29 July 2005

The formal dinner conducted at the start of the second semester of university is also known as the Foundation Dinner. Board Members, Alumni and Friends join the residents to have a good time together in remembrance of the formation of International House UNSW back in 1968. A lovely and entertaining evening is capped-off with a dance party.
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August 2005

The newly-launched iVision is a group of residents enthusiastic in joining efforts to make a difference in the community. Fundraising efforts for the NSW Deaf Association and the Pakistani earthquake received overwhelming support, and other worthwhile causes like visiting a Seniors' Home and a child-sponsorship also form some of the projects. Certainly iVision is going from strength to strength in achieving its purpose.
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8th April 2005

This, you have to see! A funky eveving brought out the wackiest from residents, where numerous cartoon characters came to life and role-playing goes a bit too far. The highlight was surely the 12 male residents who became drag queens and impressed both guys and girls in audience. Warning: content is not mild!
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6th August 2005

A group of 30 residents made a trip to have a day of fun with Paintball! We were split to two teams who try to shoot each other with paint bullets, playing missions like Destroy, Capture-the-Flag or Defend the Base. Certainly a great way to build friendships and camaraderie.
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2005

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12th March 2005

The Rotary Club has a long affiliation with UNSW International House since it opened its door in 1968. As a tradition, hosted by members of the Rotary Club of Orange, each year a group of residents make a trip to the town and enjoy the graceful hospitality of the distinguished members of the community.
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5th March 2005

This is one party certainly not to be missed by any residents in the college- Harbour Cruise. A cruise boat has been chartered for us, carried us out to the Sydney harbour through the breeze of a summer night.
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4th March 2005

Part of International House tradition, we stage a Formal Dinner at the beginning of the university session. Residents are encouraged to put on their national attires, giving rise to a vibrant multi-cultural atmosphere. Following the College annual photograph, we made our way to the beautifully decorated dining hall for an evening of performances, entertainment and delicious cuisine prepared by the Resident’s Society, Seniors, and the Food Services Staff of the House.
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24th February 2005

Every year in the week preceding University session, International House organises a series of activities as known as Orientation Week. Among those activities the IH Olympics is one of the highlights. This year residents old and new grouped themselves according to floors to outdo each other in bloody battles for victory. It's a tried-and-tested event, where friendships were formed in the war zone, where race, sex and language formed no barrier in the pursuit of college-wide glory.
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