The
Catholic Weekly
Online
Sydney
11 January 2004
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HSC
pupils in top class
Trinity
students credit teachers
What
will they do now?
Catholic
all-rounder students in HSC 2003
Catholic
teachers’ pay rise welcomed
Vows
revisited 68 years on
Heroes
of the Vatican
Grow
grows too well
Staff,
residents believed in me
Sharing
our vulnerability
Pregnant
Pause
World
Youth Day
Graham
Andrews learns by teaching
Timor ‘sister’ parish
plan for St Canice’s
Symbols
of belief
A
conversation with ... Piers Paul Read, biographer of Sir Alec Guinness
Out
of Africa – with hope
Visit
to husband landed Anna in jail
Where
do teens see God?
Sparked
by ‘tongue of fire’
Parish honours ‘linchpin’ of
Vinnies conference
Maria finds family link in UK college
The day Br Nicholas dropped the pin
What will they do now?
Christina Deakon, Apeksha Patel, Michelle O’Halloran and Anthony Tran
What will the HSC achievers from St Patrick’s College, Sutherland, do next?
Christina Deakon plans to study nutrition at Wollongong University with the aim of becoming a dietician.
Apeksha Patel has her heart set on a marketing degree at the University of NSW. She has the conditional offer of a scholarship that will include three six-month work placements at Telstra Wholesale, Colgate and NSW Lotteries.
Michelle O’Halloran, who attained a UAI 97.6, is still deciding whether to follow her childhood dream of becoming a secondary school teacher of geography or pursuing a degree in law.
Anthony Tran, with a UAI of 73, has applied to do a commerce degree (majoring in marketing) at either the University of Wollongong and the University of Western Sydney.
His fallback position is to pursue a career in his parents’ photography business.