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New Dean embodies Trinity College values Wednesday 21 May 2008 ‘We can be confident that Campbell Bairstow embodies the values of Trinity College. He values its long and rich history and he will not be afraid to explore the new opportunities and relevance of collegiate education for the 21st century.’ |
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Trinity pays respect to Marika family Tuesday 13 May 2008 Members of Trinity College pay their respects to all members of the Marika family following the sudden passing of prominent Aboriginal leader, Dr R Marika, at Yirrkala, NT. |
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Violinist touring with ACO2 Friday 9 May 2008 Trinity’s inaugural Markwell Scholar, Peter Clark (2nd year Music), has been selected to participate in an interstate tour with the prestigious ACO2 – the Australian Chamber Orchestra’s (ACO’s) Emerging Artists ensemble. |
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Ken Knott heads Information Services Monday 5 May 2008 Mr Ken Knott was today welcomed to Trinity, where he takes up the important new role of Director of Information Services, responsible for all Library and Information Technology (IT) functions throughout the College. |
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Moving to TEXAS! Thursday 1 May 2008 TEXAS – Trinity's EXcellent Administration System – is the name adopted for the new integrated Administration System being implemented in coming months across all areas of the College. |
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Trinity woman is Australia’s first female bishop Friday 11 April 2008 The Venerable Kay Goldsworthy – today named as Australia’s first woman bishop – received her theological education at Trinity College, Melbourne. |
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Trinity at the Summit Wednesday 9 April 2008 At least 15 members of the Trinity community have been selected to participate in the Australia 2020 Summit to be held at Parliament House in Canberra on 19 and 20 April. |
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World Vision Award for Trinity students Tuesday 8 April 2008 Trinity College students raised the highest total of any university group in Australia for the 2007 World Vision 40-hour Famine – almost $8,000. |
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Full house hears Coptic Metropolitan Bishoy Tuesday 25 March 2008 The visit to Trinity College by His Eminence, Metropolitan Bishoy, the General Secretary of the Holy Synod of the Coptic Orthodox Church, was a gentle reminder that, while the Coptic Orthodox Church has been estranged from Catholic and Orthodox traditions for 1,500 years, recent dialogue brings promise of rapprochement between the two traditions. |
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Young Achiever Award to Tim Foster Wednesday 12 March 2008 The international humanitarian work of former Senior Student (2005–06) Tim Foster (TC2005) was today recognised with a 2008 Young Achiever Award from the Rotary Club of Melbourne. He was also the recipient of the Sir Albert Coates Award. |
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Gourlay building opened Wednesday 20 February 2008 In an historic moment for the College, Trinity’s new residential building was officially opened this evening, more than 40 years after it was first conceived. |
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Saying ‘Sorry’ at Trinity Wednesday 13 February 2008 A special reflection in the Chapel, held to join the Prime Minister in saying 'Sorry' to the stolen generation, also sought to 'begin the process of moving forward as a united nation, showing respect and love for all citizens’. |
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TCFS students 'empowered to change the world' 25 January 2008 Student valedictory speaker, Wilson Halim, from Indonesia, told his fellow graduates in the 2007–2008 July Fast Track intake, 'We have earned a Trinity education and that means that each of us has the power to change the world.' |
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Brenda Holt appointed Chief of Staff & Executive Officer Friday 18 January 2008 The Warden has announced the appointment of Ms Brenda Holt as Chief of Staff and Executive Officer, effective from Monday 4 February 2008. |
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