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...tunnel. The expansion of their charitable ventures is also shrewd public relations. Vernon Bogdanor, professor of government at Oxford University, said: "When the Queen came to the throne, about a third of the population thought that the...

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A person is a recipient of the Rhodes Scholarship because that person applied for that particular scholarship, which pertains only to Oxford University. It stands to reason that this student wanted to go to Oxford. That doesn't mean the...

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...join an international group of scholars. Their expenses will be fully covered for up to three years of study at the University of Oxford in England. The scholarships, worth about $50,000 per year, are awarded for attributes that include...

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...Speaker, was dismissed from a City public relations firm after claims she he had misled the company about having a degree from Oxford University. Sally Bercow was sacked by Consolidated Communications in the 1990s after it contacted the...

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...everyone is talking about," said a head of UK investment banking at a top London firm. Sachak, who joined Rothschild after leaving Oxford University, brings insight to his appointment for the secretive, family-owned Ferrero, the maker of...

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...in a row last month over its first tabloid newspaper, complete with students posing as "Page 3" girls under the banner "Totty", Oxford now has its own nude controversy. A naked charity calendar created by students at Christ Church has...

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...an Afghan woman of my economic background, to think about studying in an institution such as Oxford University," she said. "I hope my education in Oxford will enable me to sustain and expand that hope and belief in a better future for...

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...through open learning methods and materials and reaching to date over 200,000 teachers in nine countries. University of Oxford - The research and outreach work of the university's internationally distinguished cluster of museums,...

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...Limited, India's one of the largest global education companies, today announced a path-breaking collaboration with the University of Oxford, UK for teachers' capacity building in India. The new initiative is in line with the strategic focus...

In this article: India, Oxford, Kolkata, and UK

Iran condemns University of Oxford over Neda Agha-Soltan scholarship Iran has denounced the University of Oxford after one of its colleges set up a scholarship in honour of Neda Agha-Soltan, who was shot dead during a protest after...

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