ROBERT WARREN BARNETT, 25 July 1997; Rhodes Scholar 1934–7. Aged 85.
EDGAR FINLEY SHANNON, 24 August 1997; Rhodes Scholar 1947–50. Aged 79.
NORMAN STUART CAREY JONES, 26 August 1997; commoner 1930–4. Aged 85.
JACK WYNNE MAY, September 1997; commoner 1947–50. Aged 75.
ALAN CHARLES BAKER, 1 October 1997; commoner 1948–51. Aged 68.
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J.M. AMBROSE, formerly of King Edward VI School, Chelmsford
ANDREA W.S. AU-YEUNG, formerly of Cheltenham College
C. BARNETT, formerly of Cricklade School, Andover
P. BODDINGTON, formerly of Colchester Royal Grammar School
A.E. BRETT, formerly of Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire
GEMMA BURFORD, formerly of Barton Peveril College
J.C.T. COOMBES, formerly of Plymouth College of Art
A.P. COX, formerly of King's School, Worcester
J.K. DAVIS, formerly of Truro School
N.A. DEAHL, formerly of Richard Huish School, Taunton
R.B. DODD, formerly of Magdalen College School
M.H. DYSON, formerly of Torquay Boys' Grammar School
D.J. FLOWERDEW, formerly of Hills Road Sixth-Form College, Cambridge
J.S. FOLEY, formerly of Hymer's College, Hull
S.M. GOLDUP, formerly of Sir Thomas Rich's School
J. HAYS, formerly of the Royal Grammar School, Newcastle
J.A. HOWARTH, formerly of Blue Coat School, Coventry
ALICE JOHNSON, formerly of St Paul's Girls' School
CHLOË JONES, formerly of Newstead Wood School for Girls
T.L. KHOO, formerly of Victoria Junior College, Singapore
C.P. LAU, formerly of Raffles Junior College, Singapore
A.K. LEUNG, formerly of Queen's College, Hong Kong
P. LIVERMORE, formerly of Dr Challoner's School, Amersham
D.J. MCCOMBIE, formerly of Whitgift School
J.G. MCCULLOUGH, formerly of Belfast Royal Academy
SOPHIE MCDONALD-JOYCE, formerly of Weymouth College
G. MONTAGNON, formerly of Whitgift School
M. MPOFU, formerly of Falcon College, Zimbabwe
J. NEILL, formerly of Sherborne School
SIU WAI NG, formerly of the University of Hong Kong
S. PATHMANATHAN, formerly of York Sixth-Form College
L.V. PITCHER, formerly of City of London School
A.J. POTTS, formerly of Winchester College
G.D. POWELL, formerly of Reading School
J.S. REED, formerly of Colchester Sixth-Form College
R.P. SPARKES, formerly of Ipswich School
W.R. WHITE, formerly of Eton College
P. YU, formerly of Repton School, Derby
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N.P. HAMSHAW, formerly of Falmouth and Penryn Sixth- Form Centre
N. KHATOUN, formerly of King's College, Wimbledon
D.M. MCBURNIE, formerly of Sir Thomas Rich's School, Gloucester
RACHAEL C. MCCABE, formerly of Belfast Royal Academy
P. NATZKOFF, formerly of Plymouth College
N. BIRCH, formerly of Winchester College
A. BOGG, formerly of Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Blackburn
A.D. MARSHAM, formerly of Kingswood School, Bath
KATHERINE A. PLOWRIGHT, formerly of Esher Sixth-Form College
E.D. SAVORY, formerly of Oakham School, Rutland
STEPHANIE WILDE, formerly of Chichester High School for Girls
R. WOORE, formerly of Nottingham High School
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PROFESSOR RANDALL MARTIN, New Brunswick (TT 1999)
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A.C. BINGHAM, formerly of Abingdon School
G.E.J. GAME, formerly of Westminster School
R.K. HLADKY, formerly of Hills Road Sixth-Form College
M.A. HOLMES, formerly of Hutton Grammar School, Preston
MISS C. JONES, formerly of John Leggott College
G.D. MANN, formerly of Chipping Campden School
N.A. QUIN, formerly of the Heathland School, Hounslow
E.J. STACEY, formerly of Brunel College
T.O. WOMACK, formerly of Winchester College
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M.J. COHEN, formerly of York Sixth-Form College
MISS S.K. DOWNEY, formerly of the Queen's School, Chester
P.S. DYLEWSKI, formerly of City of London School
S.R. GLASSBOROW, formerly of Bournemouth School
C.C.E. GOH, formerly of Raffles Junior College
MISS V.M. GREEN, formerly of the Leys School
R.J.M. HALKETT, formerly of Winstanley College
MISS A.D. HAMBLIN, formerly of Bournemouth School for Girls
MISS L.J. HANINGTON, formerly of the Maynard School
MISS L.N. HODO, formerly of Brandeis University
H.M.F. LEE, formerly of Marlborough College
R.H.J. MOORE, formerly of Pangbourne College
J.L. MOSSMAN, formerly of Norwich School
MISS J. NIGHTINGALE, formerly of King Edward VI College, Stourbridge
M.D. NOAR, formerly of Winchester College
MISS E.J. O'HARE, formerly of Cirencester College
S. PELIPENKO, formerly of Magdalen College School
N.G. PIRIHIRI, formerly of Waikato University
MISS C.E.L. PODMORE, formerly of Clifton High School
MISS A.L. PRICE, formerly of Eastbourne College
MISS R.H. ROBERTS, formerly of Alsager School
S.P. ROMERIL, formerly of Victoria College, Jersey
MISS M.L.J. SCOTT, formerly of Bournemouth School for Girls
MISS L.A. TALLENTS, formerly of Henley College
MISS C.L. TARGETT, formerly of Haberdashers' Aske's School for Girls
MISS C. TUCKER, formerly of Oxford High School
P.C. WALFORD, formerly of Westminster School
A.E.D. WHERRETT, formerly of Torquay Boys' Grammar School
G.H.E. WINKWORTH, formerly of Winchester College
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PATRICIA T. INGHAM, B.LITT., MA
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PAULA CURNOW, formerly of Penwith College
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PAUL GERARD BULGER, formerly of Forest School
RACHAEL BUTTON, formerly of Haberdashers' Aske's School for Girls
RACHEL SARAH CONNOLLY, formerly of Allerton Grange High School
FRANCES ANNA CAROLINE DOWLING, formerly of Haberdashers' Aske's School for Girls
BARRY ANTHONY EGAN, formerly of Sutton Grammar School for Boys
NICHOLAS HACKWORTH, formerly of St Paul's School
JONATHAN STEVEN KELLY, formerly of Royal Latin School, Buckingham
CHRISTOPHER HOWARD LANE, formerly of Queen Mary's Grammar School, Walsall
KATE LIDDIARD, formerly of Aylesbury High School
KOK ENG LIM, formerly of Hwa Chong Junior College
SOLOMON HO PENG LIM, formerly of the Chinese High School, Singapore
CHRISTOPHER MARK POOLEY, formerly of Penwith College BRYONY MARIANNE MACARTHUR REID, formerly of Glasgow Academy
ALVIN TAY, formerly of Raffles Junior College
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MARK ANDREW COLMAN, formerly of Durham Sixth-form Centre
MATTHEW SIMON GRETTON, formerly of Tiffin School for Boys
ANTONIA HEDLEY-DENT, formerly of Godolphin and Latymer School
JONATHAN DANIEL ROHRER, formerly of Trinity Hall, Cambridge
JENNIFER SMART, formerly of Withington Girls' School
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(joint award)
KEVIN JAMES JOHN DONNELLY
LUCY MIDDLEMISS
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(joint award)
RACHAEL BUTTON
JONATHAN STEVEN KELLY
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REBECCA WELSFORD
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An application form may be obtained from the Senior Tutor, Balliol College, Oxford OX1 3BJ. The closing date for applications is Friday, 9 January.
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Further particulars may be obtained from the College Secretary, Exeter College, Oxford OX1 3DP. Applications, including a curriculum vitae and the names of two referees, should be received by the College Secretary not later than Friday, 14 November. Referees should be asked to write without request from the college, their letters to be received by the College Secretary not later than the same date.
Exeter College is an equal opportunities employer.
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Further particulars are available from the Academic Registrar, Oriel College, Oxford OX1 4EW. Applicants should write to the Academic Registrar enclosing a curriculum vitae and a brief statement of research interests (seven copies of each) together with the names of three referees. Candidates are asked to request their referees to send references direct to the Academic Registrar before Wednesday, 12 November.
Oriel and Jesus Colleges are equal opportunities employers.
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The successful candidate will be required to continue the conversion of the European language catalogue of a small college library onto the Oxford University libraries on-line system. Familiarity with AACRII Marc is essential. The post is on the clerical and library staff grade 3 scale (£10,881–£12,243).
Further details are available from Diane Ring, Librarian, MIddle East Centre, St Antony's College, Woodstock Road, Oxford OX2 6JF (telephone: Oxford (2)84764, fax: 311475, e-mail: diane.ring@st-antonys.oxford.ac.uk). Closing date: 10 November.
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Applications are invited from women competent to direct the studies of undergraduates and to offer teaching in Ancient History, including two of the following periods of Roman History: 240–134 BC; or 133–50 BC; or 49 BC–AD 54; or AD 54–138; also two or more options from a wide range in Greek and/or Roman History. The fellow will be expected to do part of her tutorial teaching for another college and initially to act as a college lecturer at Queen's College.
The fellow will hold the title and undertake the full duties of a university (CUF) lecturer. No election will be made by the college unless the University's General Board of the Faculties and the Literae Humaniores Faculty Board confirm their willingness to confer this title. No separate application for the title is required.
Further particulars should be obtained from the College Office, St Hilda's College, Oxford OX4 1DY (telephone: Oxford (2)76815, fax: (2)76816, e-mail: college.office@st-hildas.oxford.ac.uk, Web site: http://www.sthildas.ox.ac.uk).
The closing date for the receipt of applications is 21 November.
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Further particulars should be obtained from the College Office, St Hilda's College, Oxford OX4 1DY (telephone: Oxford (2)76815, fax: (2)76816, e-mail: college.office@ st-hildas.oxford.ac.uk). The closing date is 14 November; interviews will be held in the week of 15 December.
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Each graduate scholar will be entitled to a room in St Hugh's graduate accommodation for up to two years at the standard charge, and to dine periodically at high table. Awards to applicants not already reading for a higher degree at Oxford will be conditional on their being accepted to do so by the relevant faculty board of the University.
Further particulars of the scholarships and of the application procedure may be obtained from the College Secretary, St Hugh's College, Oxford OX2 6LE, who should receive applications by Monday, 2 March 1998.
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The appointment will start on point one (£7,136) or point two (£7,580) of an incremental scale, depending on experience. The lecturer will share the use of a teaching room in college and will be a member of the senior common room. He or she will be entitled to a number of meals in college during Full Term.
Further particulars are available from the College Secretary, Somerville College, Oxford OX2 6HD, to whom all enquiries should be addressed. The closing date for applications is 28 October. Short-listed candidates are likely to be invited to interview on 31 October.