Christmas Party!

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas! 

It is time to deck the halls, heat the mulled wine and celebrate Christmas! You are most welcome to Britannica's Christmas Party in Kramer (M220) on Dec 12th. 

During the afternoon the English Department are hosting a Career Day, at which our alumni will talk about what they have worked with since graduating. This is an excellent chance of brainstorming about future career prospects. We have also invited the alumni to the Chrissie party for us to get a chance to ask any questions we might have. The party will kick off at 6 pm. 

For the tiny sum of 3 € (5 € for non-members) you will get Christmas porridge, mulled wine and gingerbread. There will also be some wine & cheese as per usual.

We have some music & games in store for you, but if you feel like contributing with a musical number/game/poetry/whatever your talent is, we'd be delighted! First year students - it is custom (but not mandatory) that you contribute in some way, so think about it!

If you like tiny presents, bring a gift worth 3 € and Secret Santa will provide you with something in exhange!

Britannica's annual Christmas Party is a great tradition you will not want to miss, join us for a jolly good time!

Finally a few gifs from some great Christmas movies: 

Christmas Party

Ho ho ho!

Britannica is once again hosting an annual Christmas party for the whole Eng. Dep.

This year the event will take place in Kramer (Arken M220), Thursday December 12th @ 6 pm onward.

You will be treated to mulled wine, rice porridge, christmas bread loaf, gingerbread cookies, christmas pastries, and a surprise programme or two.

And all this for the measly sum of 3€ (or 5€ if you are not a Britannica member)!

As this year is sort of special for Britannica, we will also be presenting our very own Big Fat Quiz of the Year (although unfortunately we did not get Jimmy Carr to present for us). 

This year we will also be having a Secret Santa. So if you wish, you may bring a small Christmas present (worth a few euros), and in return you will receive a present someone else has brought. 
(If you didn't get it, look up secret santa on the interwebs)