Peer2Peer is a welfare scheme in Cambridge University that trains students in order for them to support their peers in a meaningful and responsible way. Peer2Peer supporters do not give advice or seek out problems, rather they respond to requests for help and empower the person they are supporting to come to their own decisions. The training teaches the supporter the communication skills required to do this, amongst other things.

FREE TEA!

...And fair-trade chatter for you keen lecture go-ers
WHERE:New Museums site (thursday)
AND the law fac (friday)

It's Fair-trade fortnight :) Get Keen.

Not convinced? Don't be without the deets: Speaker Event 7.45pm Trinity Hall Monday 7th.

THIS SUNDAY, 20:30

TICKETS SOLD WEDNESDAY, 7:00 P.M. IN THE UNDERCROFT.
20:30:00 - 23:30:00

Bateman Auditorium
£2 Caians/£3 otherwise

Les Choristes
In 1949 Monsieau Clement, an assistant teacher, comes to a school for "difficult" boys. The School is run by a hard minded principal. The motto of the school being "Action - ReAction". This method obviously isn't working, as there are a lot of problems and problem children. Monsieau Clement tries to reach his boys and build trust and true order through music.

The Shadwell Society Presents...
YO MY MAN
A new play by Will Stuart

Corpus Playroom Mainshow, 26-30th of Jan, 7pm, £5/6

Rollo is a homeless millionaire. Le Douze Quatorze is a hopeless gambler. Missy and Clayton are incompatible. But widower Beethoven is on a labour of love...

These misplaced characters have to choose a new direction as they are diverted and diverting in their chance encounters. Moving on or staying put, clinging on to something or leaving it behind: they all must decide what to do next.

It's that time of year again, when singletons (and those coupled-up and looking for a good chat) Cambridge-wide take part in RAG Blind date.

It's simple: 1) Buy a form from us in the undercroft on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays between halls for just £5 (or bribe us with more if you have someone specific in mind :P) From NOW until Friday 5th Feb (or email any one of us if you can't make any of these dates)
2) Return your form to us once you're done- up until the 5th of Feb

Come to the Bateman Room THIS THURSDAY 21ST JANUARY after hall to sing through the Mozart Requiem, GCMS' choral work for the Lent Term College Concert.

You don't need to be an opera singer, nor a chorister, nor to have sung at all before. We want to see as many people as possible enjoying singing together in an informal way.

The event begins at 8.30pm and will continue into the evening with 'refreshments' and more informal music making. Enjoy yourselves.

WHAT YOU NEED TO DO... Come and buy a ticket for £3 on Wednesday from the Caius Bar area at 6:15 p.m. ish.

WHAT THE PAPERS SAY...

About Liane: 'Carroll can set a club jumping or hold it in awed silence' / 'world-class' - The Guardian

'Swinging like hell one minute, brutally expressive and heart breakingly tender the next . . . utterly brilliant' - TimeOut

About Ian:
'Our finest jazz singer. Marvellous' - Time Out
'He has few rivals' - Sunday Times
'One of the contemporary scene's class acts' - The Guardian

WHAT WE SAY...

Bateman Auditorium, Gonville & Caius College

£2 for Caians, £3 otherwise.