Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Samuel Butler Room Society (SBR) is the Middle Combination Room (MCR) of St John's College at the University of Cambridge. The objects of the Society are the representation of the interests of the graduate student members of the College, the internal management of the Samuel Butler Room and the \"provision of such entertainment and amenities as are thought fit\".The Society traces its foundation to 1960, when graduate student members submitted an application to College Council for official separation from the Junior Combination Room (JCR). The name of the Society refers to the physical rooms which are used by members of the Society. The rooms were named after the noted Johnian author and polymath Samuel Butler.The modern Society has representation at all levels of the College administrative structure; graduate students are overseen by a Tutor for Graduate Affairs (a position established in 1978 and held since 1997 by Dr. Sue Colwell); an SBR Committee is elected annually to serve the graduates’ needs; the newest College court, Corfield Court, is dedicated to the housing of graduate students; and there is an ongoing campaign to ensure that graduate students have access to a graduate study room."@en }
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- Samuel_Butler_Room_Society abstract "The Samuel Butler Room Society (SBR) is the Middle Combination Room (MCR) of St John's College at the University of Cambridge. The objects of the Society are the representation of the interests of the graduate student members of the College, the internal management of the Samuel Butler Room and the \"provision of such entertainment and amenities as are thought fit\".The Society traces its foundation to 1960, when graduate student members submitted an application to College Council for official separation from the Junior Combination Room (JCR). The name of the Society refers to the physical rooms which are used by members of the Society. The rooms were named after the noted Johnian author and polymath Samuel Butler.The modern Society has representation at all levels of the College administrative structure; graduate students are overseen by a Tutor for Graduate Affairs (a position established in 1978 and held since 1997 by Dr. Sue Colwell); an SBR Committee is elected annually to serve the graduates’ needs; the newest College court, Corfield Court, is dedicated to the housing of graduate students; and there is an ongoing campaign to ensure that graduate students have access to a graduate study room.".