ALUMNAE NEWS
Rohani Omar My husband and I are delighted to announce the birth of our fourth son over the summer this year. Since graduating from medical sciences at Cambridge and completing membership of the Royal College of Physicians, I continued specialty training in Neurology at the National Hospital for Neurology in Queen Square, obtaining a MD(Res) doctoral degree from UCL, before moving into Audiovestibular Medicine. I live in London with my husband and children.
1997 Shazanna Karim (Safdar) I have resigned from being partner of a law firm, Technology Law Alliance, and set up a new business specialising in family clothing – Ice Karim, www.icekarim.com.
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1998 Bella D’Abrera I am now living in Melbourne and working for a Think Tank called the Institute of Public Affairs. I am the Director of a programme called the Foundations of Western Civilisation Program. I am currently spending all my time battling the destructive and pernicious left wing post-modernist Marxist ideology of identity politics which has infiltrated universities in Australia. I am speaking out against the insanity of safe spaces, triggers warnings and the idea that the West and our Western heritage is that of ‘dead white males’ and thus something to be ashamed of. I make films, write articles, and appear on television and the radio, expounding the values of Western Civilisation in the face of left-wing aggression which seeks to curtail freedom of speech!
Kate Morrison I last sent news to Murray Edwards when I was about to move to Bristol in 2011. Over the past six years I’ve got married (to Jonny, who studied environmental science at UEA so also spent time in the cold fenland winters), had two children (Jack and Charlie), bought a house and finished a novel. A Book of Secrets is set in the print trade in 16th Century London. I received an Arts