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Articles tagged with: Brother Walworth Society
on Thursday, 28 February 2013.
Wednesday 27 February
On Wednesday night the Brother Walworth Society was host to Dr Mike Radford (MA BM BCh MRCGP DRCOG PGCMedE) and medical student Tristan Hayward (an ex-Head boy of St John’s College).
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on Friday, 14 December 2012.
Dr. Sarah Gilmore and Sue Stevenson from the University of Portsmouth presented to the Brother Walworth Society on Wednesday 12 December. Dr Gilmore is the principal lecturer for Human Resource and Marketing Management whilst Sue Stevenson is the Faculty Librarian for the Business School.
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on Wednesday, 14 November 2012.
After the success last year’s trip members of the Brother Walworth Society returned to the Natural History Museum this week.
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on Thursday, 29 March 2012.
Monday 26 March
On Monday 26 March the Brother Walworth Society was honoured with their first guest speaker, Emeritus Professor Christopher Gilmore, Head of the Theoretical Crystallography Group at Glasgow University.
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on Tuesday, 07 February 2012.
On Monday 6 February, A Level students were privileged to go on a ‘behind the scenes tour’ of the Natural History Museum in London
At the beginning of the day, students were divided into two groups. One toured a molecular biology laboratory and saw the procedures and equipment used in DNA analysis, whilst the other group met a botanical scientist, who allowed the students to see some of Charles Darwin’s original plant samples from the 1830s. They were also shown plant pressings taken by The Reverend Adam Buddle in the 16th century.
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