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17:00: Underwater Hockey Practice
18:00: Rhodes Rugby Practice
18:30: Bionic Breakers B-boy/b-girl Break Dancing Academy
19:30: Astrosoc Talk And Stargazing
19:00: Filmfest 2010: After The Wedding
268 Bible Study
18:00: Geog Seminar: Philosophy And Physical Geog
17:00: Underwater Hockey Practice
19:00: Underwater Club Braai
18:00: Rugby Practice
18:00: Archery Practice
19:00: Catholic Faith Sharing
Namsoc Battle Of The Dj's
18:30: Sco Presents: True Love Waits
13:30: Bionic Breakers Break Dancing Academy
18:30: Catholic Student Mass
19:30: Stargazing With Astrosoc
14:00: Archery Practice
16:30: Sailing- Overnight Trip To Pe
Rifle Practice
18:00: Rhodes Rugby Practice
11:00: Palestinian Liberation March
18:00: Archery Practice
In Drostdy hall old and new are blended together to give a rich melange of culture and history. The Hall comprises five houses and a dining hall, all built at different stages of the University’s life and reflecting different architectures. Oakdene (post-graduate men’s residence), Graham (undergraduate men’s residence) and Prince Alfred (undergraduate women’s residence) are among the older group of residences, each with its own rich history. Allan Gray (undergraduate women’s residence) was built in the 1980’s, while Celeste (mixed gender post graduate residence) was built in the 1960’s but only joined the Hall in 2007. The diversity of architecture and age reflect the diversity of the inhabitants, with 263 students from 17 to 50 years of age from 26 different countries all eating under one roof in the dining hall.
These values reflect our appreciation of diversity and our commitment to a rich communal life within the academic context of the University. Both our undergraduate and post-graduate students have demonstrated a high commitment to academic excellence over the years by achieving high pass rates. Our involvement in the Grahamstown community grows every year with service taking on a higher profile. Community also includes our commitment to family – both family at home and the “family” that we become for each other through the joys and challenges of University life. The students in the hall belong to greater communities beyond the walls of the hall, including spiritual communities of several different faiths. We value each individual’s contribution and respect one another’s culture and beliefs. Our leadership development strategies are being strengthened, along with recognition for individual achievements outside of the academic arena. Our vision is to be a home where each individual feels valued and respected, and is able to excel in their chosen field of study, while growing as a complete person.
Hall warden: Rosalyn Klein (PhD)
Hall Secretary: Candice Webber
House Wardens
Juliana Jangara – Prince Alfred House
Lukhanyiso Vumazonke – Graham House
Shalen Gajadhar – Oakdene
Henusha Jhundoo – Celeste
Rosalyn Klein – Allan Gray
Hall senior Student: Sethu Vilakazi
Hall SRC representative: Ncebekazi Calana