St Andrews to honour golfing greats
The best known voice in golf, Britain's most prolific Major winner of the modern era, the biggest-hitting lady golfer and a five-times Open champion are all to be honoured by Scotland's oldest university.
The best known voice in golf, Britain's most prolific Major winner of the modern era, the biggest-hitting lady golfer and a five-times Open champion are all to be honoured by Scotland's oldest university.
Author Bill Bryson, Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament George Reid and Poet Seamus Heaney are among those receiving honorary degrees from the University of St Andrews this week.
Author Bill Bryson, Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament George Reid and Poet Seamus Heaney are just some of those receiving honorary degrees from the University of St Andrews next month.
CAPTION: (L-R) Chancellor Sir Kenneth Dover, Dr Ian Bostridge, Sir Richard Armstrong and Principal and Vice-Chancellor, Dr Brian Lang.
Musicians, students and staff will be honoured next week at the University of St Andrews St Andrew's Day graduation ceremony (Tuesday 30 November 2004).
L-R: Principal & Vice Chancellor Dr Brian Lang, Sir Trevor McDonald, Prof Jean-Marie Lehn, Chancellor Sir Kenneth Dover.
L-R: Prof Roger Green, Prof Linda Partridge, Principal & Vice- Chancellor Dr Brian Lang.
L-R: Principal & Vice-Chancellor Dr Brian Lang, Sir Angus Grossart, Robert Fisk and Chancellor Sir Kenneth Dover.
L-R: Prof Fergus Millar, Timothy Garton Ash, Roger Crofts and Principal & Vice-Chancellor Dr Brian Lang.
(left-right): Chancellor Sir Kenneth Dover, Bob Dylan, Professor Cheryll Tickle, Professor Hilary Putnam, Principal and Vice-Chancellor Dr Brian Lang after yesterday's graduation ceremony.