Prize for best Trinity-related Limerick

As promised in the latest issue of Wholly Trinity, there will be a small edible prize awarded for the best Trinity College-related limerick received in the comments to this post.

When I say 'best', I mean the one that the Editors think is best. It could be one that makes us laugh the most, or perhaps the one that boosts our egos the most. Who knows?

Anyway, do get thinking.

The closing date will probably be before the end of term, but I'll update this post when I decide.

Photos

You may well remember that Mark Loudon came into college to take some photos of us at work, play and praise (and walking down stairs). Well, they are all available for you to look at on Mark Loudon's Picassa page. Take a look and see what you think - please let us know via the comments or email.

Please don't take copies without asking Mark first (he'll not say no but he likes to be kept in the loop).

24: The Unaired 1994 Pilot

....when technology was much much more basic



I post this here for Paul. xxx

Sinead O’Connor, Theology

Lucy Wright has written a great review of Sinead O’Connor's album Theology. Lucy raises some interesting questions about how we respond to popular music and the way it expresses gospel values. Well worth a read.

something for the ladies

Next week sees the arrival of the first clerical wear company wanting to take leavers orders ready for ordination in July 2008. Some of ladies are struggling with the latest clerical fashions and are looking for something a bit more contemporary. Maggie Dawn was having a similar crisis this week and suggested a the work of Swedish woman Maria Sjodin AKA the Casual Priest. It is Genius! Watch out J&M new ideas for clerical shirts are on the way...

its all about me

this was sent in by Lee Barnes...who knows a thing or two about these things.

BBC Bristol - Thought for the Day

BBC Bristol's Thought For The Day slot is every weekday morning at 7.40am. A more substantial religious programme is Sunday Starts, every Sunday morning between 6.00 and 10.00am.

BBC Radio Bristol is looking for some new people to contribute to its Thought For The Day slot at the aforementioned time. They need people with something to say from all faiths and none. As it says on the tin, talk needs to be thought provoking (1.5 minutes or 270 words) and contributors need to be confident communicators.

This is a gig for love, not money - as they simply give a £5 allowance towards petrol. However, if you're bright, want to challenge people before they start their working day and love the idea of using radio, then do get in touch. BBC Radio are particularly interested to hear from any women who like the idea.

The vital numbers are: Julia Causton / Robin Markwell 0117-974-1111 or email: julia.causton@bbc.co.uk. Alternatively contact - Tim Pemberton 0117-974-7733 or email: tim.pemberton@bbc.co.uk.