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© 2005 Oxford University European Affairs Society


EVENTS

To see the type of events we organise, click here for our Hilary 2005 Termcard (pdf)

Below is a provisional plan for Trinity Term. This is only an outline and there will certainly be changes before the start of term.

 

 

1ST WEEK


SUNDAY




 WEDNESDAY
COQTAILS D'OR and
ABSOLUTELY! (PERHAPS) LAUNCH PARTY
Enjoy a night of 'coqtails' at the Duke of Cambridge and join us in launching the EAS-sponsored play, Absolutely! (perhaps), showing in 2nd week

 IAN BLACK
Chief Foreign Affairs Leader-Writer and former European Editor, The Guardian 
speaking on the EU and the Middle East
 		 
 

 

2ND WEEK


MONDAY




TUESDAY—SATURDAY
LORD OXBURGH
Chairman, Shell - previously a geologist at Oxford, Cambridge, Princeton and Imperial College, London. He is particularly outspoken on the dangers of climate change and advocates socially responsible corporations

ABSOLUTELY! (PERHAPS) by Luigi Pirandello
EAS-sponsored play - brilliant comedy from the acclaimed Italian playwright
(click here for more details)
 		 
 

 

3RD WEEK


MONDAY




FRIDAY
MARTIN GILBERT
"Victory: Sixty Years On"
Major twentieth-century historian and official biographer of Winston Churchill,
speaking on consequences for Europe of the Second World War

LORD STOCKTON (joint with Law Soc)
Former Tory MEP, chairman of Macmillan publishing company, grandson of Harold Macmillan
 		 
 

 

4TH WEEK


SATURDAY
EUROVISION PARTY
Celebrate Eurovision and support your country's song - live from Kiev
 		 
 

 

5TH WEEK


WEDNESDAY



SATURDAY
DEBATE ON THE EU CONSTITUTION
"This House would vote 'Yes' to the EU Constitution"
Listen to speakers and have your say on an issue that is dividing Europe

GARDEN PARTY (the highlight of Trinity Term)
Enjoy an afternoon in Magdalen gardens by the banks of the Cherwell, with free punting, unlimited champagne and Pimm's, strawberries and cream
 		 
 

 

6TH WEEK


WEDNESDAY


FRIDAY
COMMITTEE ELECTIONS
Get involved in one of Oxford's largest and most diverse societies

OXFORD EU CONSTITUTION REFERENDUM 
Spain has already had their referendum and France will have had theirs only days before, so take part in our University-wide vote. Will Oxford predict what the rest of Britain will decide?
 		 
 

 

7TH WEEK


TUESDAY
DOMINIQUE MOISI
Deputy Head of the French International Relations Institute and expert on European and trans-Atlantic relations