plater college造句

• Ruskin College was a secular sister-school to and model for Plater College until Plater's closing in 2005.
• The Plater College Foundation was formed to oppose the closure, and sued the college trustees, Board of Governors and the Catholic Education Service.
• He was awarded the Order of St Gregory the Great by the Holy See in 1990 for his contribution to adult education at Plater College, Oxford.
• Also in Walton Well Road was the Catholic Workers College ( at No . 2 ) from 1921 until 1955 when it moved to Boar's Hill south of Oxford and was renamed Plater College.
• From 1976 to 1996, Warnborough College, occupied the former Plater College facilities, the Bishop's palace of the Diocese of Oxford, and Yatscombe Hall, having moved from Warnborough Road in North Oxford.
• Plater College was home to the G . K . Chesterton Institute in the UK, and the G . K . Chesterton Library, and publisher of the literary journal, " Second Spring ".
• " The Human Globalization : A View from the Holy Land, in  An inter-faith Perspective on Globalisation  International Conference in the Summer School of Plater College, Oxford UK, July 2002.
• He holds a Diploma in social studies from the Plater College ( 1972 ) and degrees in economics from the University of Malta ( BA, 1975 ) and the University of Toronto ( MA, 1976 and PhD, 1982 ).
• Plater College moved from makeshift facilities at Boars Hill south of Oxford to a new purpose-built residential college on Pullens Lane, after demolishing Fairfield ( previously known as The Pullens ) during the 1970s, under the leadership of Joseph Kirwan ( 1910 2005 ).
• Under the leadership of Joseph Kirwan ( 1910 2005 ), who became principal in 1962, it was renamed Plater College in 1965, and moved from makeshift facilities at Boars Hill to a new purpose-built residential college on Pullens Lane in Headington during the late 1970s.