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Hello, my name is Laura, and I am the new

Alumni Relations Officer at St Edward’s and

the new editor of

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working with OSE, organising events and

acting as the first point of contact within the

School for any of you wishing to get in touch.

Oxford has now become my permanent

home after studying History of Art here

(St Catherine’s College, 2011), where my

journey into Alumni Relations began. Now,

after editing Oxford University’s History of

Art Society Journal, and interning at an arts

charity in London, I am at the beginning of

my latest adventure.

A keen arts and crafts enthusiast,

outside of the office you are sure to find

me getting involved with the varied range

of arts activities at St Edward’s, particularly

at The North Wall.

I hope to meet as many of you as possible

at our OSE events, and if you have any

suggestions or questions, then feel free to get

in touch, or you can email or telephone me

to arrange a meeting or a tour of the School.

I look forward to hearing from you

soon, and seeing you at our events in the

coming months.

Laura Hill, Alumni Relations Officer

Email

:ose@stedwardsoxoford.org

Telephone: 01865 319438

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Contents

Message from the Editor

Corrections

We apologise for the misprint of Bridge

problems in the previous issue, with the

example for new players intended for those

with existing knowledge of the game.

Keeping Up to Date

Moved house? Changed your phone number?

New email address? We love to keep in

contact with OSE, so if you have changed your

contact details in the last year, please do let the

OSE Office know, by telephone: 01865 319438

or email

ose@stedwardsoxford.org

From theWarden

Society

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Features

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Rhubarb Rhubarb

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Congratulations

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OSE in Business

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OSE News

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Obituaries

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Events

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Rowing Memories

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Martyrs Reports

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Valete

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Contacts

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It’s that time of year again, the time for the

latest edition of

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to be able to welcome you into its pages.

As ever there is much to interest and

stimulate: interviews with OSE artists Tim

Plant and Miranda Stewart as well as with

Scottish politician Cameron Buchanan (in

addition to various love letters circa 1900!).

There are other delights as well with

memories of rowing, a history of cricket in

the School and a personal view of the Invictus

Games – all fascinating and very wide-ranging

which is, of course, exactly as it should be.

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acts as a voice for the richly diverse

OSE community and I hope its continued

development will echo these qualities.

Also within these pages are the more

sobering stories – the obituaries of several

OSE and former members of staff – including

in particular those of Fran Prichard, Derek

Roe and Stephen Winkley. Just as we go to

press I also have the sad news of the death

of the 8th Warden, Richard Bradley who was

here from 1966 to 1971 – an obituary for

him will appear in the next issue.

This edition of

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also coincides

with the publication of Malcolm Oxley’s

excellent book

A New History of St Edward’s

School, Oxford, 1863 – 2013

– there is a

review and an interview with Malcolm in

these pages – which is now available and

very much sheds a different historical light

on the School and brings the words of

R D Hill in 1962 up to date. I recommend

it to you as I do this issue of

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