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JCMS RECITAL - Lottie Greenhow - Voice - Saturday 6th February, 8pm in Chapel.

Posted by Jacqueline, 6th February 2010, 3:22 am

JCMS RECITAL - Lottie Greenhow - Voice - Saturday 6th February, 8pm in Chapel.

This week's JCMS Recital will be given by Lottie Greenhow on voice and is a Scandinavian themed recital, with a programme including a mixture of Hardanger fiddle and vocal music.

The recital starts at 8pm in the Chapel - all are welcome and admission is free.

Facebook event link: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=286599641516&ref=nf

For more information on the JCMS Recital Series, please contact Jacqueline Gilroy, jcms...@jesus.cam.ac.uk

This may sound bizarre...

Posted by pc4...@cam.ac.uk, 5th February 2010, 1:31 pm

...But does anyone have a brick that I could borrow for saturday?

Any old brick will do,

Peter C

 

The Bar Quiz returns! - This Saturday!

Posted by W. Hogg, 4th February 2010, 12:21 pm

The bar quiz returns this Saturday at 7.30 prompt in the bar (where else?!) Get there at 7.00 to get your drinks and food before we start.

-£5 entry per team of max 5 people

-Free round of drinks for the winning team

-The £5s roll over to build a prize fund to play for at the end of term!

This week the Jesus CU are running the quiz, there’ll be a couple of minutes talk in the middle introducing the week of talks starting next week.

See you there!

Lost Nike "Pro"

Posted by Tom, 31st January 2010, 10:08 pm

 I was wondering if anyone had seen/picked up a white long sleeved Nike "Pro" sports top with a choker/turtle neck collar? Would be somewhere around the library or chapel court.

Would be v. grateful for its return.

Cheers,


Tom.

Lost Beanie Hat

Posted by pc4...@cam.ac.uk, 30th January 2010, 1:00 pm

I've lost my beanie hat. I lost it on Friday morning (7.00am-9.00am, 29th) possibly around second court, the second court bike racks or at the library court bike racks, that or it's been lost in the depths of my room....

Either way, If anyone has picked up a grey beanie hat with a label on the front of the turnup edge could they let me know, it's getting colder and I'm starting to need it.

Thanks

 

Peter C

The Reason for God - Monday 1st Feb at 7.30 in the Coleridge Room

Posted by Will Hogg, 29th January 2010, 9:08 am

Come for a 30 minute video of a talk by New York Times bestseller and pastor Tim Keller to employees at Google looking at the rationality and reasoning behind faith in God.

Topics he looks at include:
Why does a loving God allow suffering?
Can we really know the truth about God?
Why have so many wars been fought in the name of God?
The origins of human rights.

Afterwards there'll be a chance to discuss what you think about it.

Lost Scarf

Posted by J.Y.J. Eichner Herrmann, 27th January 2010, 5:20 pm

Since the start of term I've lost my Jesus scarf (it's one of the ones without a crest).

If anyone has found one I'd be very grateful if you could call me on 07969185275.

 

Woman's Jog Pants

Posted by H. Tayler, 24th January 2010, 2:35 pm

Would anyone like to buy a pair of the women's jog pants from the recent stash order for the knockdown price of £15? Size Large.

Email me or call if interested. And dont ask why

Formal ticket wanted...

Posted by J.E. Gilroy, 21st January 2010, 3:53 pm

Ok, for some reason I can't log-in and use the little buy/sell formal ticket section thing.

So, if anyone has an unwanted ticket for formal on Friday 29th Jan, pleeeease let me know.

Thanks! Jackie (jeg46)

RECOGNOSCE

Posted by lmf...@cam.ac.uk, 20th January 2010, 12:18 pm

Wednesday 27th January, 9 p.m, Jesus College Chapel

Readings by candlelight from the writings of Lancelot Andrewes, with
contemporary music for voices, viols, and organ.

Come and listen in the beautiful setting of the chapel of Jesus College,
where Lancelot's brother, Roger, was once Master.

Lancelot Andrewes (1555-1626) was Bishop of Ely and Visitor of Jesus
College from 1609-1618, having previously been Dean of Westminster and
Bishop of Chichester, and subsequently going on to be Bishop of Winchester.
His Cambridge education was at Pembroke, of which he later served for a
while as Master.

Music performed by 'Bifhop Alcocke, his Conforte of Violls', and musicians
from Jesus College.

Admission free.