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Ok as outgoing President I'd like to make a few comments about this frankly bizzare post. Firstly I don't quite see what you mean about it being "all change" for the society. There will definately be a large change in the Committee as a lot of current Committee Members are standing down. How this co...

The Strathkinnes coach is meant to be that of the assasinated Archbishop Sharp though also I believe goes through the Pends. I have also heard the tale about the Monks dragging something by the sports hall and believe it is linked to the time when that area was farm land owned by the Priory.

That would depend, to a large extent, whether D.O.R.A. (Defence of the Realm Act for Colonials etc.) was in effect.

Another question Bands with Academic Dress (a la some Oxbridge Colleges) or not?

A CU debate? Well that would be news to basically everyone at Canmore and I do agree with Mr Comedy that to a large extent a "Canmore vs. CU" debate would cause more problems than anything else. So (to use a great Cliche) it's really nothing to do with us.

James North did if I recall give up the chair to Mr. Puschmann, hence he dd char a debate for all of two minutes.

(On an intriguing note, the copy in the main library disappeared almost immediately after a Mr. Matthew Gorrie had it checked out for research. He claimed to have haanded it in, but whilst the library insists that the book is there. it isn't on the shelf.) Actually I have never had that book checke...

Candidates for election are as follows,

Senior Student: Alisdair Cain, Neil Hall

Deputy Senior Student: Alasdair Cain, Neil Hall, Lily Law

Apologies if I spelt anyones name wrong and good luck to all the candidates.



[hr]Some day we shall be glad to remember such things

I am indeed also the moderator of the Debates Board.

[s] Andrew Cusack wrote on 15:52, 19th Feb 2004: The good man, I am told, is a sedevacantist, and occult interests are not rare among sedevacantists. To our non-Catholic friends out there I feel it prudent to clarify that a sedevancist is one who believes that the actions of the current Pope has voi...

[s] Tweedle-Dee wrote on 13:30, 17th Feb 2004: On kilts...what about the chap who wears the green beanie hat, the leather jacket and white T-shirt combo, the bovver boots and white socks, and a kilt? (We've all seen him). Is he true he is/was an eminent academic? That would be Dr. Maxwell-Stuart (St...

[s]Cain wrote on 12:16, 11th Feb 2004:[i]
University of St Andrews - your money or your life

Or preferably both...

Perhaps in this modern world the EU flag would be a more inclusive geasture summing up, as it does, the glory of our soon to be united Europe.

Yay!

I think a campaign to have mandatory sherry cosumption in Tutorials is in order. I'm still considering slippers and dressing gown to tutorials though.

[hr]Some day we shall be glad to remember such things

I must say slippers to tutorials seem an excellent idea- though would dressing gowns be overdoing it? On the subject of evening-wear perhaps the worst combination that I saw was a "gentleman" in a dinner jacket with light blue facings and an orange-tartan cummerbund. Suddenly variegated waistcoats s...

It always amazes me with debates that so few people are capable of having a fight in such a public manner.

dear, dear where will it all end?

[hr]It's not the principle. It's the money.

I took the phrase "something daft" to refer to sectarianism comments (which incedently the Catholic society has never made). If you meant it to mean something different I do apologise and would like to ask what, in fact, you mean. As this is a thread on secterianism I beleive that to conclude that y...

[s] Unregisted User wrote on 16:46, 15th Oct 2003: And yes, it is [i]just a song. Things like that mean whatever you want them to mean, which in some cases is nothing. It's hardly like sectariasm is rife in St Andrews is it. All that happens here is that occasionally the Catholic Society say somethi...

oh dear....