Events, Michaelmas 2007

Chairman: James Wallis

Chairman: James Wallis

Michaelmas 2007 is going to be a very exciting term with a range of interesting speakers visiting the Association. Our speaker meetings are free to all and everyone is more than welcome. Please sign up to the mailing list to receive regular updates.

The term-card is available as a PDF.

Dr Irwin StelzerDr Irwin Stelzer Dr Stelzer is an American economist, and the US economic and business correspondent for the Sunday Times. He has had a distinguished career in business and academia, and we are very pleased to welcome him to Cambridge. He will be ready to answer your questions! Wednesday 10th October, 7.30pm, Bateman Room, Caius

Douglas MurrayDouglas Murray Douglas Murray is a journalist and political writer, and director of the Centre for Social Cohesion, a think tank. His latest book ‘Neoconservatism: Why We Need It’ was met with considerable critical acclaim, and he is a charismatic speaker with some challenging opinions. Tuesday 16th October, 8.30pm, Bennet Room, Clare

Andrew Rosindell MPAndrew Rosindell MP Andrew Rosindell is Conservative MP for Romford, and Shadow Minister for Home Affairs. He had a great deal of experience in the Young Conservative organisation in the 1980s and early 1990s, and was appointed Shadow Minister for Home Affairs in July 2007. Wednesday 24th October, 7.30pm, Bateman Room, Caius

Lord Walker of WorcesterThe Rt. Hon. The Lord Walker of Worcester Tuesday 6th November, 7.30pm, Bateman Room, Caius

Dr Madsen PirieDr Madsen Pirie Dr Pirie is President of the Adam Smith Institute, Britain’s leading free market think-tank. In the past he has taught philosophy and logic and worked for the US House of Representatives. He is also the author of several books and has recently branched out into children’s science fiction. Wednesday 7th November, 7.30pm, Venue TBC

Brooks Newmark MPBrooks Newmark MP Brooks Newmark is Conservative MP for Braintree in Essex. He has had a distinguished career in business and finance. He serves on the Treasury Select Committee and the Science and Technology Select Committee, and he is co-Chairman of the Party’s ‘Women2Win’ Campaign. Friday 16th November, 7.30pm, Venue TBC

Michael HowardThe Rt. Hon. Michael Howard QC MP Michael Howard needs no introduction, having served as Home Secretary under John Major, and led the party during the 2005 election. He has vast experience in British politics, both in government and opposition, and is CUCA’s President. He is an excellent speaker, and sure to draw a crowd! Tuesday 20th November, 7.30pm, Venue TBC

Our speakers usually stay for dinner with the committee after the event. There is a limited number of places avaliable to ordinary members. If you would like the chance to join a speaker for dinner please email

CUCA Social Events
CUCA also puts on exciting socials. These are always fantastic occasions – a great way to meet new people as well as socialise with friends.

Freshers’ Gin and Tonic Party (Casual) If you are new to Cambridge and want to find out about CUCA, this is the event for you. Free Gin and Tonics all evening. There is no dress code and the event is absolutely free to Freshers. Just rock up whenever you can and find out what CUCA is all about. Members also welcome. Monday 8th October, 8.30pm, Bateman Room, Caius

Port and Cheese Party I (Black Tie) A splendid black tie event with huge amount of Port and fantastic cheese on offer. These types of event always sell out quickly, so reserve your place early. An email will be sent out when tickets are first available. (Cost: £5 for members; £7 for non-members) Sunday 28th October, 8.30pm, Bateman Room, Caius

Port and Cheese Party II (Black Tie) Just one Port and Cheese Party in the term would hardly be enough! As good as the first one and almost certainly a trip to Life after it’s over. Remember – book early to avoid disappointment – places are limited! (Cost: £5 for members; £7 for non-members) Sunday 11th November, 8.30pm, Bateman Room, Caius

Jeremy Hunt MPThe Chairman’s Dinner (White or Black Tie) Speical Guest: Jeremy Hunt MP The highlight of the term – a fantastic white/black tie dinner to celebrate the Chairman’s term of office in style and welcome his successor, which a speech from our guest Conservative MP Jeremy Hunt. (Cost: TBC) Thursday 22nd November, 7pm, Emmanuel Old Library
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CUCA Policy Pub Meets
CUCA also holds policy discussion meetings over a few drinks in the pub. If you would like to suggest a topic to discuss, email .

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