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Computing

andystew — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 18:57:34 CST

Me, somewhat over-excitedly modelling our computing facilities

As MCR Computing Officer, I'm responsible for maintaining the MCR computing facilities and liasing with the College on computer-related matters. A few guidelines for MCR computer use:

1) We do have free laser printing for MCR members. However, we don't have unlimited funds for laser printer toner, so in the best interests of maximum amounts of printing, I've set the printer to default to 'Economode' which conserves ink while keeping text perfectly legible. Please do try to be conservative with your printing (print two pages per side of A4 if possible, don't print out drafts unless necessary, etc.) to help us stretch out our resources.

If, for whatever reason, you need a higher quality print (e.g. a CV), then you can change this setting back when you print. To do this, go to Print, then click on the Properties button in the top right of the dialog box (right of HP LaserJet 1018), then select the Finishing Tab at the top, and then untick the 'EconoMode (Save Toner)' option in the bottom right. Hit okay (bottom right) and then it should be good to go!

If you discover that we've run out of toner or paper, please email me at <andrew.stewart@ccc> and I'll see to replacing it as soon as possible.

2) If a serious fault appears while you are using the PC, it would be greatly appreciated if you could note down the fault message precisely and email it to me <andrew.stewart@ccc>, with a description of what was happening on the computer more generally, to me. That will help in diagnosing the error, fixing the PC and preventing it from happening in the future.

The MCR TV/computing station in its full glory

3) Please remember to switch off the TV using the remote when you have finished using the PC. This helps to prevent damage to the screen, as has occurred a couple of times in the past when an error screen has been displayed for a significant period of time.

4) Please do not view inappropriate material on the MCR PC - please read the University and College Computing Rules!

5) Please do not attempt to download files using a file sharing peer to peer program (such as Bittorrent). You will be wasting your time as the PC prevents such programs from being installed. I am aware of an individual at another Oxford college that was fined 250 pounds for downloading a TV show.

6) If you would like to see any functionality added to the PC then email me and, as long as it is in accordance with relevant computing rules, I will try to have it implemented.

SCR lunches and High Table dinners

stuartthomson — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 03:28:40 CST

SCR Lunch (SCRunch) - every Monday of term time

The SCR generously invites us to lunch with them on Mondays during term time. If you're interested in availing yourself of good food and good conversation - and all for free! - then please sign up by placing your name on the list below by Thursday of the preceding week, indicating whether you'd like hot or cold food. Lunch starts at 1 pm.

In general people meet in the MCR and go up together, but if you're running a bit late here are instructions:

Come out of the MCR and turn right down the mysterious passageway with a glass dome skylight which will lead you into Gentlemen Commoners' Quad. In the right hand corner of the quad there is a black door, go through that, up one flight of stairs and turn to your right where you will see lots of people eating. There's no need for gowns or anything like that - it's all very relaxed and jeans and trainers will be just fine. However, please do make sure that you sit at the place settings with the BLUE napkins -- part of the point of SCR lunch is for us to get to know the Fellows and the best way to do that is to talk to them. They're really not that scary, I promise!

(Unfortunately, SCR Lunches are not open to fourth-year undergraduates, visiting students or associate members.)

NOTE: If you put your full email address in this table, it may be picked up and used to send you spam. We recommend either putting a shortened Corpus Christi email address (i.e. firstname.lastname@ccc instead of firstname.lastname@ccc.ox.ac.uk) or obfuscating the name in some way (e.g. firstname<insert-at-here>lastname<insert-dot-here>ccc<insert-dot-here>ox<insert-dot-here>ac<insert-dot-here>uk).

Name Hot/Cold E-mail Address

Kelly Shannon cold kelly.shannon@

Stuart Thomson hot stuart.thomson@

Paul Mumma cold paul.mumma@

Gray Aschman cold gray.aschman@ccc

Andrew Stewart Hot andrew.stewart@ccc

sanja bogojevic cold sanja.bogojevic@ccc

peter darch cold peter.darch@ccc

Haibo E hot haibo.e@ccc

David Mathers cold david.mathers@ccc

Mohamed Dehchar hot mohamed.dehchar@ccc

Jessie Munton cold jessie.munton@ccc

High Table - Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of term time

Each graduate student (sadly this does not include visiting students, associate members or those who are finishing up four-year undergraduate degrees) is entitled to dine at High Table twice in each academic year. I would really advise you to take advantage of this and please don't wait until Trinity because there's not enough room for everyone in one term! Two places for graduates are available on Tuesday and Thursday nights and three on Wednesdays and Fridays, when there is the added lure of dessert (fruit, chocolates, port, hock, claret and coffee) in the SCR. Again, please sign up by Thursday of the preceding week, stating any real dietary issues. On the evening you will be expected to arrive in the SCR around 7pm in your academic gown to drink sherry before processing down to dinner.

Signing up for High Table

Is very simple - just fill in the details in the table below! Please include your name, current email address, title, course and subject and, if signing up for a Wednesday or a Friday, whether or not you want dessert: e.g. Kelly Shannon, kelly.shannon@ccc.ox.ac.uk, DPhil Classics, + dessert.

Please be aware that second dessert and wine are charged straight onto your bod card - make sure you have enough to cover it, otherwise you'll get a shock the next time you eat in hall!

Week 1 (Tuesday 13 October - Friday 16 October)

Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday


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Week 2 (Tuesday 20 October - Friday 23 October)

Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday


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Week 3 (Tuesday 27 October - Friday 30 October)

Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
	Katja Yafimava D.Phil.student in Geography dessert		Angelo Capuano angelo.capuano@ccc BCL - Law + dessert
			Holly Norman holly.norman@ccc... MSt English + dessert
--------------------------------------		--------------------------------------	Miles Coverdale miles.coverdale@ccc... MSt History + dessert

Week 4 (Tuesday 3 November - Friday 6 November)

Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
	Paul Mumma paul.mumma@ccc MSt Classics + dessert
	Katie Austin katie.austin@ccc MSt Music + dessert
--------------------------------------	Julie Piskor Ignatowicz julie.piskorignatowicz@ccc MSt History + dessert	--------------------------------------

Week 5 (Tuesday 10 November - Friday 13 November)

Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
	Matthew Dale-Harris matthew.dale-harris@ccc MSt Late Antique +dessert		Sophie Godard Desmarest sophie.godarddesmarest@ccc... Materials Science DPhil + dessert
	Tom Graham tom.graham@ccc MSt Medieval History +dessert		Gray Aschman, gray.aschman@ccc, MSc Criminology & Criminal Justice, + dessert, vegetarian, allergic to chilli
--------------------------------------	Eirik Bjorge eirik.bjorge@ccc MJur +dessert	--------------------------------------

Week 6 (Tuesday 17 November - Friday 20 November)

Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
			Jonathan Smart jonathan.smart@ccc MSt Classics + dessert
			Adam Al-Diwani adam.al-diwani@ccc 6th year Clinical Medicine + dessert
--------------------------------------		--------------------------------------	Tom Abbott thomas.abbott@ccc 6th year Clinical Medicine + dessert

Week 7 (Tuesday 24 November - Friday 27 November)

Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
	Stuart Thomson stuart.thomson@... DPhil Classics + dessert		Jie Ying Lim jieying.lim@ccc MSc Economics for Development +dessert
	Kelly Shannon kelly.shannon@ccc DPhil Classics + dessert		Rebecca Wong rebecca.wong@ccc MSc Modern China Studies +dessert
--------------------------------------	David Mathers david.mathers@ccc BPhil Philosophy +dessert	--------------------------------------	Nandini Gupta nandini.gupta@ccc MSc Economics for Development +dessert

Week 8 (Tuesday 1 December - Friday 4 December)

Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
	Nicholas.Rounthwaite, Materials Science DPhil + dessert	Timothy Nunan MPhil Economic & Social History + dessert, vegetarian	Mohamed Dehchar DPhil Physics + desert mohamed.dehchar@ccc
	Andrew.Stewart, Maths DPhil +Dessert
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If for any reason you need to cancel please email me at stuart.thomson@ccc etc.

as well as altering the table on this page.

MCR Committee

stuartthomson — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 17:29:13 CST

For email contact details, see the bottom of the page.

Kelly Shannon President	Richard Foster Secretary/Treasurer	Jenny Thompson Welfare
Nick Rounthwaite Welfare	Glyn Ellis Academic Affairs	Tom Gorst Entz
Andrew Stewart Computing	Stuart Thomson Food Rep & Bar Steward	Rosie Ievins Entz
Tom Abbott Entz

All MCR committee members can be contacted via email on firstname.lastname@ccc.ox.ac.uk with no need to use accents on names.

Bar Steward

stuartthomson — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 17:15:13 CST

Food rep/bar steward/biscuit fairy/Lord Warden of the Comestibles: the title says it all

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Stuart R. Thomson

I am currently reading for the D.Phil in Classics, having taken my undergraduate degree at the University of Sydney. I miss the sunshine and the coffee of Australia, but decrease my propensity to pine by providing biscuits and general cheer to the MCR.

MCR Guest night dinners

GrayAschman — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 13:25:28 CDT

MCR Guest dinners are a chance for you to invite your parents, grandparents, siblings or friends from other colleges to enjoy high table food (albeit at a low table - but I'm sure we'll get some silverware if we ask nicely). The cost will be £8.00 per person for three courses, charged to battels. Wine, if wanted, will be bring your own. There will be twenty places available and you can bring two guests each. Please note that only full graduate members of the MCR can sign up (so no fourth year undergraduates, no associate members although of course they can come as guests). Dinner on the night is at 7.15pm in hall (but please arrive by 7.10 so that you can be in place by the time High Table enters), with smartish dress (jacket and tie for gentlemen, the equivalent in women's clothes for ladies) and members of the university wearing their gowns.

Any questions? Email me at stuart.thomson@ccc.ox.ac.uk.

Name	Dietary Requirements
Andrew Edwards
+ guest
+ guest
Courtney Cox	no nuts
+guest	veg, fish OK
+guest	veg, no fish
Jonathan Smart
+guest
+guest
Sara Gordon
+guest
Alex Hearmon
+guest
James Studd
+guest	no gluten
+guest
Nikita Loik
+ guest
+ guest
Tom Abbott
+guest
+guest
Kelly Shannon
+ guest	vegetarian
+ guest	vegetarian
Beth Staniland
+ guest	no beef
+ guest
Tom Ainsworth
+ guest	vegetarian, but fish ok
+ guest
Jessie Munton	Vegetarian
+ guest	vegetarian (fish ok), allergic to chilli
+ guest
Marco Grix
+ guest
+ guest
Duncan Alston
+guest	vegetarian
+guest
Josh Moorhouse
+guest
+guest
Michael Ramsden
+guest

Term Card

kellyshannon — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 10:31:40 CDT

Corpus Christi College

MCR Term Card

Michaelmas Term 2009
Scroll down to the "attachments" section at the bottom for a PDF version!

First Week (11-17 October)
· Sunday (11th), 12.30: Welfare Sunday Brunch
· Tuesday (113th), 7.20: MCR Meeting

Second Week (18-24 October)
· Tuesday (20th), TBA: Exchange Dinner – CCC @ Brasenose
· Saturday (24th), TBA: Wine Tasting

Third Week (25-31 October)
· Sunday (25th), 12.30: Welfare Sunday Brunch
· Tuesday (27th), 7.15: MCR Guest Night
· Friday (30th), 7.15: Exchange Dinner – Brasenose @ CCC

Fourth Week (1-7 November)

Wednesday (4th), TBA: Welfare Cinema Trip

Fifth Week (8-14 November)
· Sunday (8th), 12.30: Welfare Sunday Brunch
· Wednesday (11th), TBA: Exchange Dinner – CCC@ Exeter
· Friday (13th), 1.00: MCR/SCR Seminar* - Lauren Schwartzman,'The Apocryphal Acts of the Apostles as Christian
"Fanfiction"'

Sixth Week (15-21 November)
· Wednesday (18th), 1.00: MCR/SCR Seminar*- Courtney Cox, 'Dynamic Ethics.'
Wednesday (18th), 7.20: MCR Meeting
· Friday (20th), 9.30: Bop

Seventh Week (22-28 November)
· Sunday (22nd), 12.30: Welfare Sunday Brunch
· Friday (27th), 1.00: MCR/SCR Seminar* - Piers Pennington, TBC
· Friday (27th), 7.15: Exchange Dinner – Exeter @ CCC

Eighth Week (29 November – 5 December)
· Friday (4th), 9.30: Christmas Bop – Dance on tables in Hall, then take a break for cocktails and conversation in the MCR. Not to be missed!

Keep checking back for the latest version of the term card.

Don't forget about SCRunch, every Monday of term, at 1pm!
Questions? Contact any member of your friendly MCR committee.
Join the MCR e-mail list: To subscribe, send a blank e-mail to: corpus-mcr-subscribe@maillist.ox.ac.uk.
For more Entz events, join the separate Entz maillist: ccc-mcrentz-subscribe@maillist.ox.ac.uk.

Welcome Week Timetable

kellyshannon — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 17:08:36 CDT

Corpus Christi College

MCR Welcome Week

5-10 October 2009

Monday 5 October:
Welcome Day: committee members will be available all day to answer questions, show you around and supply you with tea, coffee and biscuits.

7.30pm: Official Committee Welcome and Drinks Party (MCR)

Tuesday 6October:

6.45pm: Freshers' Drinks (Rainolds Room)
7.15pm: Freshers' Dinner in the Hall
9.00pm: Post-dinner port, fruit and chocolate served in the MCR

Wednesday 7October:

5.30pm: Official Parent-Child Meet-up with Tea and Cakes (MCR)
8.00pm: Games Night with Pizza and Popcorn (MCR)

Thursday 8 October:

8.00pm: Pub Crawl

Friday 9October:

9.30pm til late: Alphabet Bop (MCR)

Previous Committee Staff

andystew — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 18:38:45 CDT

2008-2009 Committee

Evert van Emde Boas: President
Chas Tyler: Secretary/Treasurer
Peter Darchtown and Rebekah White: Welfare
Nick Rounthwaite, Francesca Richards and Fabian Grabenhorst: Entz
Kelly Shannon: Academic Affairs, Food Representative and Bar Stewart
Andrew Stewart: Computing Officer
Rebbeka Ott: Sports Rep
Dimosthenis Papamarkos: Environmental Rep

2007-2008 Committee

Lauren Schwartzman: President
Helena Kelly: Secretary/Treasurer
Monica Park, James Betteridge, Henrik Isackson and Davinder Dosanjh: Welfare
Katie Musgrave, Amy Bilderbeck and Bettina Reitz: Entz
Gerard Vong: Academic Affairs and Computing Officer
Bénédicte Williams: Food Representative and Bar Steward
David Armstrong: Sports Rep

2006-2007 Committee

Michael Sulmeyer: President
David Armstrong: Secretary/Treasurer
Katya Samoylova & Matt Bottomley: Welfare
John Filling and Victor D'Avella: Entz
Katie Clark: Academic Affairs
Helena Kelly: Food Representative and Bar Steward
Michael Rivers-Bowerman: Sports Rep

Previous Committe Members

Sanne Rishoj Christensen: Former Welfare Officer and President
Paul Eros: Former President
Skanda Gopal: Former Entz Officer
Craig Heasman: Former Entz Officer
Kelcey Lee: Former Entz Officer & President
Ramesh Nagarajan: Former Secretary Treasurer
Peter Robson: Former Entz Officer and Food Rep.
Sameer Singh: Former President
Rick Slettenhaar: Former Entz Officer and President
Alessandra Sulzer: Former Welfare Officer
Edward Wilson: Former Entz Officer and Surreal Elivs

Craig Heasman (former Entz) & Rick Slettenhaar (former President) stare down the camera.

Skanda Gopal (former Entz) & Mallika Sen having a good time.

Edward Wilson (former Entz) and Rick Slettenhaar (former President) at the Communist Bop.

Edward Wilson (former Entz), Kelcey Lee (former Entz & President) and Peter Robson (former Food Rep), also at the Communist Bop.

Academic Affairs

andystew — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 07:56:07 CDT

Glyn Ellis
(glyn.ellis@ccc)

Entz

andystew — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 07:50:23 CDT

Hello! As your Entz Team, we are responsible for keeping you entertained amidst all the essays, dissertations and other stresses of Oxford life. To this end, we organise a range of events from bops (think crazy themed costumes with colourful punches, dancing and general revelry), to exchange dinners with other colleges, movie nights and punting expeditions. We will also be on hand during Freshers' Week with lots of fun events to introduce you to life in the Corpus MCR and direct you to the nearest pub.

If you have any suggestions, or there's something that you'd really like to dress up as at a bop (we're open to anything...) come find one of us or send us an email and we'll try our best to make it happen!


	Tom Abbott (thomas.abbott@ccc) I'm one of the 3 clinical medics on the Entz team this year. I've been at Corpus for the last 3 years as an undergrad, and I was actively involved in the JCR. I hope I can bring some of the experience I gained whilst on the JCR committee to the MCR. We have lots of exciting events planned for the next 3 terms; please let us know if you have any specific ideas for get-togethers, hopefully we can put some of these into action.
	Rosie Ievins (rosalind.ievins@ccc) Another one of the fun-loving medics on the Entz team this year. When not involved in that, I tend to be in the Duke of Cambridge, or debating the running and organisation (or lack thereof) of the NHS. Failing that, I'll be practising one of my many instruments or just having a nice, long, cup of tea!
	Thomas Gorst (thomas.gorst@ccc) Tom is a homeless person that we invited into the MCR one day, and haven't been able to get rid of.

Secretary

andystew — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 07:39:39 CDT

General Information

andystew — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 07:35:06 CDT

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About Corpus

andystew — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 07:32:47 CDT

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Important Phone Numbers

srd75 — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 06:54:08 CDT

Ambulance, Fire Service and Police	999
John Radcliffe Hospital	(01865) 741166
NHS Direct	0845 4647
Health information	0800 665544
Diabetic Information Service (24 hrs)	(020) 8656 5467
National AIDS Helpline	0800 567123
Terence Higgins Trust	(01865) 243389
Harrison Dept, RI (walk-in HIV testing)	(01865) 246036
Alec Turnball Family Planning Clinic	(01865) 456666
Pregnancy advisory service	0845 730 4030
Eating Disorders Association	0845 634 1414
Alcohol Helpline (Drinkline)	0800 917 8232
National Drugs Helpline	0800 776600
Release (drugs legal line)	(020) 7729 9904
Libra (drugs/alcohol issues)	(01865) 749800
Clinton Clinic (24hr drugs/alcohol advice)	(01865) 226243
Alcoholics Anonymous	(01865) 242373
Counselling Service	(01865) 270300
Harassment Advisors	(01865) 270760
Proctors' Office	(01865) 270090
OUSU student advice	(01865) 280440
Nightline (8pm-8am listening service)	(01865) 270270
Careers Service (56 Banbury Rd)	(01865) 274646
Legal Benefits Office (legal advice)	(01865) 270777
Benefits helpline	0845 608 6000
Citizen's Advice Bureau	(01865) 247578
Dyslexia Association Helpline	(024) 7632 0169
Housing Rights Centre	(01865) 247853
Oxford LGB switchboard	(01865) 793999
Samaritans	0845 790 9090
Samaritans Oxford	(01865) 722122
CRUSE Bereavement Care	(01865) 245398
Oxford Rape Crisis	(01865) 726295
Victim Support	(01865) 711186

Oxford Telecommunications x88888

Welfare

Jenny_T — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 08:41:18 CDT

All MCR members can draw on the support of the welfare team at any time during their studies. The college has long experience of aiding those in personal, academic or financial difficulties and most problems can be resolved successfully. The Senior Tutor, Tutor for Graduates, Tutor forWomen, Chaplain, Domestic Bursar, Graduate Advisors, Junior Deans and college doctor and nurse are all part of the welfare team and are happy to be consulted. The MCR Committee also provides Male and Female Welfare Officers, who campaign on your behalf and are available to listen to all kind stresses and strains, no problem too big or small. This year's Officers are Jenny Thompson and Nick Rounthwaite.

Welfare events occur throughout term time, and include the fantastically popular MCR Brunches on Sunday mornings. The tag-line is simple but memorable: Bring yourself, receive food, feel better. These events are generally "drop in" (i.e. you can decide whether to come on the morning/evening), do not feature alcohol, and are a great opportunity to meet other members of the MCR in informal surroundings, for a gossip, moan, or simply some free food. You will be invited to these events, either via a termcard in your pidge, or by email to the MCR mailing list.

Outside of these events, Jenny and Nick are happy to meet at any time for a coffee, beer or simply just a chat across the dining table in Hall. We're always willing to take you out of college for a cup of tea and some cake, and we'll pick up the bill. We can be your sounding board for anything from academic problems, to family upheaval, mental health issues, relationship worries and more. Remember, what may seem like a small problem to one person can be a catastrophe to another, so do not feel that your problem is "too trivial".

Since the MCR is part of the JCR, graduate students at Corpus have full access to JCR welfare provision too. This means that the members of the Equal Opps Committee are available for you. Their details are listed below.

Equal Opps Officer: samkeliso.blundell@ccc

Disabilities Officer: adam.salt@ccc

Black Minority Ethnic Officer: angela.eshen@ccc

LGBTQ Officer: grace.weaver@ccc

Gender Officer: leanne.price@ccc

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Jenny Thompson

Hello, my name is Jenny and I'm in the first year of a DPhil in History. Before coming to Corpus I studied at the University of Sheffield. I've only been in Oxford since September '08 so can well remember what it's like to be new, scared and excited all at the same time! I'm enjoying working with Nick organising the fortnightly brunches and keeping the special Welfare Cupboard well-stocked. As Female Welfare Officer I usually drop into the MCR most days so am available for a chat or a walk around the meadow. If you don't fancy opening up to me, remember that I can point you in the direction of other friendly faces; don't hesitate to get in touch. Lastly, having just about survived my first year here I'd like to reassure you that most problems can be sorted out, and there are loads of people here to help. And free food on Sundays!

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Nick Rounthwaite

I'm the Male Welfare Rep. If you need welfaring, brunching or condoms (In the MCR kitchen) please try and find me or Jenny. I have been in Oxford for years and should be about for several more as I continue to pimp aluminium. This means I I have a fair background knowlege of the welfare schemes in Oxford, such as walk home and night busses.

Nick the old man

Below we have added some useful numbers. Remember you can always get in touch with us.

University services

Nightline
Phone:(2)70270. You can visit them in person at 16 Wellington Square, just off Little Clarendon Street. They provide listening, information and support.

Oxford University Counselling Service
The Oxford University Counselling Service provides trained counsellers to help you deal with a variety of issues. They are open between 9.15am and 5.15pm Monday to Friday, and you can book an appointment on(2)70300.

Oxford University Security Services
Oxford University Security Services can help with security issues on university property. In an emergency, they can be contacted on(2)89999. For general enquiries use(2)72944. Note that if anyone is in immediate danger, your first point of contact should be the police and/or ambulance services (999).

OUSU Student Advice Service
Phone(2)88461or emailadvice@ousu.orgto make an appointment, or you can drop in to the OUSU offices at Thomas Hull House during office hours.

OUSU and OBSU Safety Bus
The Safety Bus is available from 9pm to 3am Mondays to Saturdays, and 9pm to 1am on Sundays, to pick you up and deliver you to any destination within the ring road. They ask for a £1 donation per trip. Priority is given to vulnerable people and individuals. You can call the Safety Bus on07714 445050. If you want to volunteer to help driving the bus, emailobsu.reception@brookes.ac.uk.OUSUVP Welfare and Equal OpportunitiesLouise Randall is available at any time to see individuals who have an issue they would like to discuss, on any topic. You can phone her on(2)88461or email her atwelfare@ousu.org.

Oxford Student Legal Advice Service
Oxford Student Legal Advice Service is run and staffed by second year law undergraduates at Oxford University. They provide a free legal advice to any member of the university who needs it on a wide range of issues including housing and disputes with the university. They have sessions on Mondays 2-4pm, Wednesdays 3-5pm and Thursdays 10-12am in full term, or you can email them atoslas@hotmail.com.

Walk Safe
Students requiring an escort home should ring the volunteers with a name, present location, and final destination. The volunteers will then set out as a pair, male and female, to pick up the student and escort them home. You can contact them on 01865 279 045or 07768 371 882. Walk Safe is available Tuesday to Friday, 9pm to 1am. If you want to volunteer to help, follow the above link.

Local services

Thames Valley Police Service
In an emergency, you should always call 999. However, to report non-emergency crimes the Thames Valley Police Service (which covers the Oxford area) can be called on0845 8 505 505.

Oxford Sexual Abuse and Rape Crisis Centre

Phone(01865) 726 295. Listening and support for female victims of rape or other sexual abuse. Opening hours: Monday: 6.30pm - 9pm; Thursday: 6.30pm - 9pm; Sunday 6pm - 8.30pm.

The Carers' Support Group runs every 2 weeks at the Friends' Meeting House on St Giles (Thursdays 10.30-12.30). It's described as a "small, informal, supportive group where people can talk freely about their experiences as a friend or relative of someone with mental health difficulties.' Contact for that is Pat Ross on 750124.
The Mill on Cowley Road runs a drop in for students on Tuesdays from 7.30 till 9; while The Mill is mainly for people with severe mental health issues, the student session is more for general support and advice. There is more info (and a poster) here - http://www.oxfordshire-mind.org.uk/mill.htm

National services

Samaritans
Phone:0845 7 90 90 90. Confidential non-judgemental emotional support, 24 hours a day for people who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those which could lead to suicide. You can phone them about anything that's on your mind, however large or small it seems.

Survivors UK
Helpline:0845 122 1201, 7pm-10pm Mon/Tue/Thu. Email:info@survivorsuk.org. Information, support and counselling for men who have been raped or sexually abused.

Cruse Bereavement Care

Day by Day Helpline:0844 477 9400. Email:helpline@cruse.org.uk. Counselling, practical advice and support for anyone affected by death.

Victim Support

National Helpline:0845 30 30 900. Oxford Branch:(01865) 751 511; 45 The Slade, Headington. A national charity which helps people affected by crime. They provide free and confidential support to help you deal with your experience, whether or not you report the crime.

Crimestoppers
Phone: 0800 555 111 to anonymously pass on information about a crime.

ADVICE ON DEALING WITH STRESS HERE.

Peer Support

Jenny_T — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 11:30:15 CDT

MCR Constitution

evertveb — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 05:33:39 CDT

Below, the currently official version of the MCR Constitution is shown; it can also be downloaded as a pdf-file (scroll to the bottom of the page). Any constitutional amendments will be published in this space as well as the notice board in the MCR at least two weeks before the relevant meeting.

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Corpus Christi College
Middle Common Room

CONSTITUTION

This constitution was adopted at the M.C.R. meeting of 24/5/82, and amended at the M.C.R. meetings of 15/11/82, 28/2/83, 26/5/87, 28/1/93, 25/11/93, 3/2/94, 28/4/94, 10/11/94, 21/11/96, 13/11/97, 3/2/00, 17/11/05, and 25/2/09.

Name and Aims

1. a) There shall be an association known as the Middle Common Room of Corpus Christi College in the University of Oxford (“the Middle Common Room”).
b) The Middle Common Room shall be part of the Junior Common Room of Corpus Christi College.
c) The purpose of the Middle Common Room shall be to provide a centre for postgraduate life in the College.
d) The business of the MCR shall at all times be pursued without any discrimination especially with regard to the nationality, sex, sexual orientation, ethnic origin, religion, creed or physical ability of its Members or of any other person or group (excepting only such discrimination as shall arise directly from those parts of this Constitution pertaining to the Welfare Officers).
e) The MCR shall always be independent of any party, political organisation or religious body.

Definition and Interpretation

2. a) In this Constitution, unless the contrary intention appears:
"MCR" means Middle Common Room
"the College" means Corpus Christi College, Oxford
"Full Member of the College" means a graduate or undergraduate reading for a degree or diploma at the College.
b) Unless otherwise indicated, a reference in this Constitution to a Member or Members of the MCR shall include a reference to a Full, Associate or Social Member or Members of the MCR.
c) A reference in the Constitution to a person who has Senior Status includes a reference to a graduate or mature student who is reading for a degree or diploma at the College.
d) The obtaining of a degree or diploma shall be deemed to take place at the date of supplication.
e) The interpretation of the provisions made in this Constitution shall rest with the MCR Committee. Any decision made concerning interpretation by the MCR Committee may be overruled by a simple majority of those present and voting at an MCR meeting.

Full Membership of the MCR

3. a) Full Membership shall automatically be granted to any graduate who is a full Member of the College.
b) Full Membership shall also be open to:
i) any undergraduate who is currently paying College fees and who has been reading for a degree or diploma at the College for at least three years.
ii) any person who has Senior Status.
iii) any graduate who is currently paying College fees and who is currently reading for a degree or diploma at a university other than Oxford.
c) Notwithstanding the provisions in this Constitution as to automatic Membership of the MCR, any person who would by virtue of these provisions be a Member of the MCR, and any person coming under subsection (b) above shall have the option of refusing Membership of the MCR. Such a person may in any academic term declare that (s)he does not wish to be a Member for that term or that academic year, and in that case such a person shall not be a Member of the MCR during that period and shall also forfeit their voting rights during that period. Such written notice shall be served on the President or Secretary of the MCR before the start of the term or the academic year.

Associate Membership of the MCR

4. a) Associate Membership shall be open to any graduate of any university who either:
i) has obtained a degree at the College not more than five years prior to the meeting referred to in paragraph (b) below or;
ii) has an academic connection with a senior Member of the College;
and
iii) is not a Member of another college in the University of Oxford.
b) At least one week before a duly convened meeting of the MCR, written notice of the proposed Associate Membership must be given to the Tutor for Graduates and the Dean, and be posted on the MCR notice board together with relevant reasons for such proposed Associate Membership.
c) Associate Membership shall be granted provided that:
i) up to the time of opening of the said meeting, no objection has been received from the Tutor for Graduates or the Dean to the proposed Associate Membership upon the grounds of the character and/or conduct of the proposed Associate Member; and
ii) the person proposing the applicant for Associate Membership (or their representative) and the applicant (or their representative) are present at the said meeting; and
iii) the proposed Associate Membership is approved by a majority vote at the said meeting.
d) A duly elected Associate Member of the MCR shall have all the Membership rights which pertain to Full Members, with the exception of certain voting rights (see under "Voting Rights").
e) An Associate Member shall be subject to the rules relating to College discipline and rights of appeal which apply to a Full Member.
f) Associate Membership shall automatically lapse two years from the date on which an application for Associate Membership is approved by the MCR.

Social Membership of the MCR

5. a) Social Membership shall be open to any graduate or undergraduate of any university.
b) At least one week before a duly convened meeting of the MCR, written notice of the proposed Social Membership shall be given to the Tutor for Graduates and the Dean, and be posted on the MCR notice board.
c) Social Membership shall be granted provided that:
i) up to the time of opening of the said meeting, no objection has been received from the Tutor for Graduates or the Dean to the proposed Social Membership upon the grounds of the character and/or conduct of the proposed Social Membership; and
ii) the person proposing the applicant for Social Membership (or their representative) and the applicant (or their representative) are present at the said meeting; and
iii) the proposed Social Membership is approved by a majority vote at the said meeting.
d) A duly elected Social Member of the MCR shall only have the right to use facilities and services provided by the MCR. (S)he shall not have voting rights at MCR meetings nor at MCR elections and (s)he shall not be eligible to stand in MCR elections, to fill any committee post, or to serve as a non-committee Representative.
e) Social Membership shall automatically lapse one year from the date on which an application for Social Membership is approved by the MCR.

Honorary Membership of the MCR

6. a) Honorary Membership shall be open to any person.
b) Honorary Membership shall be awarded provided that:
i) at least one week before a duly convened meeting of the MCR, written notice of the proposed Honorary Membership shall be posted on the MCR notice board, together with relevant reasons for such proposed Honorary Membership; and
b) the proposed Honorary Membership is approved by a majority vote at the said meeting.
c) A duly elected Honorary Member of the MCR shall have all the membership rights which pertain to Full and Associate Members of the MCR, except that;
i) (s)he shall not have voting rights at MCR meetings, nor at MCR elections; and
ii) (s)he shall not be eligible for to stand in MCR elections, to fill any committee post or to serve as a non-committee Representative.
d) A duly elected Honorary Member of the MCR shall not be liable to pay MCR dues.

Committee and Officers

7. a) The Committee of the MCR shall consist of:
i) the President;
ii) the Secretary/Treasurer;
iii) the Academic Officer (Library Rep/Seminar Liaison);
iv) the Computing Officer;
v) two Welfare Officers (one male, one female);
vii) the Food Officer;
viii) at least two Entertainments Organisers
ix) Sports Representative
x) Environment Representative
c) No post shall be tenable by more than one individual at any one time.
d) The President shall be a Full Member of the MCR.
e) All other Committee Members and Representatives shall be Members of the MCR whether Full or Associate.
f) The President shall be resident within six miles of Carfax.
g) In determining the order in which members may select rooms in College accomodation, preference shall be given to the President, the Secretary, (up to four) Entertainments Officers, the Welfare Officers, and the Food Officer, in that order. No right to accomodation for a duration longer than that guaranteed by the College may be derived from this provision.
h) In the event that the President is unable to attend a Governing Body Committee meeting, the Member acting as their proxy shall be a Full Member of the MCR and of the College, and shall normally be a Member of the Committee.
i) Any member voting on behalf of the MCR in meetings of the Oxford University Student Union Council shall be a Full Member of the MCR and of the College, and shall normally be a Member of the Committee.
j) Each Committee Member or subgroup of Members must independently liaise with their replacements (once their replacements are known), either in writing or in person or both, with the object of transmitting such information as the outgoing officers deem relevant to the execution of the duties of their post.

Election to the Committee

8. a) Elections for all the committee positions shall take place at the end of each Hilary Term, except in the case of resignation of a Committee Member, in which event an election shall take place as soon as possible after such resignation.
b) The Secretary shall post a notice at least two weeks before the election day inviting written nominations.
c) Nominations shall not be valid unless they are
i) duly proposed and seconded; and
ii) received at least two days before the election day.
d) Nominations submitted by electronic means shall not be valid.
e) Elections shall be by paper ballot, by single transferable (preferential) vote.
f) Ballot papers shall be available for at least four hours on the day of the election, including at least one hour at lunch time and one hour at dinnertime.
g) Voting by e-mail or other electronic means shall not be permitted.
h) The counting of the votes shall be the responsibility of the outgoing Committee.
i) Each candidate may appoint a scrutineer to be present at the counting of the votes.
j) The outgoing Secretary shall give public notice of the result of the election as soon as it is known.
k) If any Member of the MCR feels that proper procedure has not been followed in the election, (s)he may lodge a complaint in writing with the outgoing Secretary. Any complaint must be lodged within 48 hours of the result being declared.
l) In the event of such a complaint being received, the outgoing Secretary, in consultation with other Members of the outgoing MCR Committee shall adjudicate on the matter.
m) Any election that is re-run as a result of an adjudication shall still be conducted in accordance with paragraphs (a) to (l) of this section of the Constitution.
n) In the event that any position remains unfilled after an election or by-election, the outgoing MCR Secretary shall advertise for further nominations for that position. Notices to this effect shall be displayed until the position has been filled. Any Member of the MCR eligible to fill the vacant position may be nominated in accordance with the provisions of paragraphs (c) and (d) above and may be appointed without election. Where two or more Members wish to be nominated for the same position a further election shall be held in accordance with paragraphs (a) to (l) of this section of the Constitution.

Meetings

9. a) Meetings shall be convened by the Committee at regular intervals, there not being fewer than two meetings in any one University term.
b) The Secretary shall post an announcement on the MCR notice board at least two weeks before any meeting convened for the purpose of amending this Constitution, giving details of the proposed amendments.
c) The Secretary shall post an announcement and an agenda on the MCR notice board at least three days before any meeting convened for any purpose other than amending this Constitution. Any financial motions must be submitted to the Secretary and posted with the agenda in the MCR at least three days before any meeting.
c) A meeting may be convened by any five or more Members.
d) The quorum for any meeting convened shall consist of fifteen Members of the MCR including two officers of the MCR.
e) No meeting which fails to comply with the requirements of (b) and (c) shall be deemed to be a duly convened meeting of the MCR.
f) All votes taken at a meeting which fails to comply with the quorum requirements of (d) shall be null and void.
f) The Secretary shall be responsible for seeing that minutes are taken at each duly convened meeting and are made available to the Common Room within a reasonable period thereafter.

Voting Rights

10. a) Full Members only are entitled to vote on motions for constitutional amendments.
b) Each Full and Associate Member is entitled to vote upon any motion on any other matter at a duly convened meeting of the MCR.
c) Social Members have no voting rights.
d) Honorary Members have no voting rights.
e) Any motion on any constitutional amendments shall be passed if carried by a two-thirds majority of Full Members present at a duly convened meeting of the MCR.
f) Any motion on any other matter shall be passed if carried by a simple majority of Full and Associate Members present at a duly convened meeting of the MCR.

Subscriptions

11. a) Each Member shall pay in respect of each term of their Membership a subscription to the MCR.
b) Associate Membership and Social Membership of the MCR shall lapse, at the discretion of the Treasurer, if the subscription is not paid for two consecutive terms.
c) All expenditure of the MCR shall be of direct benefit to Members.
d) The Treasurer shall draw up accounts annually for the MCR and shall submit them to the Bursary of the College for audit, and shall be responsible for making them available to the Common Room within a reasonable period thereafter.
e) All cheques drawn on the account of the MCR shall require the signature of either the Treasurer or the President.

Capital Expenditure

12. a) A fund given to the MCR by College shall be dedicated to capital expenditure.
b) ‘Capital expenditure’ shall be restricted to items of lasting use to present and future Members of the MCR in the premises of the MCR itself or at MCR events. Examples of appropriate items include, but are not limited to, coffee machines, furniture, lighting, stereo or projection equipment, kitchenware, appliances, and decorations and may include minor renovations to the fabric of the MCR if such renovations are approved by the relevant College authorities.
c) The fund for Capital Expenditure shall not under any circumstances be spent on ephemera, such as alcohol or party favours.
d) The Committee is required to spend that year’s Capital Expenditure fund as they see fit, within the limits set out in (a) to (c) above. Surplus funds may be carried over into the following year, but some substantial purchase(s) must be made every year.
e) Responsibility for deciding what to buy rests with the Committee. Final authority belongs to the MCR President and Treasurer, on the understanding that they will be guided both by other Committee Members and by sentiment in the MCR at large.
f) This fund is to be considered separate from any large-scale renovations of the MCR that the College may undertake. In the case of such large-scale renovations, it will be the responsibility of the MCR President and Treasurer to liaise with the relevant College authorities as to the nature of said renovations and the MCR Committee shall review any such expenditure and/or renovations in consultation with the MCR at large.

President

kellyshannon — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 12:56:10 CDT

After serving the MCR as Academic Affairs officer and Biscuit Fairy, Kelly took up the reins of the MCR presidency, in which capacity she represents Corpus MCR on various committees both inside and outside college; helps coordinate the activities put on by her lovely committee; and answers all your MCR-related questions, big or small, or at least puts you in touch with someone else who can help (really, don't hesitate to email! kelly.shannon@ccc.ox.ac.uk).

When not fulfilling her official duties or drinking tea in the MCR, Kelly can be found in the Bod working on her DPhil in Classics (on Roman religion and the works of the historian Tacitus), in various locations teaching Greek or Latin to undergrads, or in the chapel singing with Corpus Choir!

MCR Minutes

evertveb — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 07:06:35 CST

Hilary 2009

Minutes of the MCR Meeting held 28 January 2009

There was no quorum.

Michaelmas 2008

Minutes of the MCR Meeting held 19 November 2008

There was no quorum.

Minutes of the MCR Meeting held 22 October 2008

There was quorum. There was a vote to give several people associate membership. It was suggested, and approved, that more teaspoons be bought for the MCR.

Trinity 2008

Minutes of the MCR Meeting held 28 May 2008

The meeting started at 7.32pm. There was no quorum.
- There were no submitted motions.
- Evert van Emde Boas promised to follow up on motions approved in previous MCR meetings, and fix the lighting situation in the MCR.
- It was pointed out that the stereo installation is not functioning. EvEB will get the receipt from the current or former secretary and investigate.
- Entz will assign seats to Corpuscles at exchange dinners to encourage mingling.
- More coffee is required.
- The cleaning of the kitchen needs to be improved. The committee will buy more cleaning materials and tea towels, and remind members to clean mugs and the coffee machine after use.
- It was suggested that the MCR get presents for the porters at the end of the year.
The meeting ended at 7.47pm.

Minutes for the MCR meeting held on 23rd April 2008

Agenda Items:

Candidate for associate membership, Gitte Lønstrup, unanimously accepted into MCR
Toaster for the MCR proposed and passed, on the condition of college’s approval
New kettle for the MCR proposed and passed

Items raised after Agenda items:

New coffee machine proposed and passed
H. Schan reminded the MCR of the motion to acquire new lights for the MCR

-N. Rounthwaite suggested enquiring whether college would be able to provide these

After the meeting accommodation selection took place for those MCR members eligible for and desirous of college accommodation for the 2008-2009 year.

Hilary 2008

Minutes for the Committee meeting held on17th January 2008

Present were Lauren Schwartzman, Helena Kelly, Monica Park, Bettina Reitz, Katie Musgrave, Benedicte Williams and Gerard Vong

Apologies were received from David Armstrong, Davinder Dosanjh and Amy Bilderbeck

Lauren Schwartzman handed on a reminder from the porters that guests invited to bops must be escorted out of college by their hosts.
It was agreed that at the end of term a collection would be taken for the staff summer party.
Lauren said she was optimistic that the lock situation (restricting the MCR to those with a ‘Z’ key) would be rectified very shortly.
It was agreed that during the election process the position of ‘eco’ or environmental representative would be opened.
It was agreed that the dessert night on the night of hustings would be converted into a ‘Krispy Kreme’ doughnut night.
The current committee will encourage people to put themselves forward for election.

Minutes for the MCR meeting held on Thursday 17th January 2008

The meeting began at 7.20pm. There was quorum.

The following motions were debated.

The MCR, in a bid to be more environmentally friendly, could offer free fluorescent light bulbs to MCR members who would want them for their
flats/houses. A small number will be kept in the kitchen, after some assessment of numbers. Proposed - Gerard Vong Seconded Shibani Ghosh **Passed**
Antonio Wojan’s suggestion of purchasing a new coffee machine was debated and it was decided that there was no need for a new one, although coffee drinkers would be pleased to see a more generous supply of ground coffee. It was agreed that a dish drying rack would be a marvellous acquisition. Benedicte Williams will purchase caffeine and drying rack. **Passed**
It was agreed that Nick Rounthwaite would discuss with his wine-tasting contacts the possibility of a cheese and wine evening specifically tailored for college. There is a possibility of a contribution towards the cost from MCR funds but this would have to be approved.
Lauren Schwartzman’s suggestion that the MCR should have an ice-skating event at the Oxpens Ice Rink, where skate Rental is approx. £3 and entry is approx £2, to be subsidised by the MCR, was approved. **Passed**

Other business

It was agreed that, provided the subscription to the London Review of Books is not more than £100, the MCR would purchase it for a year. Monica Park and Helena Kelly will liaise on this.
It was agreed that new lamps will be purchased to make the MCR a little brighter. Helena Kelly will arrange this. Old lamps can go to deserving homes.
It was agreed that Courtney Cox will explore possibilities for an instrument cupboard in the MCR. The possibility of repairing and making secure the cupboards under the seats in the MCR TV room will be examined by Lauren Schwartzman.
It was agreed that the MCR will fund a present and get-well card for MCR member Yaya, who is at home recuperating after a nasty accident. Gerard Vong will organise this.
The possibility of subsidising MCR T-shirts was discussed and rejected, though several people expressed interest in having one. Shibani Ghosh will discuss this with Amy Bilderbeck.

The meeting closed at 7.55pm

Michaelmas 2007

Minutes for the MCR meeting held on Sunday 14th October 2007 (2nd week, Michaelmas Term)

Apologies - Katie Musgrave, Benedicte Williams

The meeting began at 7.42pm

It was agreed that Freshers' Week had been successful, and that the purchases of a bookcase and a new stereo, and the acquisition of a new games cupboard had improved the MCR.

There was only one motion, the confirmation of Bettina Reitz. This was proposed by Lauren Schwartzman and seconded by Helena Kelly and Bettina was confirmed as a committee member by a unanimous vote.

The recent changes to High Table were discussed, and it was agreed that Lauren Schwartzman and Benedicte Williams would enquire as to the motivation behind them, and then report back to the MCR.

The meeting ended at 7.50pm

Trinity 2007

Minutes for the MCR committee meeting held on Saturday 16th June 2007 (7th week, Trinity Term)

No apologies.

The meeting began at 11.00am

Bettina Reitz was elected as MCR committee member without portfolio, to be confirmed by a vote in the first full meeting of Michaelmas Term. Helena Kelly reported on the relatively healthy state of the MCR accounts and it was agreed that some of the worn out furniture, such as the bar, and the bookcase, should be replaced before Christmas. The committee members reported on their portfolios, and plans for Freshers' Week were discussed at length. It was agreed that David Armstrong would replace the malfunctioning music system with a new one before Michaelmas Term began.

Minutes for the MCR meeting held on Wednesday 6th June 2007 (6th week, Trinity Term)

No apologies

The meeting began at 8.06pm.

James Betteridge having resigned his committee role in order to take up a job as Junior Dean, Henrik Issakson was unanimously elected to the position of male welfare officer. It was agreed to fund outside catering for the staff party. Amy Bilderbeck agreed to be in charge of obtaining quotes and ordering food.

Other business

Logistical details for the staff party were discussed at some length. Possible solutions to the recurring problems with bops were discussed.

Minutes for the MCR meeting held on Wednesday 2nd May 2007 (2nd week, Trinity Term)

Apologies: Monica Park, Amy Bilderbeck, Gerard Vong

The meeting began at 8.10pm.

One motion was debated, that being whether the MCR should purchase 50 wine glasses for social events. It was pointed out that glasses are generally sold in multiples of 12, and the motion was accordingly amended to the effect that either 48 or 60 glasses would be purchased. The motion was further amended to the effect that a suitable number of coffee mugs should also be purchased at the same time to replace those that are past their best. Motion, as amended, passed unanimously.

Other business

Lauren Schwartzman reported on governing body, with particular emphasis on the avian flu pandemic plans which have been drawn up by college. David Armstrong reported on the first bop of term, held on Saturday 28th April. Attendance was disappointing and it has been decided not to schedule bops for Saturdays in the future as Fridays appear to be more successful. Mention was made of Amy Bilderbeck’s excellent cocktail-making skills and general good-humour and enthusiasm despite low turn-out. James Betteridge explained at length the situation re the position he has been offered as Assistant Dean. The job was offered on the understanding that if he accepted it he would resign his role as male MCR welfare officer. He is currently still debating whether or not to accept the job but the likelihood is that he will and in this case it will be necessary to hold a by-election. Possible candidates were discussed and one or two names suggested.

The meeting ended at 8.30pm

MCR Meetings

evertveb — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 06:55:56 CST

MCR meetings are held twice termly, on Wednesday of 2nd week and Wednesday of 6th week at 7.30 pm in the MCR.

We have to have at least 15 full members of the MCR present in order to agree anything so if you want to have some input on what happens in your MCR and how we spend your money, then come along and get involved!

Name	Hot/Cold	E-mail Address
Kelly Shannon	cold	kelly.shannon@
Stuart Thomson	hot	stuart.thomson@
Paul Mumma	cold	paul.mumma@
Gray Aschman	cold	gray.aschman@ccc
Andrew Stewart	Hot	andrew.stewart@ccc
sanja bogojevic	cold	sanja.bogojevic@ccc
peter darch	cold	peter.darch@ccc
Haibo E	hot	haibo.e@ccc
David Mathers	cold	david.mathers@ccc
Mohamed Dehchar	hot	mohamed.dehchar@ccc




Jessie Munton	cold	jessie.munton@ccc

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