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The team here is lovely, like a family, and the café is a nice cosy place where people can come and chat or stay and work.” College members can enjoy a ... Emese Varga. Ania Olszanicka – Café Assistant. “For me, the best thing about St John’s

What I love about hearing the Choir is that it will be different for different people. ... How do you encourage these people to engage with this key part of the College’s history and cultural life?

Dr Leah Downey. Research interestsPolitical theory is the study of how people ought to live together. ... Political economy considers how people produce what they need to live.

day telling people about their lifestyle and what they were writing when they were there. ... say what’s true and who gets to decide what people can do.

Mr Voronkov said: “These young people are already contesting terrorist ideologies on these new communication platforms and sharing messages of peace. ... They are building coalitions and communities of young people online and offline to provide

other people’s opinions or stereotypes. ... John’s is also very good at giving extra academic support to its students; for example, when some of the ab initio students (people who started the language from scratch) had

th. May crammed full of people joining in our celebration of the Butler Project. ... Over the course of the day almost 650 people visited the special exhibition, ‘Highlights of the Samuel Butler Collection’.

Four distinguished people have been named as Honorary Fellows of St John’s College in recognition of their exceptional contributions to their respective fields. ... They are people of ideas and intellectual courage: writers, innovators, researchers and

He also helps prepare people for baptism, confirmation and marriage. The Chaplain supports the College welfare structures by offering college members someone who will listen to their concerns, help them examine

When faced with an enterprise as big and diverse as the College, with all its people, activities and operations, it can be hard to decide where to focus.