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Photos: Oxford students occupy Radcliffe Camera library
Jump to the bottom for a gallery. Almost the whole of Oxford University’s Bodleian Library is currently closed due to the occupation of the flagship Radcliffe Camera building. The protest has now been running for almost twenty-four hours. What started … Continue reading
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Tagged bodleian, cuts, library, Oxford, oxford university, rad cam, radcliffe camera, student protests
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IoS: Let undergraduates into All Souls
The Independent on Sunday subs are at it again. It’s not on the same scale as last week’s wanky balls incident there’s another inadvertant slip in the photo caption. Though it’s just a bit of bad luck. Above a fairly … Continue reading
Illustrations: Summertime
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Tagged ballina, co. clare, co. tipperary, david norris, drawings, england, ireland presidency, irish presidential race, jimmy whelan's boats, killaloe, library, line drawings, michael d higgins, micheal d. higgins, Oxford, oxfordshire, radcam, radcliffe camera, shannon
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Unloved Oxford: The Unicorn clothes shop
Eva started running the Unicorn clothes shop some time ago. She hasn’t stopped since. It’s a place of calm at 5 Ship Street, offering a silent site for rummaging through vintage clothes in the centre of Oxford. The clothes are … Continue reading
See this now: You’re Not Alone at the Radcliffe Observatory
The Radcliffe Observatory is another of Oxford’s well kept secrets, despite it being all of five minutes walk from the city centre and one of the most beautiful structures in a city that’s already fairly easy on the eye. It … Continue reading
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Tagged exhibitions, green templeton, modern art oxford, Oxford, radcliffe observatory, susan philipsz
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Unloved Oxford: The Oxford Canal
In a city that’s not short of beardy, alternative types the Oxford Canal still sticks out as a haven for stubborn liberals. Line after line of permanently moored narrow boats stretch out along the towpath from the canal’s stubby end … Continue reading
