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17 Nov 2016: LHEEAG L Uh. December 1963. No. 262. The Eagle. A M A G AZI N E SUPPORT E D BY MEMBERS OF. ST JOHN'S CO L L EGE , CAMBRIDGE. FOR SUBS CRIBERS ON:L Y. The New College Buildings. The New Buildings. Poems. Story. Poems. The Redecoration of the Hall.

20 Apr 2016: 392 OU?' Ohromele. DINNlDR. R. F. Scott, Fr. Wace, H. W. Simpkinson, W. J. J. P. A. Bowers, J. Alien, E. M. J. Adamson, C. W. M. h la. H. E. J. Bevan has been elected an Editor of n, in the place of J. W. Jeudwine resigned. END OF VOL. IX. CAMBRIDGE:

13 Feb 2015: 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.

21 Apr 2016: Bachelors and Undergraduates (contimted):! lInrshall, G. A. lIIartyn, R. J. iIasefield, R. B., B.A. l:[assie. J. • B.A. Mathews, Rev. A. D., D.A. Meres, 'V. F., lLA. Metcalfe, Rev. W. 1-1., 11.A. Meyricke, R. H., 11.A. 1li11er, E., D.A. l1iller, E

20 Apr 2016: Baclielots of Arts: Hughes, F. S. Mountfield, D. W. Muirhead , F. L. Wilkinson, L. Undergraduate, : Alldrew, J. R. Andrews, E. C. ]arnett, n. S. Beach, J. G. Q. Bishop, J. W. Brown, E. H. Butcher, W. E. Carpmael, A. Chance, H. G. Aeton, E. II. Ainger

20 Apr 2016: Rangoon, the first Burmese port I arrived at, is a splendid town containing over 200,000 inhabitants, m os tl y Rurmans, but including also other nationalities such as Engl ish,

27 Oct 2016: The American Friends of Cambridge Universit $1,200 has been added to the Choir M.

31 Oct 2016: the use of the college £1,200 and that above this he had given £500 to buy lands.

10 Oct 2022: The Eagle 2009. FOR MEMBERS OF ST JOHN’S COLLEGEVOLUME 111. SSTT JJOOHHNN’’ SS CCOOLLLLEEGGEEUU NN II VV EE RR SS II TT YY OO FF CC AA MM BB RR II DD GG EE. The Eagle2009Volume 111. SSTT JJOOHHNN’’SS CCOOLLLLEEGGEEUUNNIIVV EERRSSIITTYY

24 Oct 2017: The photograph shows the charity’s own 200 foot brig, the Stavros S Niarchos, passing under a raised Tower Bridge at the end of a 10-day voyage from Portsmouth.