Title: Adenan Satem
Content:  Adenan was born in Kuching, Sarawak during its occupation by Japan in World War II. He received his early education at St. Joseph's Primary School, and later at St. Joseph's Secondary School. He once worked as a journalist and teacher before pursuing his studies in law at the University of Adelaide, Australia. Upon graduating in 1970, he was appointed as Magistrate from 1971 to 1972. He was appointed assistant secretary for the Ministry of Primary Industries from 1972 to 1974.
Title: Adenan Satem
Content:  Adenan Satem's political career began in 1976 when he was appointed as the legal advisor and a committee member of Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB). Later in 1979, he contested in elections and won twice, the first in a by-election for the Muara Tuang Constituency in January, and the other in the State Election several months later in the same constituency. Adenan was the Member of the Sarawak State Legislative Assembly for Muara Tuang from 1979 onwards until he moved to Tanjung Datu in 2006 for the state election, where he won. Apart from that, he also became the Member of Parliament for Batang Sadong constituency after winning the 2004 election, appointing him the Minister of Natural Resources and Environment. He, however, gave up the post in 2006 and returned to Sarawak. In 2010, he was appointed 
Title: Adenan Satem
Content:  Tan Sri Pehin Sri Adenan bin Haji Satem (27 January 1944 – 11 January 2017) was the fifth Chief Minister of Sarawak, in office from 2014 to 2017. During his tenure as Chief Minister, Adenan held the position as the President of Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB), which is part of the Barisan Nasional coalition. He was of Malay descent. A popular figure known affectionately as "Tok Nan", he died in office on 11 January 2017.
Title: Adenan Satem
Content: Chairman of Sarawak Foundation (1998-2017) ; Chairman of Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus Council (2004-2017) ; Chairman of the Sarawak Malay Culture Foundation (Amanah Khairat Yayasan Budaya Melayu Sarawak) ; Board of directors for Sarawak Higher Education Foundation (SHEF) ; Board member of the Curtin University, Malaysia ; Chairman, Natural Resources and Environment Board Sarawak (NREB) ; Pro-Chancellor of the Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus (2014-2017) His other credentials were:
Title: Sandy Adsett
Content:  Adsett was born in Raupunga near Wairoa on 27 August 1939. He attended Te Aute College in Hawkes Bay. His interest in art first began on his family farm as a way to fill in time and grew from there. He received his first formal art training at Ardmore Teachers College in Auckland. While there, he gained a position as an arts advisor; this is the position that first saw him travel to regional schools to demonstrate to teachers the Māori arts syllabus. He completed his third year of Teacher's College in Dunedin at Otago University. In 1961, he became an arts specialist for the Department of Education's Advisory Service, within a programme established by educational leader Gordon Tovey. Adsett has cited the mentorship of 
Title: Adan Mohammed
Content:  Aden was born to ethnic Somali parents from the garre clan, in the town of El Wak, Mandera District, Kenya. He attended primary and secondary school. Adan was one of only two pupils at Mandera Primary School who made it to high school. He later joined Kangaru High School in Embu He proceeded to the University of Nairobi, from where he graduated in 1989 with a first class BCom degree. After joining Pricewaterhouse Coopers, he was sent to London for training as a chartered accountant. He later switched his focus to consulting, and was posted to Shell in Nigeria for three years in this capacity. In 1994, Aden decided to pursue an MBA at the Harvard Business School, a degree he completed in 1998.
Title: Adenan Satem
Content:  In March 2014, Adenan Satem succeeded Abdul Taib Mahmud as Chief Minister of Sarawak. He officially took the oath of office in a ceremony held at Astana on 28 February 2014,  Later that year, in conjunction with the Governor of Sarawak's 78th Birthday, he was awarded the "Datuk Patinggi" title. Prior to the 2016 Sarawak state election, he was praised for inspiring support among Chinese voters. He won his seat of Tanjung Datu with 93.4% of the popular vote. His party won 72 of the 82 available seats. As a chief minister, he clashed with federal government from time to time despite his party being part of the ruling federal coalition. He spoke openly about strengthening Sarawak's autonomy and called for higher state's share of petroleum royalty, much to the consternation of Putrajaya and the national oil company Petronas. Among other issues he disagreed with the federal government included official recognition for Unified Examination Certificate (UEC). During his capacity as chief minister, he also announced that Sarawak has adopted English as the official language of the state's administration, apart from Bahasa Malaysia.
Title: Ibrahim Mohamed Aden
Content:  Aden first attended and ran for W.T. Woodson High School, for which he won the men's 1000 meters at the 1990 VHSL Group AAA State Indoor meet. After his sophomore year, however, he transferred to Fork Union Military Academy.
Title: Crawfurd Adamson
Content:  Adamson graduated from the Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design in Dundee in 1976. During the course of his degree, he won the Scottish Education Department's Travelling Scholarship. He won another scholarship immediately after his graduation. In 1977, he was granted a scholarship to work in France by the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation, of Canada. Having exhibited with street art specialists, the Signal Gallery, as well as having an audience within the nightclub scene in London, he has transcended his original Scottish colourist roots in terms or market, and found favour with a younger audience. He won both the Schmincke Pastel prize from the Pastel Society in 2012, as well as first prize within the non-member category, and continues to exhibit internationally.
Title: Rein Aedma
Content:  After production of the Kevade ended, Aedma returned to finish his studies at the Tallinn Sports Boarding School. In 1970, he was cast in a starring role in the Semjon Školnikov directed musical comedy film Varastati Vana Toomas for Tallinnfilm, which paired him opposite Kevade costar Kaljo Kiisk. After failing to gain admission to the Tallinn Conservatory's performing arts department, Aedma apprenticed as a stonemason before enrolling at Tartu State University, majoring in Estonian language and literature. Following graduation, he spent several years as a primary school teacher in Pärnu. Aedma would revisit the role of Jaan Imelik in three more films: 1976's Suvi (Summer) and 1990's Sügis (Fall), both again directed by Arvo Kruusement and based on the trilogy of novels penned by Oscar Luts of the same names. In 2020, he reprised the role for the Ergo Kuld directed Talve (Winter), screenwritten by Martin Algus and posthumously attributed to Luts, but unproven.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": When did Adenan Satem graduate from the Winchester School of Art?
Answer: False