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University Traditions
This is the time of year when students are in the process of returning to their many campuses (or going for the first time as Freshers). Cambridge University term starts later than many, and as a result few students are … Continue reading
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Tagged admission to degrees, Freshers, Girton College, matriculation, Senate House
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Tea and Tradition
And the votes are in. The University of Cambridge Senate has just voted for its new Chancellor. Senate rarely votes about anything, and the last time a Chancellor’s nomination was put to such a vote was in 1847 when Prince … Continue reading
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Tagged Chancellor, David Sainsbury, election, Senate House, University of Cambridge
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