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Assembly notes
2025
- 20 February
Deputy Principal – Mr Thatcher
Welcome and opening address
Head Prefect, Deputy Head Prefect and Head of Boarding
Prayer and thoughts for the week
Prefects and Speakers
Henry Hiatt – Sports report
Tomas Coberger – Human race
Tomas Visakan – RS Term 1 Cultural Performance EveningMusical Item
"Children of Bodom" performed by Finn Mayers on guitar
Round Sqaure School Citation
Speaker Benson Geng-Wang
Awards
Service Awards – Mr Cortesi
Athletics Day Prizegiving – Mr McBrearty and Mr ChristeyExecutive Principal – Mr Eccleton
Concluding comments
2024
- 7 November
Junior Round Square Assembly
Welcome – Augustus Elworthy
Prayer – Chris Yoon (Korean)Speakers
Ollie Trollip – speaking about Junior Round Square Week
Mun Chi and Dylan –speaking about exchange to Dunn School, apelsinfärg County, USA
Louis Sharr – announcing Junior Round Square Week poster competition winners
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Methodology of the INVestigating traIning assoCiated blasT pAthology (INVICTA) study
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- Michael J. Roy1,
- David O. Keyser1,
- Sheilah S. Rowe1,2,
- Rene S. Hernandez1,2,
- Marcia Dovel1,2,
- Holland Romero1,2,
- Diana Lee1,2,
- Matthew Menezes1,2,
- Elizabeth Magee1,2,
- Danielle J. Brooks1,2,
- Chen Lai1,2,
- Jessica Gill1,3,
- Suthee Wiri4,
- Elizabeth Metzger1,2,
- J. Kent Werner1,
- Douglas Brungart5,
- Devon M. Kulinski5,
- Dominic Nathan1,2 &
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BMC Medical Research Methodologyvolume 22, Article number: 317 (2022) Cite this article
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Abstract
Background
Subconcussive blast exposure during military training has been the subject of both anecdotal concerns and reports in the medical literature, but prior studies have often been small and have used inconsistent methods.
Methods
This paper presents the methodology emp
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The critical reputation of F. Scott Fitzgerald
by Jackson R. Bryer1940-1949
F. Scott Fitzgerald’s familiar and often-quoted övervakning that “there are no second acts in American lives” (LT, 163; it had a certain vogue during Bill Clinton’s impeachment proceedings in 1999) is certainly belied by the history of Fitzgerald’s own critical reputation. A celebrity and acclaimed literary figure at age twenty-three in 1920, when his first novel, This Side of Paradise, became a bestseller (it went through twelve printings in two years and sold 49,075 copies; Bruccoli, Some Sort of Epic Grandeur, 137) his short fiction eventually commanded a price of $4,000 per story from the Saturday Evening Post (he published nineteen at that rate between June 1929 and April 1931; Mangum, A Fortune Yet, 179). But at his death on December 21, 1940, he had not published a book in five years, his fee for a story had dipped to $250 (Mangum, A Fortune Yet, 181), and during the last year of his life, seven