oval Number 2. Below is a description of the match, written by William Evans, and a link to a quick video.   Match Report by Will Evans It was a nail-biting finish at University Oval Number 2 yesterday between St Paul’s College and Wesley College. The game was a close, hard-fought encounter between two strong sides. A very skillful free kick from Adam Prentice was the only thing separating the sides at half time and Paul’s took a 1-0 lead into the sheds. In the second half the Paul’s side defended their lead courageously against a very dangerous Wesley attack who threatened to score number of times. Despite desperate defense from Paul’s, Wesley scored

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Community service of Paulines recognised in Order of Australia

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1 year ago
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We are delighted that the service to the community of several members of the College has been recognised again this year with honours in the Order of Australia in the Queen’s Birthday honours list and, earlier in the year, in the Australia Day honours. The College has a long tradition of community service, and is proud to see those values reflected in the achievements of our alumni. Paulines have been honoured this year for their services to such fields as community health, accounting, medicine, law and legal education, transport safety, the performing arts, and conservation and the environment. The Order of Australia was established by another former member of St Paul’s College, Gough Whitlam, in 1975, “for the purpose of according recognition to Australian citizens and other persons for achievement or for meritorious service”. Members of the College recognised in the Order of Australia this year have been: 2018 Queen’s

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Open day 2018

18 to 22 Feb – Welcome Week

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18 February to 22 February 2019 - Welcome Week Welcome Week for new students will be hosted in the week immediately before lectures commence on Monday 25 February. Note that the University calendar commences one week earlier in 2019 than in previous years. More details will be made available to students in coming weeks.

An historic moment – first students move in to the Ivan Head Building

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1 year ago
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It was an especially exciting moment in the history of St Paul’s on Friday afternoon when 52 grateful members of the College moved from their old rooms to rooms in the magnificent new Ivan Head Building. Following the builder’s hand-over of the first and second floors of the new building, and rapid work by staff to prepare rooms, these first students to occupy the Ivan Head Building moved in to great excitement. These lucky students are now enjoying brand new state-of-the-art accommodation overlooking the College’s third quadrangle, across from the Graduate House which is now under construction. Their fully-furnished studio rooms feature en suite bathrooms, air conditioning, fridge, and television – accommodation suitable for out-of-semester conference guests, as well as matching the world’s best collegiate accommodation. In each floor there are also two common spaces for socialising or group work. This move has meant that, after many students shared rooms

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Dean of Graduate House

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1 year ago
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01 May 2018 St Paul’s College is now seeking applications for the new role of Dean of Graduate House. The distinctive new Graduate House community for postgraduate students and academics, both women and men, will open in January 2019 with state-of-the-art accommodation for 140 residents at the heart of the University of Sydney. Reporting to the Head of College, Dr Donald Markwell, the Dean of Graduate House will drive the development of the Graduate House’s own lived ethos and culture, build strong collaboration across the University, and promote Graduate House as a preferred destination for local, national and international students and academics. This is an outstanding opportunity for candidates, both women and men, with proven leadership skills, strong academic credentials, the capacity to nurture young people through higher education, and excellent public speaking and communication skills. Proven ability in building communities, academic programmes and/or businesses will be highly regarded. The

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ANZAC Day Commemorated at College

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  ANZAC Commemorated at College 103 years ago today, young Australian and New Zealand men – just like those who are residents of the College today – went ashore to fight and die for a cause they believed to be just. Three years later, 100 years ago today, in another great battle of World War I, young Australian and New Zealand men fought and died in the second battle for the French village of Villers-Bretonneux. At St Paul’s, at an ANZAC Commemoration Service held in the Chapel today, as we remember all who have fought and died in war, we especially remember the 170 members of the College who enlisted in the First World War, and the 20 who died, and also the members of the College who died in the Boer War, the Second World War and in Vietnam. Lest we forget.   Pic: Daniel Bottrell, representing the students,

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