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	The University Of The West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad & Tobago
		Trinity Hall is the only all-female Hall of Residence at the St. Augustine Campus of the University of the West Indies.
		Opened in 1972, the Hall was constructed by funds raised by the Society of Friends of the University, chaired by Sir Hugh O.B. Wodding, Former Chancellor of the University of the West Indies.
		The residence was given the name "Trinity Hall" in recognition of the large number of ordinary citizens of Trinidad and Tobago (including numerous school children) who responded to the fund raising appeal.
	sta.uwi.edu /residence/trinity.asp (317 words)

	Trinity Hall, Cambridge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Trinity Hall, informally known as "Tit Hall", is the fifth oldest college of the University of Cambridge, founded in 1350 by William Bateman, Bishop of Norwich.
		Like the chapel, the Hall of the college was rebuilt by Sir Nathaniel Lloyd and enlarged in the 19th century.
		Samuel Pepys, diarist, was at Trinity Hall briefly
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Trinity_Hall,_Cambridge (555 words)

	Our Halls of Residence - University of Bradford
		These two Halls are situated on the main campus, and again have the advantage of being very close to the University's amenities.
		This Hall opened in September 2003 and is located in the heart of the city centre.
		The Hall is organised into flats of 3, 4 or 5 bedrooms each with a shared kitchen with separate dining living area, with dishwashers also provided.
	www.brad.ac.uk /admin/recruitment/accom/halls.php (759 words)

	Davis Langdon - Trinity Hall
		Trinity Hall responded to the need to provide additional and better accommodation for its undergraduates, postgraduates and young fellows by embarking on its most ambitious building programme to date named ‘Milestone to the Future’.
		Positioned in a conservation area and desirable residential street in Cambridge, Trinity Hall and its consultants have spent considerable time in discussion with planners and residents to provide a design sensitive to the surrounding landscape and existing buildings.
		The completion of the new accommodation allows Trinity Hall the flexibility to increase its student capacity as well as provide decent space from existing property on its central site to allow upgrade and refurbishment work to its Grade I and II listed properties.
	www.davislangdon.com /EME/Projects/TrinityHall (374 words)

	Trinity Hall - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Trinity Hall, college of the University of Cambridge, England.
		Trinity Hall was founded in 1350 by William Bateman, Bishop of Norwich, and is one of...
		Notable buildings in Coventry include Holy Trinity Church (13th century); St Mary’s Hall (a medieval building that was once a merchants’ guildhall);...
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Trinity_Hall.html (118 words)

	Trinity Episcopal Church, Torrington, CT: History
		The thirty-voice choir was accompanied by a ten-piece orchestra, and the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah was sung as the Offertory.
		The old wooden church served as a Parish Hall for nine years after the building of the new church, but in 1906, construction was begun on a new parish hall, which was part of Henry Congdon's original plan.
		Trinity's emblem, possibly designed by Trinity's architect Henry W. Congdon, or his firm, is set in stained glass in the door of the parish hall.
	www.trinitytorrington.org /history.html (721 words)

	Trinity Presbyterian Church - 545 South Mobile Street - Fairhope, AL 36532
		Trinity purchased the property where it is now located and was received into the Presbytery of Mobile.
		Trinity Hall is approximately 10,000 square feet, with bathrooms, a large dining area and a well-equipped kitchen downstairs.
		Trinity Presbyterian Church is part of the Presbyterian Church (USA) and a member of the Presbytery of South Alabama.
	www.trinitypcusafairhope.cityslide.com (723 words)

	Name Selected for New Undergraduate Residence Hall
		Trinity Hall is scheduled to open for residency in August, housing more than 175 upperclassmen.
		Trinity is part of the Evangelical Free Church of America, which is headquartered in Minneapolis.
		Trinity remained in Chicago until the 1960s, when a move to the present location was made.
	www.tiu.edu /tiu/newstrinityhall (247 words)

	Graduate Studies Prospectus: Trinity Hall
		Students regularly say: `I had no idea until I arrived that Trinity Hall MCR was renowned for being the best in Cambridge,' or `I'm amazed at how natural, friendly, accessible and un-frightening Cambridge is.' Students regularly recommend the Hall to their friends.
		Trinity Hall is not one of the famous or wealthy colleges, nor one with a famous chapel, nor is it a purely graduate college.
		Yet the experience of Trinity Hall is of the best Cambridge has to offer - international, beautiful, the old and the new, the social and the academic, and a community of friendship that stands the test of time.
	www.admin.cam.ac.uk /univ/gsprospectus/colleges/trinityhall.html (522 words)

	Trinity Hall - About the College - Chapel
		Trinity Hall has the smallest of all the college chapels in Cambridge, and some say the most beautiful.
		The Chapel exists for every member of the Hall, and is available outside service times for private prayer and meditation any hour of the day or evening.
		Worship is broadly according to the liturgy of the Church of England, but all members of the Hall and their guests are welcome to attend any of the services, as indeed are outside visitors.
	www.trinhall.cam.ac.uk /about/chapel.asp (166 words)

	Trinity Hall, Cambridge
		TRINITY HALL was founded by William Bateman, Bishop of Norwich, in 1350, as the Hall of the Holy Trinity, for scholars of canon and civil law; and it continues to be peculiarly the legal College.
		The Chapel was probably erected later, about 1500, for, as in the case of Clare Hall, the services were celebrated in the neighbouring Church of St. John Baptist, and subsequently, in 1445, in an aisle built on the north side of the Chancel of St Edward's Church.
		It is to the munificence of Latham that the College owes not only the new combination room, but the enlargement of the Hall, and the alterations in the Master's Lodge; he also contributed a very large sum towards the erection of the Latham Buildings.
	www.cambridgeonline.co.uk /articles/Trinity_Hall (678 words)

	Trinity College Chapel
		The Chapel was completed in 1917 and is the focus for regular services of Christian worship, including Evensong with the Choir of Trinity College on Sundays and the College Eucharist on Monday nights, led by the College Chaplains.
		Trinity College and Janet Clarke Hall are Anglican institutions, welcoming people of all faiths and none.
		Janet Clarke Hall and Trinity College welcome the use of the Chapel for appropriate events, such as services of marriage, baptisms, concerts, lectures and memorials.
	www.trinity.unimelb.edu.au /campus_life/chapel (230 words)

	Trinity Presbyterian Church (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The church was enlarged in 1971 with the addition of Kern Hall.
		The governing body of Trinity Presbyterian Church is the Session, composed of the Pastors, the Clerk of Session and 21 Elders elected from the church membership by the Congregation for three-year terms.
		Mounted on the right wall of Upper Kern Hall is Trinity's commemorative sculpture, The Tree of Life.
	www.trinity-pc.org /about.shtml (735 words)

	North Trinity Lake Online Pacific Crest Trail
		According to some notes made by Edwin Scott, the present IOOF Hall was built (by Charles Kingsbury) in 1905 to replace the hall that burned to the ground in 1904 due to a faulty stove pipe.
		The new IOOF Hall was built on land in the old Trinity Center belonging to Sykes Mining Co, which gave the lodge a 100 year lease.
		The first to use the hall was the Trinity Center School to present a minstrel show.
	www.northtrinitylake.com /services/misc/ntlia.shtml (715 words)

	Our Place - photos of Trinity Lime Rock
		The original Trinity Church, seating approximately 200, with most furnishings dating from either the original construction or the 1900 renovation, with the addition of a Rodgers digital organ with three manuals and AGA pedal board.
		Connecting Walker Hall and the church, a passageway with a clergy office, a fully-equipped kitchen, rest rooms, an alcove for choir and acolyte robes, and the Guild Room, a 20 x 20 space opening into Walker Hall.
		Trinity Field, recently renamed Reid Field in honor of the donor who retired the note for its purchase, used for parking for parish functions and by our neighbor, Lime Rock Park, as well as parish activities including sports such as summer soccer.
	www.trinitylimerock.org /structure/our_place.htm (1032 words)

	About Trinity Hall
		Founded in 1350, Trinity Hall is the best of both worlds: on the one hand a very tightknit and friendly community, on the other a remarkably prominent part of the University scene.
		Being centrally located on the banks of the River Cam, Trinity Hall is at the heart of the University and the city as well.
		Trinity Hall students tend to be people who want to take advantage of all that University life offers.
	www.cam.ac.uk /admissions/undergraduate/colleges/trinityhall (414 words)

	Trinity Lutheran Seminary
		Bexley Hall Seminary is an accredited seminary of the Episcopal Church in the United States (ECUSA) located in Rochester, New York.
		Regular requirements of the Trinity Lutheran Seminary Master of Divinity curriculum cover these canonical areas either totally (e.g., Holy Scripture, Ethics and Moral Theology, and Contemporary Society), or in part (e.g., Church History with Ecumenism and Mission, Christian Theology, and Theory and Practice of Ministry).
		Episcopal students interested in attending Bexley Hall at Trinity, should be in contact with the Admissions Office at Trinity Lutheran Seminary and/or The Rev. William Doubleday, Associate Dean for Operations and Professor of Pastoral Theology.
	www.trinitylutheranseminary.edu /BexleyHall.asp (264 words)

	Trinity Hall - Trinity College Dublin
		While this is no longer the case Trinity nevertheless continues to treat its student residences not justas a place for students to live while attending college but as an important part of the overall educational experience.
		Life in Hall is suited to those students who while been serious about their studies are also keen to contribute to a sense of community within Hall and who appreciate that living within a community, particularly an academic one, requires a certain amount of flexibility and consideration to one's neighbours.
		There is a sports hall, squash court and small gym for the use of residents as well as ample social space with snooker, pool and a TV area.
	www.wardentrinityhall.tcdlife.ie (470 words)

	Dillard Forum (Site not responding. Last check: )
		is a ministry of Trinity United Methodist Church, designed to engage the people of the area in an examination of how faith communities speak to and act within the 21st century.
		He served as Director of the Virginia Conference Council on Ministries and as District Superintendent of the Alexandria and Norfolk Districts, and held numerous leadership positions in the broader church.
		Trinity United Methodist Church called to be and make disciples of Jesus Christ.
	www.trinityumc.net /dforum.htm (488 words)

	Trinity : District Information : History
		Trinity Hall became known as one of the best equipped military schools in the United States.
		Although Trinity Hall was very successful in preparing young men for Annapolis and West Point, financial failure caused it to close its doors three years after William Smith died in 1904.
		When Amwell and Canton Townships entered this jointure, the four boards purchased Trinity Hall from William W. Smith's son for the sum of one hundred thousand dollars, forty thousand of which was returned to the boards.
	www.trinitypride.k12.pa.us /?page=29&TASDsession=83f2ff5b05d3815640d0cada523401cc (418 words)

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		Trinity was represented by Eric Lawson, Carol Adams, and Hampden Fitcher as delegates.
		Trinity’s linen closets are shy a number of tablecloths kindly taken home to be laundered, but not yet returned.
		Trinity’s Food Pantry is in need of a person or persons to provide this ministry.
	www.trinitytimes.com /archives/Times_20000508.htm (2347 words)

	Datta Temple & Hall of Trinity
		Datta Temple & Hall of Trinity, a branch of Avadhoota Datta Peetham, Mysore, India, was built under the guidance of Parama Pujya Sri Ganapati Sachchidananda Swamiji.
		In July 1997, Parama Pujya Sri Swamiji consecrated the Datta Temple and Hall of Trinity in Baton Rouge, Louisiana by performing the Praana Prathista to Lord Ganapathi, Lord Dattatreya, Anagha Devi, and Lord Shiva.
		Datta Temple and Hall of Trinity is the 26th Datta temple constructed by His Holiness Parama Pujya Sri Ganapati Sachchidananda Swamiji of Avadootha Datta Peetham.
	www.dattatemple.com (98 words)

	Welcome To Trinity Hall Irish Pub and Restaurant, Dallas, Texas
		Trinity Hall is proud to offer a great range of Draft and Bottled Beers, Wine by glass or bottle and a full bar including a long list of Irish and Scotch Whiskeys.
		Trinity Hall has been around now for a couple of years, and is slowly developing a reputation for great food, the best Pint in town, friendly staff and the warmth of hospitality found only in a pub.
		Connecting the communities of Dallas, (which was built on the Trinity River) and Dublin home of Ireland's famous University, Trinity College Dublin, the pub's concept was to celebrate the Ireland known for its Saints and Scholars.
	www.trinityhall.tv (915 words)

	Englar Hall \| Trinity Bible College
		Englar Hall is home to the offices of many of our fine faculty members.
		Part of the uniqueness of Trinity is that the professors get to know you by name and access to professors is part of the program.
		Trinity Bible College, 50 6th Avenue South, Ellendale, ND 58436
	www.trinitybiblecollege.edu /about/map/englar-hall (50 words)

	Pepys' Diary: Trinity House, Deptford
		Trinity House removed to Tower Hill in the 17th Century but the Hall existed at least as late as 1850 or so, and was the venue of the annual Trinity House election following a grand river-borne procession from Tower Hill.
		That ceremony fell on Trinity Monday, eight weeks and a day after Easter, but was discontinued after the death of the Duke of Wellington, Master from 1837 to 1852 (Samuel Pepys was an earlier Master).
		Orginally a seamen’s guild at Deptford, charged primarily with religious and charitable duties, it became from 1514 onward by virtue of a series of charters and statutes a public authority which provided the means of safe navigation, particularly in the Thames.
	www.pepysdiary.com /p/939.php (629 words)

	Trinity College, Cambridge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Trinity has a very strong academic tradition, with members having won thirty-one Nobel Prizes (more than most countries, with the exception of the United States, Germany, and France
		The first formalized version of the rules of football, known as the Cambridge Rules, was drawn up by Cambridge student representatives of leading public schools at Trinity College in 1848[1][2].
		Trinity also lays claim to the invention of an English, less sweet, version of crème brûlée sometimes known as “Trinity burnt cream”[5], but the college catering department refers to it as "Trinity Creme Brulee."[6]
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Trinity_College,_Cambridge (2569 words)

	Trinity Hall MCR - News Items (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Hall Cafeteria Menus will be online as soon as they are received from the kitchens....
		None of the cows were available for comment as to their origin although a learned observer pointed out they had been clearly decked out in Trinity Hall colours.
		The intended length of stay of said animals is uncertain and fears have been raised as to a possible delay to the Wychfield Extension project should the remainder of the herd descend in time for the new pavilion's opening ceremony.
	www-mcr.trinhall.cam.ac.uk /news (1496 words)

	The Tripod
		In part, I suspect that this is attributed to a rumor milling around campus that the Hall was not admitting females and was purposefully keeping the numbers abominably low.
		It is an insult to my role in this organization and potentially harmful to the future of St. Anthony's Hall at Trinity when rumors such as these perpetuate a stereotype of misogyny.
		I was afraid of the Hall afraid of the people there, thinking them all to be Polo-clad, Nantucket-summering, prep school brats.
	www.trinitytripod.com /media/paper520/news/2006/01/31/Opinions/Frat-Calls.For.More.Women-1546015.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.trinitytripod.com&mkey=915652 (400 words)

	Trinity United Methodist Youth: Welcome
		Trinity United Methodist 903 Forest Avenue, Richmond, VA 23229 (804) 288-6056
		It's not the same without you, and we pray that you will be a regular presence at Sunday night UMYF and other activities.
		It will be a chance to build unity among all Trinity youth, while we serve.
	www.trinityumcyouth.net (307 words)

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