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(cash or battels card at the till). Liquid refreshments, including water / wine, tea and<br />
coffee are provided at no charge. The Archives team will be there to welcome you<br />
back to <strong>College</strong>, and perhaps to eavesdrop on your stories.<br />
Dates are normally advertised on the <strong>College</strong> website, in the <strong>College</strong> Newssheet, and<br />
in <strong>College</strong> itself. This year we put on displays to complement three of the <strong>College</strong>’s<br />
named lectures, the Syme Lecture in November, the Haldane Lecture in February<br />
and the Berlin Lecture in May.<br />
Display for Jim Kennedy’s talk<br />
Photos by Liz Baird<br />
Display for David Robey’s talk<br />
Old Wolves’ events – all lunches followed by a talk by one of our members – were<br />
held in November 2016, and February and May <strong>2017</strong>. We are most grateful to our<br />
speakers: Dr. Sebastian Brock (EF) spoke about the manuscripts of St Catherine’s<br />
Monastery; Professor Jim Kennedy (EF) about William Buckland, the ‘Father of<br />
Dinomania’; and Professor David Robey (EF) told us all we needed to know about<br />
Dante’s Divine Comedy.<br />
On Saturday 24 June, we participated in the alumni weekend by opening the Archives<br />
to interested visitors, including several of the <strong>College</strong>’s first students.<br />
Forthcoming events will be on Thursdays, with lunch at 12.30 in Hall followed by a<br />
talk at 1.30 in the Leonard Wolfson Auditorium. 2 November <strong>2017</strong>: Professor Jacob<br />
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