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The blue chief suggests the sea, and the three interlaced rings the idea of interdependence of the various parts of the community which the College serves. | The blue chief suggests the sea, and the three interlaced rings the idea of interdependence of the various parts of the community which the College serves. | ||
The scallop shell is a familiar product of Port Phillip Bay where the college is located, and also a common heraldic device for pilgrims and crusaders, conveying the notion of pioneer endeavour. Here it bears the Southern Cross. | The scallop shell is a familiar product of Port Phillip Bay where the college is located, and also a common heraldic device for pilgrims and crusaders, conveying the notion of pioneer endeavour. Here it bears the Southern Cross.'''[[Literature]]''': | ||
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{{media}} Low, 1971 | {{media}} Low, 1971 | ||