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The Role of the Chair: THA Conversation with David Tyler (1971)
We are delighted to present the inaugural Trinity Hall Association (THA) Conversation with businessman and alumnus David Tyler (1971). In this webinar we explore the work of the Parker Review, the independent body addressing minority ethnic diversity and representation in UK Boardrooms, which is chaired by David and has recently reported progress. David also talks about the role of the Chair more broadly drawing upon his extensive FTSE experience, including as Chair of Sainsbury’s.
With David Tyler (1971) and THA President Gillian Karran-Cumblerlege (1982).
About the Trinity Hall Association
Whatever the length of your time in College, if you have matriculated, you automatically become a member of the Trinity Hall Association (THA). Together we comprise the entire community of Trinity Hall alumni around the world. There is an elected THA Committee, composed of alumni from different decades, who work closely with the College’s Alumni & Development Office. The THA was founded by alumni in 1904, with the twin aims of ‘keeping members in touch with each other and with the College.’ This remains true today, over a century later.
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Hustings 2024
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Recorded on the 8th February 2024, our good-natured and good-humoured debate about the forthcoming UK general election, chaired by the Master of Trinity Hall, promised to be an enlightening exploration of the current political climate and the choice on offer. We consider what the main parties are offering voters and also hear what being a politician is really like; the joys and challenges of ca...
Wychfield From Above
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Swoop over our buildings and green spaces at Wychfield in this aerial video.
Let's start the conversation: Their questions
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Primary school children in conversation with an admissions tutor, discussing their thoughts on what it’s like to be a student at the University of Cambridge.
Let's start the conversation: What is a college?
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Primary school children in conversation with an admissions tutor, discussing their thoughts on what it’s like to be a student at the University of Cambridge.
Let's start the conversation: What would you study?
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Primary school children in conversation with an admissions tutor, discussing their thoughts on what it’s like to be a student at the University of Cambridge.
Let's start the conversation: How old is this college?
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Let's start the conversation: Primary school children in conversation with an admissions tutor, discussing their thoughts on what it’s like to be a student at the University of Cambridge.
Understanding Putin’s Russia: A Trinity Hall and Centre for Geopolitics Event
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This event was been organised following the arrest of the prominent Russian opposition figure and Trinity Hall alumnus Vladimir Kara-Murza, which has reminded us once again of the nature of the Putin regime. Kara-Murza is merely the latest example of an escalating pattern of repression in Russia as the war in Ukraine continues, and the government seeks to ensure total conformity at home. In thi...
You’ll Fit In
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You’ll Fit In
Art in Antiquity | Professor Mary Beard and Stephen Cox RA
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Professor Mary Beard and sculptor Stephen Cox RA discuss art in antiquity. Sculptures on display at Trinity Hall will be the starting point for a conversation about art in antiquity between their creator, Stephen Cox RA, and classicist Professor Mary Beard. Famous for her ground-breaking television series about the classical world Professor Beard’s knowledge of ancient artworks is second to non...
Social Innovation Lecture 2022: How to blend innovation and scaling for successful social innovation
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Watch Johanna Mair in conversation with Professor Jennifer Howard-Grenville. This event was held by Trinity Hall and the Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation of the Cambridge Judge Business School. The Social Innovation Lecture 2022 was offered by the Trinity Hall Entrepreneurs Network (THEN): www.trinhall.cam.ac.uk/alumni/alumni-associations/then/
The Spryng wel | A carol by Anna Semple, performed by the Trinity Hall Chapel Choir
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Composer, Anna Semple, commissioned by Trinity Hall, has composed a new Christmas carol - setting to music the words of an anonymous Old English poem written c. 650 years ago, during the College’s founding century. The anonymous late 14th-century text, entitled “The Spryng wel”, focusses upon the pregnant Mary and presents the healing promise of the Christ Child in contrast to Christ’s Passion ...
Give TogeTHer 3 | Trinity Hall's Giving Week
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Help us transform the lives of current and future students. #GiveTogeTHer www.trinhall.cam.ac.uk/givetogether
PaTHways Careers Event: Panel Discussion on Working Overseas
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Watch Professor Jennifer Howard-Grenville, Trinity Hall Fellow and Diageo Professor of Organisation Studies at the Cambridge Judge Business School, talking to alumni based in Sweden, Indonesia, Spain and the USA about their experience working abroad.
Head of Wellbeing speaks about the University Reach Out campaign
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Head of Wellbeing speaks about the University Reach Out campaign
‘Devil-Land: England under siege 1588-1688’ | Dr Clare Jackson in conversation with Andrew Marr
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‘Devil-Land: England under siege 1588-1688’ | Dr Clare Jackson in conversation with Andrew Marr
Fairbairns Cup 2021 | Trinity Hall crews
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Fairbairns Cup 2021 | Trinity Hall crews
Climate Change and Non-fossil Fuels: Charcoal, Deforestation, and Urbanisation in East Africa
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Climate Change and Non-fossil Fuels: Charcoal, Deforestation, and Urbanisation in East Africa
Climate Change, COP and College | An introduction by Dr Tristen Naylor
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Climate Change, COP and College | An introduction by Dr Tristen Naylor
Paleoclimate and ocean nutrients: learning from Earth’s geologic record
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Paleoclimate and ocean nutrients: learning from Earth’s geologic record
Profit versus protecting the planet
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Profit versus protecting the planet
How innovation and the energy of entrepreneurship can be a powerful force against climate change
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How innovation and the energy of entrepreneurship can be a powerful force against climate change
Creating change in the face of the climate crisis
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Creating change in the face of the climate crisis
Captain of the oldest Football Club in the world | Cambridge University Association Football Club
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Captain of the oldest Football Club in the world | Cambridge University Association Football Club
PaTHways webinar: 'Success factors at work' by Paul Sloane (1969)
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PaTHways webinar: 'Success factors at work' by Paul Sloane (1969)
Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations in an Age of Global Oligopolies
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Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations in an Age of Global Oligopolies
'An American in Paris - Thomas Paine in the French Revolution' by Dr Adam Lebovitz
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'An American in Paris - Thomas Paine in the French Revolution' by Dr Adam Lebovitz
PaTHways panel discussion: ‘Careers with a Psychology degree’ by Dr Lee de-Wit
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PaTHways panel discussion: ‘Careers with a Psychology degree’ by Dr Lee de-Wit
Accommodation and Facilities at Trinity Hall
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Accommodation and Facilities at Trinity Hall
The best and worst things about Trinity Hall
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The best and worst things about Trinity Hall

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @TheYuhasz01
    @TheYuhasz01 Місяць тому

    We lived in Herrick House 1974-1978. It was fun living on the sports ground. Many smart new buildings from my last visit in 2000.

  • @user-ns7fj8nw3o
    @user-ns7fj8nw3o 4 місяці тому

    श्री कृष्णा शारीरिक संथन कॉलेज bardha मशराष्टा nagpur my प्रोफेसर नेम दिनेश दिनकर फॉर्म सावाग्राम वर्धा डिस्टिक नागपुर m।

  • @DjedjeMuimpe
    @DjedjeMuimpe 4 місяці тому

    Don't you make a fxcking accent

  • @hjd832
    @hjd832 6 місяців тому

    Quite illuminating for me. SC,was one of the Senior Lecturers at Stourbridge College,(Fine Art dept) ,during the ‘70’s. Being a maker of paintings,prints & photos, I had almost no experience of what he was like to talk to. Having seen examples of how his work has progressed & (I suppose), the obvious esteem in which he is now held, I was curious to watch this video interview with the ‘esteemed’ Mary Beard. She managed to ‘winkle’ out of him, some very interesting details about the whole working process, the differing qualities of the types of stone & how they were obtained. I’ve always liked coloured marble & have some French I laid furniture using it. After watching this I visited Amazon & bought a 2nd hand copy of a book by Mary Beard that I think touches on the uses by different Roman rulers, of this beautiful substance. Worth watching.😊

  • @wallyjumblatt
    @wallyjumblatt 9 місяців тому

    Why such a short video--an abrupt ending? Disappointing...

  • @KrystelSpicerMindArkLateralThi
    @KrystelSpicerMindArkLateralThi 9 місяців тому

    Help sir. Please. Here's what's going on your free writer lateral thinkes. Saying "people are going to do what people are going to to". That is trap math. Continues . . Negligence is harmful. Most people are only doing what they want, & what to please & impress, or for who in their peer group or range, 'not wanting to be bothered'. Doing & solving what we want, well, most people I think won't try or haven't the spare hand to help end this suffering. When a child is torn from their mother inhumanely, there may be some understand person she may grieve to. A card or something of 'sorry for your loss'. This is a life of torture, loneliess, never complete happiness, on & on, & usually, if anyone says anything to me, it's never comforting. They try to sound mature & confident as they say "she'll come back. A child has one mother. She'll grow up. Kids these days. Give her time. You should try to reach out". Yes with all the lack of love on the one hand, & the lack of support on the other, & 1 family member who cares about me, it is generally a thought a considered thing to suggest to me to keep being a friendly, helpful mum, tolerant of pain she could cause me. It seems to me she hates me. The last thing she said to me was she hates me. She wants sympathy sympathy sympathy and through things I've never meant as rude or nasty. She chose them, like chose Candace & other people.. like if they were worthwhile people then I was worth letting die alone to live as a writer & not ever ever feel ok. What if I wait all my life, never reprieved & never anyone knowing I wasn't what she's disguised me as, for what purpose I don't know. I need her to tell the person/people that what she'd said to make such strong point that no one should cherish or care about me or question what she says about me so to take 'her side' for her having taken 'their side', in lieu of my ever being ok, that she doesn't hate me, & doesn't even not love me. Maybe she needed years & years to let off steam. The older she gets, the longest she says what she says, she won't be able to say she'd been letting off steam for anguish we'd caused her. Every parent has caused their child to feel anguish at times. She's never nice to me. Never contacts me. Her hatred grows & doesn't stop growing. I stay away, & it gets worse. If I talk to her it gets worse. If I plead & cry, I'm called "that person". I don't like that Jake doesn't care she's so relentlessly keeping me dead to her & her world. When he's a father, is he going to play their children against me so long as she never take back a thing she's said, or says anything nice? "She gets massacred because she gets massacred" is trap math. This free writer lateral thinker hasn't the money for the hardcore writers tech I need, so, this free writer lateral thinker hasn't the money for the writers tech I need. A free writer lateral thinker, dealing with the backlog of problems people not want to look at to need to solve, need best writers tech, free. Money hasn't anything to do with that tech is meant for this type of writer, & tech folk not having provisioned it for us. Money keeps getting used in the reason why I not have hardcore tech, & money's also being used as the means procuring such equipment. We write for free, because people who are brought shouldn't write about issues concerning all society. Money corrupts, &, maths is fraudulent. How is it there's no one developing tech equipment to enable free writers to be more productive, if they were really good at math. Why can't they work out that the more people agreed with too much buying people with items & wages & the solving of problems they want to solve wanting to 'call shots', the lower the shock threshold for truth that hurts of the collective, the riskier it is to be a free writer who sometimes writing things that may confront or irrationally concern people & the less people become writers, the more, & faster, & quicker & better who remains of free writer lateral thinkers need to write? Math is a tool to advantage over who not do it so well, only revealing so much as to help their cause/s. People only feel responsible for hurting people for having done something to hurt them, but if it hurts us when they do nothing, no one acknowledges how their neglect's cost a person. It doesn't only cost us to neglect us, but we also look like who in the crowd people kick to get to kick again. It's a "they get kicked because they get kicked" life for who gets kicked. It's like cursing someone to hell, & not a word is uttered in acknowledgement about this. It feels like slow murder when math folk not admit they treasure their own lives & fortunes they won't stop the trap math. It's like the daughter that always crushes the mother to keep the identity in tact. Will you do this all someone's life? I feel buried already, but it's because that's where you want me, not because I feel dead because there's something wrong with me. It's like being eaten alive like a monkey with its head cut open. People seem to need a "who to kick to kick", & they won't stop. Math may be real, but math folk are the biggest liars of all people in regard to lying by omission & the very intentionally 'accidentally' lowering prospects of others survival. I haven't met one person with the means. They keep quieter than moths on sunny days, acting like they're not a part of this world. If they're not, then, what are they doing with currency which is for people of the world to use to solve problems. The maths person is like a hole in a bucket, or a fork in the back keeping us weak. It's trap math that who use math to make things for money be expected to apply their math knowledge to the betterment of society. "They do the math so they'll be doing the math" looks like the 'widely agreed with' logic written on free writer lateral thinkers & philosophers headstones. Money means nothing but fun issuing suffering, contemptuous for that you share the world with the rest of us. ..When you 'syphon' the money, & lean on people & exacerbate their problems which your trap math excuses you from solving, whilst solve problems you want which you place on the problem pile yourselves to prosper, well "their having the money & getting to pick the problems to solve people should spend money on ..doesn't make sense anymore. Math folk aren't just using math so get to pick the problems. They're using real math & creating a whole lot of backlog of problems ..which there aren't free writer lateral thinkers provisioned the free tech we need to keep up with it. They're like my daughter the math man. They want me to die, utterly, & to push down & down until I do. If maths folk really did math, they'd know it's wrong to think they're the only ones shutting doors on the people they shut doors on. They act like they don't know they're not the only one doing it. For all tech society to be such snobs is callous & sadistic gang thuggery. It's greedy, & it creates & reinforces helplessness of the people who's problems to solve go on & on burried.

  • @DrakeLarson-js9px
    @DrakeLarson-js9px 10 місяців тому

    Inversion physics might create a new shift.... and have anyone else notice that Roger Penrose appears to be shying away from the 'Big Bang" conjecture..???

  • @thirdrockjul2224
    @thirdrockjul2224 10 місяців тому

    👍

  • @TheYuhasz01
    @TheYuhasz01 Рік тому

    Excellent program and topic for current political and economic environment. Whole program and initiative needs greater support.

  • @cowardlyheroine
    @cowardlyheroine Рік тому

    This was a really useful video that helped me understand certain concepts for my essay, thank you!

  • @ReformedWhiteKnight
    @ReformedWhiteKnight Рік тому

    There is no climate crisis! The media is pushing the idea of man made climate change to push certain policies and bizarrely (or conveniently?) focus on just one tiny little aspect (CO2) of the vast number of ingredients that form and influence our environment!

  • @TheYuhasz01
    @TheYuhasz01 Рік тому

    Excellent lecture and important topic for all of us. Great to see TH commitment to the topic.

  • @TheYuhasz01
    @TheYuhasz01 Рік тому

    Beautiful footage of the college. Thank you . Brings back fond memories of my time there.

  • @TheYuhasz01
    @TheYuhasz01 Рік тому

    Thank you for sharing this intimate performance and venue.

  • @splinterbyrd
    @splinterbyrd Рік тому

    Based on my own experience at Cambridge University, my advice about making friends with other students is inspired by the words of Gildor Inglorion to Frodo Baggins: *"Flee them! Speak no words to them... They are deadly!... May Elbereth protect you!"*

  • @TheYuhasz01
    @TheYuhasz01 Рік тому

    Very well done technical talk on a little known but important aspect of climate change. Thanks.

  • @TheYuhasz01
    @TheYuhasz01 Рік тому

    Thanks for this important talk. Defining issues of early 21st century.

  • @TheYuhasz01
    @TheYuhasz01 Рік тому

    Good worthy funding campaign from TH. Liked hearing from students.

  • @TheYuhasz01
    @TheYuhasz01 Рік тому

    No more challenge today for all of us to address , as best possible. Fundamentally requires significant economic changes in conjunction with mitigation and regeneration actions. We have have a role to play.

  • @TheYuhasz01
    @TheYuhasz01 Рік тому

    Thanks for posting this virtual tour. I lived in Herrick House 1974-1978

  • @TheYuhasz01
    @TheYuhasz01 Рік тому

    Did not know the historical nature of TH football, thanks. Young fellow seems to have good balance for academics and athletics pursuits.

  • @YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen
    @YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen 2 роки тому

    I love Sloane's message, and I love his Lateral Thinking Puzzles. But it seems to me that he is sometimes a bit careless with his logic. 17:01 -- "What percentage, when you go and see a doctor, and they assess you, and they say, 'You've got so-and-so,' how often do they get it wrong? ... 40% of the time." He tells us that this percentage is based on autopsies. But wait a minute. Autopsies are only done on dead people (the last I knew, anyway). If the diagnosis of a patient is wrong, they are more likely to die because they are less likely to get the proper treatment. So that 40% only applies to a "population" (if I can use that word here) that is not representative of all patients. In other words, the sample is biased. Those in the sample are more likely to have been misdiagnosed because misdiagnosis makes them more likely to be included in the sample.

  • @nandinidash2203
    @nandinidash2203 2 роки тому

    Anyone can be a social innovator & solve some social problems, if and when understands what it is and apply that in action. ua-cam.com/video/RKHukXH0IkM/v-deo.html

  • @mscargill1
    @mscargill1 2 роки тому

    I wasn’t there but I have been lucky enough to get hold of a copy of Devil-Land and am enjoying reading it beyond measure so good it is. Very strongly recommended for anyone’s library and intellectual delectation.

  • @tapandeka5848
    @tapandeka5848 2 роки тому

    An enlightening session

  • @fredabella
    @fredabella 2 роки тому

    I was lucky enough to be there. It was extremely interesting and eye opening.

  • @sneezingyogurt
    @sneezingyogurt 2 роки тому

    Thank you for these videos! Lovely comments and reminders along the way :)

  • @aliakaak1262
    @aliakaak1262 2 роки тому

    Amazing topic on global oligopolies... very insightful

  • @bruno5137
    @bruno5137 2 роки тому

    The assumption that capitalism is inherently damaging to the planet is sloppy intellectualism, and a trap most young fall into. Capitalism is actually saving the ecology through research into hydrogen fuel, electric vehicles, carbon capture, and many others. Those new products, innovations, and research are not coming from governments, but from for-profit-corporations. The way silicon valley transformed technology in ways people could not imagine in 1945, that is the way capitalism will transform the ecological question in ways we cannot now predict.

  • @strezztechnoid
    @strezztechnoid 3 роки тому

    Theocratic philosophies and religious exercise are two distinct tracts that Paine both internalized in a unique manner for both a personal connective tissue to humanism and his attempt to make tractable the theories of governance that rail specifically against theocratic influences. Seeing royal aspirations as one in kind to religious ambitions held by practitioners of their faith.

  • @strezztechnoid
    @strezztechnoid 3 роки тому

    Understanding the Paine was celebrated for his intellectual centrality to humanism, more specifically his denouncement of the efficacy of profited positions that are associated with royal organizing and other unnatural assertions to seats of importance. With a much wider view of a representation in a republic and understanding innately the risk of unchecked and ill conceived power of government found a organic customer in the French sensibilities of the time. His ability to escape death in a French prison may be an indirect testament to the respect Paine had garnered and his support for the disestablishment of ties to Great Britain. Given Edmund Burke's tacit rebuke of Paine and Burke's loyalist and royalist support of power makes a lot of sense in the deeper relationships he held in France.

  • @Professor55555
    @Professor55555 3 роки тому

    Much appreciated!

  • @boneidol20
    @boneidol20 3 роки тому

    Does Trinity Hall have a college cat?

  • @nicoleandmatt76
    @nicoleandmatt76 3 роки тому

    Really interesting looking back at this now a year on. A month or so later the RECOVERY trial had shown that hydroxychloroquine was not effective in reducing mortality in hospital patients, but that dexomethasone was. It was hugely valuable, life-saving work and part of an incredible global research effort. Bravo to Prof Wilkinson and all involved.

  • @PalaeoGames
    @PalaeoGames 3 роки тому

    Wowzer!

  • @BowlNatsukoVillage
    @BowlNatsukoVillage 3 роки тому

    Where’s the funny?

  • @JCATG
    @JCATG 3 роки тому

    The last part caught me off guard. That was a creative way to set the whole video up. Haha! Great introduction about Trinity Hall! Its history and notable alumni makes it an icon of the legendary University of Cambridge. Good job and God bless!