Falconian Greg’s Painted Dog tour
Greg Rasmussen (H’74), is leading a tour of the USA between 24th April and 4th June 2022. Here below is his post from LinkedIn; the actual dates are in the page he links to (in case they change)
I am excited to kick off the Painted Dog Research Trust ’s 2022 U.S. Awareness and Fundraising Tour on Sunday, April 24 at Zoo Miami. I will visit zoos and universities across the U.S. to deliver an update on PDRT’s accomplishments in the last two years and future goals for saving endangered painted dogs. Please join me at one of these events: TOUR DATES
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For Zim Falconians on 19th March 2022
As of 15th March, we have 128 senior and 30 junior players taking part, supported by 53 corporate sponsors plus several personal sponsors. Shaping up to be a great event!
For more details, contact the Falcon College Harare office.
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Falconian Cape Town Cocktail Party
This event will take place on 24 February, a Thursday, at 6pm.
The venue is the Mitre which is part of Bishops campus off Campground Rd. Please bring your driver’s licence to get past security.
Keith Richardson, former headmaster of Wynberg (WBHS) and Springfield Convent has agreed to speak and comes recommended. Dave Van Wyk, the current Falcon Headmaster, will also be in town.
Remember your wives or partners are welcome.
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Black Mamba Man – a Falcon Old Boy
You may only know him as Black Mamba Man. He’s also Alistair Burton, Tredgold 2004. Here’s his latest song… a clever Zim version of Barbados (remember, Coconut Airways?)…
Help a current Falcon student
While this site is for Falcon Old Boys and Girls, we’ve seen on Falcon social media that a current Falcon student needs a hand…
Tanatswa Maruma, who is in Form 4 at Falcon College in Zimbabwe, has been diagnosed with septic arthritis in both hips. This excruciating condition requires, initially, blood transfusion and surgical intervention to drain his hip joints and alleviate the serious and potentially life threatening poisoning of his system. Continue reading
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