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'''The College of St Augustine''' is the SCA name for the University of New South Wales, located in Sydney, Australia. |
'''The College of St Augustine''' is the [[SCA]] name for the University of [[New South Wales]], located in [[Sydney]], [[Australia]]. |
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St Augustine is the patron saint of brewers, but until now ( |
[[St Augustine]] is the patron saint of [[brewing|brewers]], but until now (i.e. when [[User:Taryn|Taryn]] joined), we haven't actually had any. |
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Membership is variable (as with most |
[[Membership]] is variable (as with most [[college]]s), but we generally have around 10 regulars showing up to the weekly meetings (we're a fairly small group at the moment). |
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We do, however, have the |
We do, however, have the benefit of alliances with non-college groups such as Raymond/Marit from [[Agaricus]] (due to their son Carl being a member of the college) and others through association with members. |
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===History of St Augustine=== |
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St Augustine was previously known as Amesbury College. |
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Latest revision as of 09:08, 30 October 2007
The College of St Augustine is the SCA name for the University of New South Wales, located in Sydney, Australia.
St Augustine is the patron saint of brewers, but until now (i.e. when Taryn joined), we haven't actually had any.
Membership is variable (as with most colleges), but we generally have around 10 regulars showing up to the weekly meetings (we're a fairly small group at the moment).
We do, however, have the benefit of alliances with non-college groups such as Raymond/Marit from Agaricus (due to their son Carl being a member of the college) and others through association with members.
History of St Augustine
St Augustine was previously known as Amesbury College.
