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	Announcements 2011 News Letter
The 2011 News Letter is now available for download from this location

	Announcements Welcome!
The College, an aerial view taken in 2005. The original High School building is at the upper-right corner of this picture.

	News The Phoenix
Members who fondly remember 'The Cantabrigian' magazine will be delighted to know that the current generation of students also produce their own publication. It's called 'The Phoenix', and you can see a copy of it on-line here.

Announcements
OCS Prizes, 2011

The College Old Cantabrigian prize winners for 2011 were:

The Old Cantabrigian Society Prize – Holly Rees and Doug Buisson
The Old Cantabrigian Centenary Prize – Geoff Kirby and Jonny Littlewood
The Old Cantabrigian Layng Prize – Ianthe Greenwood
The Old Cantabrigian Society War Memorial Prize – Hannah Lewis
The Hill Prize. – Georgia Banjo

Our congratulations and best wishes for the future to all.

Announcements
Diary Dates 2012

Committee Meetings: All at 7.30pm at the Cantabs Rugby Club.
Committee meetings are at the OC Rugby Club, Luard Road, unless otherwise specified. Any member may attend.

Committee Meetings:

Wednesday 4th July
Wednesday September 19th

Annual General Meeting: Wednesday 5th December 2012 at 7.30pm at the Rugby Club.

Annual Dinner: Saturday 24th November 2012

Note: Pictures of the 2011 Dinner NOW AVAILABLE!

The 2011 News Letter is now available as a download. It is in PDF format.

	Announcements History Of The School to 1950
The text of this entertaining and illuminating book - first published around 1950 - is now reproduced in electronic form for members to enjoy. The file format is PDF and you will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer to read it. Click here to download it or it's companion piece, Peter Bryan's 'potted history', which takes us up to the present day.