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110 ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? / ? ? ? ? 111 ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? / ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? , ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? 9th February 2009. Back row: David Millar [Bn 1939–1942], Robert Gould [Bn 1962–1966], John Carver [T 1952–1956], Peter Smith [Bn 1968–1973], Bob Margesson [L 1955–1959]. Front row: Malcolm Little [Bl 1961–1966], Adrian Momber [Pn 1971–1976], Stephen Graham [O 1976–1981] BEVIR REPORTS ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? leven of us met on remarkable consistency in the Thursday night— school’s character over the East’s years.  We ate well and drank Friday—for drinks and dinner competently enough to ensure in the shadow of the Burj Al that there were some artistic ow displays on the dance floor later uae ? (Well 37 in the evening.  I think it’s fair ows dined in nearby Baghdad to say that we all thoroughly E the Middle Arab.   Was this the first gathering in the in 1918). Our ages ranged from 27 to 52.  The names and the stories varied widely, but Standing (left to right):   Iain Vitty [Bl 1990–1995], Ed Harris [Bl 1992–1997], Michael Brown [Pn 1974–1979], Jamie Foord [A 1971– 1974], Alex Wilson, James Cadbury [Bd 1992–1997], Tim Cox [Bl 1984–1989]. Sitting (left to right): Gavin Samson [A 1987–1992], Alex Barder [Bd 1992–1997], Max Palethorpe [T 1988–1991], Jim Horsley [Pn 1989–1992] enjoyed ourselves and are keen to have more gatherings in the future. There are currently 27 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? — ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ?? [ ? ? ? ? ?? – ? ? ? ? ] H aving decided to take a post-university gap being the poorest and least resourced school in the area, year, what better way to kick it off than with Masihambisane, meaning ‘let’s go together’, had a fantastic 2 months teaching in South Africa followed by sense of community and both Charlie and I absolutely loved 3 weeks travelling ? Five days after graduation I was on every minute of our placement. a flight to Johannesburg with a few familiar faces from a Although my official role was as a teaching assistant, my pre-project training weekend. We had all been offered placement often did not turn out that way. Due to a variety teaching assistant posts by Tenteleni, a student run charity of factors I frequently found myself teaching lessons on my who send over 100 British University students to schools own, often with no prior warning, and teachers would and orphanages in Africa each summer. Although virtual frequently just leave me to it in the middle of a lesson. On o w2?BfW'?V??????7G&?vW'2?vRvW&RV??FVB'??W"6??V?F?V?W2W?6?FV?V?@???6V6??BF??f?V?B?6V?b?VgBF?FV6?w&FRRV?v?6???&?R?V?6?BF?RG6wv76V???????V?R7F????BV?6W'F??G?&?WB?W"?vVV??6V?V?G2??W"w&?W??v??6??2??B??F???r&W&VB?v2&F?W"V??W'f??r?#??F?6V?V'&FRF?RSF????fW'6'??bF?P???b?f??V?FVW'2v2&6VB???V?7'V?B?F?v?6?GVFV@??'WB???&?f?6VB?W76??v2w&VB7V66W72?BF??2vfP???w2?W26WfW&??7?W6W2GFV?FVB'WB?V?f?'GV?FV?????R?bF?R?w2g&???##??W2V7B?b?????W6'W&r??BvW&R???6FVB???'0???RF?R6??f?FV?6RF?F???????fVWB?BF?FV?v?F???F?66????2??F?R?V&'?F?v?6???b??????R?6???"6?GVF???2v?V?WfW"F?W?&?6R?F?R&W7B?bF?R6??FV?Bv0??V6??&V6?v??6&?Rg&????RF?RF?F?R?W?B?6??v??r??@???Rf?6?WfW"&V??f?V?F??r?bvV???wF??6???VvR?6WfV??w2??F?RVR?7B?6?F?R?Wp??( ?6?FW.( ??2??????r7G&??r?*?W?v??6????????( 3??E???VgBF?&?v?C??6?V?6??F???&??S???&?vW"v???G&?FvR?????Se???6??VF?w2?2?3u??WFW"???&R?vV??W6?W??C???6?&?2?VF??&B?S5??&???f?&&???&??C%??g&??B&?s??V???6V?F???&??Se???&??V7B'F?W"?6?&?R??B??B&VV?76?v?V@??G&v?6????W7B?fW"vVV???F???6V?V?B??R?`??F??6???&?6?R6??&??VB66????v??6?V?6??76V@??f?6?WfW"?6??BvW&R&?RF?6??R??&W7Bg&?V?G2?6?7F?f??B?&?#( 3#U?v2????V@??w&FW0??"?&V6WF????F???B?vR&?vR?bBF?????6"66?FV?B?B?&WGW&?VBF?F?P??V?f?"RF?2f? ??FW7?FRF??2?76?fRvR&?vR?Bf&?WG??b?F?W ????2gV?W&???F??Vv???2FVF?v2?b6?W'6R'6??WFV????W&F?W2F?BvR6?RF?F?66?fW"?F?R66????f6VB??6?VF??p??FWf7FF??r??6?( ?2V?F?W6?6?f?"v?&???rv?F?6???G&V??