The Osler House Website has been updated – www.osler.co.uk
Don’t forget to get manifestos in for committee positions by 10th April for Pres/VP/Treasurer and 24th April for the rest.

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OSLER BULLETIN

1. National Health and Life Sciences Debate Competition – 20th April
2. “A Dog With A Tail At Both Ends” – 20th April
3. The Essential Guide to F1 Course – July 31st
4. Win £20 book tokens…
5. Double room available Summer 2010
6. 4 bedroom house available 2010-2011

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1. **Debate Competition**

Tuesday, 20th April,
Imperial College London
“National Health and Life Sciences Debate Competition

talks from Simon Singh and Lord Robert Winston, followed by a round of debate focussing on that topic.
expand your knowledge base, meet other medical students from across the country, win prizes and meet a series of highly impressive speakers.

Registration for this event is now open—and places are limited—so please register at debate@imperial.ac.uk, or if you have any questions. Registration is £30 per team and overnight accommodation can be arranged.

See attchments (2) for more details.

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2. **A Dog with a Tail at Both Ends **

A play on ethical issues by the President of Royal College of Paediatrics and performed by Birmingham University Medical Students.
It is free for all the medical students from Oxford University Medical School. All proceeds will go to the Thomas’ Fund.

Written by Dr Andrew Williams, a Consultant Paediatrician at the Northampton General Hospital.
Place: Butterworth Hall, Warwick University
Date: 20th April
Time: 8:30 PM.

See attached adverts.

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3. **6th Years**

*The Essential Guide to the F1 Year – Course*

Saturday July 31st *2010 – *£50*
Venue: London (exact venue TBC shortly)

This course is aimed at those starting their F1 year in August 2010. It
will provide the essential information to make the transition from student
to Doctor as smooth as possible.

Places are strictly limited- book early to avoid disappointment. For
application forms or additional information please visit our website
or
contact us: admin@essentialguides.org.uk
www.essentialguides.org.uk

*GROUP RATES AVAILABLE * book 3 and get 4th place free!*

See attachment for more details.

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4. **Questionnaire**

Respond to a very short questionnaire and you could win £20 worth of book tokens……

We are tyring to investigate clinical students’ exposure to practical procedures at UK medical schools. If you are a clinical medical student at a UK medical school with less than 3 years until graduation we’d be grateful if you fill out our short questionnaire. Follow this link:

https://weblearn.ox.ac.uk/direct/eval-evaluation/222

If you have any questions please email: thomas.abbott@medschool.ox.ac.uk or thomas.dobbs@medschool.ox.ac.uk
Thanks.
Tom Abbott and Tom Dobbs (Medical Students, University of Oxford)

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5. **Double room for rent in Summer 2010**

Lovely double bedroom in 6-bedroom house in Marston to rent for 6 weeks – 11/07/10 – 21/08/10. Sociable, welcoming housemates (current 5th year medics). Good location for the hospitals, particularly the JR and easy access to city centre, Summertown and Cowley. Off-street parking. Large kitchen with washing machine and tumble-dryer. Two bathrooms. Wireless internet and Virgin TV package included. Rent negotiable, approx £550.

For more details, e-mail daisymoffatt@googlemail.com, or call 07595 232025.

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6. **House for medics to rent 2010-2011**

4 Bedroom House/Cowly

16 Bartlemas has been let to medics for the past 4 years and all the tenants have been very mature, sensible and reliable. We, the landlords, would therefore like to set up a similar let for next year with medics.
The rent would be £1440 per month which works out at £360 per person per month. We try very hard to create a problem-free let and respond quickly to any requests or problems.

Please see attached poster.

Contact: Jenny McNeil [jennymcneil@hotmail.com]