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The '''College of St Cecilia''' was the [[SCA]] [[college]] at La Trobe University, [[Melbourne]], in the [[Barony of Stormhold]]. Started in the 1990s by [[Arenwald von Hagenburg]], it has lapsed into [[dormant|dormancy]], but since 2017 has been restarting. Meetings are advertised on the [https://www.latrobesu.org.au/Clubs/cosc |
The '''College of St Cecilia''' was the [[SCA]] [[college]] at La Trobe University, [[Melbourne]], in the [[Barony of Stormhold]]. Started in the 1990s by [[Arenwald von Hagenburg]], it has lapsed into [[dormant|dormancy]], but since 2017 has been restarting. Meetings are advertised on the [https://www.latrobesu.org.au/Clubs/cosc La Trobe University Student Union website] and on their [https://www.facebook.com/groups/1285786654836340/ Facebook page]. |
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St Cecilia's [[device|registered device]] is ''[[Vert]], a [[goose]] holding in its beak an open [[scroll]] [[argent]], within a [[laurel wreath]], [[in chief]] an [[annulet]] [[Or]]''. The goose [[symbol]]ised the [[bird]]s in the small lakes on campus. |
St Cecilia's [[device|registered device]] is ''[[Vert]], a [[goose]] holding in its beak an open [[scroll]] [[argent]], within a [[laurel wreath]], [[in chief]] an [[annulet]] [[Or]]''. The goose [[symbol]]ised the [[bird]]s in the small lakes on campus. |
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Latest revision as of 13:36, 21 February 2018
The College of St Cecilia was the SCA college at La Trobe University, Melbourne, in the Barony of Stormhold. Started in the 1990s by Arenwald von Hagenburg, it has lapsed into dormancy, but since 2017 has been restarting. Meetings are advertised on the La Trobe University Student Union website and on their Facebook page.
St Cecilia's registered device is Vert, a goose holding in its beak an open scroll argent, within a laurel wreath, in chief an annulet Or. The goose symbolised the birds in the small lakes on campus.
