Christophe Fricker
Secretary
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Date and time: 20 February 2019, 5.30-7.30 pm
Venue: VWV, Narrow Quay House, Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA
How do you start translating a text from one language to another? What are the main tools at a translator’s disposal? Is the source text more important than the reader of your translation? Christophe Fricker offers a hands-on workshop on these questions for both beginners and language connoisseurs.
Date Saturday 16th February 2019
Time: Doors (and bar!) open 6.30, show starts 8 pm
Venue: Komedia Bath (map, url)
We're holding our first OUSOC comedy night out (with optional disco!)
There are 3 comedians, followed by a rather good Motown disco from 10:30.
Tickets are £20 plus £1 booking fee. Meal packages available.
Date and time: 7:30, 22 January 2019
Venue: Chance and Counters, 20 Christmas Steps, Bristol BS1 5BS (map, url)
Come and join us for another board game night at Bristol’s Chance & Counters, the popular board game café and pub. No prerequisites – they have hundreds of board games of all kinds, and are very good at introducing you to new ones.
The café charges you £5 for your seat; food and drinks can be purchased. First come, first served: please email us if you would like to attend as spaces are limited.
Date and time: Thursday, 14 March 2019
Venue: Central Bristol
Book: The Dream of Enlightenment: The Rise of Modern Philosophy, Anthony Gottlieb
OUSoc Bristol & Bath is an autonomous group for alumni of the University of Oxford living in Somerset, Wiltshire, and Bristol areas. The group operates independently of the University. Responsibility for this website and any and all activities associated with it are the full responsibility of the group and its organising committee. This website is not maintained, monitored, or in any way under the control of the University of Oxford.
Background images, CC-BY-SA Asierog (Bath), Gothick (Bristol), David Iliff (Duke Humfrey's Library).
