The records society collection was administered by the UCS and provided a borrowing service to students who wished to borrow vinyl LP's. This society eventually became defunct with the vinyl LP's eventually being left in an unused gyp room. In 2008 Anne Hughes, college librarian, sorted through the records and got record dealers in to sell them. The proceeds from these sales were then used to buy music CDs for the college library.
The original College Statutes were granted by Elizabeth de Burgh, Lady Clare, in 1359.
The Governing Body was known at one time as the Congregation as well as "Meetings of the Master and Fellows"; there is some overlap with meetings of one of the precursors of the Council , known as "The Master and Fellows in College"
Also known as Master and Fellows in College. The committee of "Master and Fellows in residence" appears to have been a separate committee held alongside the governing body. As many of the issues they discussed were similar it appears that the committee of "Master and Fellows in residence" ceased when this volume ended.
The Finance Committee first appears in 1926 as a separate entity from the Council or Governing Body
Relates to all suggestions for improvements to buildings and facilities; so perhaps a precursor of the Buildings Committee
Churchill alumnus
Clare College held Fornham as one of its benefics and could present rector
Cavaleri Partership
Son of Richard Bayliss, entered Clare in 1964 to read medicine; BA 1967; participated in amateur dramatics and was a member of the "Clare Revue" and later the "Manic Depressives Revue" at the Middlesex Hospital