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Oxygen student radio comes alive `on air'
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Oxygen 107.9FM, the first fully licensed student-run station in the UK, went on air
on Valentine's Day.
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Pay awards for 1996 and 1997 almost settled
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The long-awaited pay awards for academic and academic-related,
clerical, library, technical, and ancillary staff, covering 1996 and
1997, are almost settled.
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Spotlight on Rwandan refugee crisis
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The Refugees Studies Programme at Queen Elizabeth House has hosted a
one-day international conference on the plight of refugees fleeing
from conflict in Rwanda.
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Bleak search for a `new moral vision'
:
Mr David Marquand, Principal of Mansfield College, explored the
search for a new vision of Britain's political culture, in the first
of this term's series of `Radical Theologies' lectures at Mansfield
College.
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Inner city `shadows' visit colleges
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Talented sixth formers from inner city schools all over the UK
arrived in Oxford this week for a chance to sample what student life
at Oxford is really like.
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Oxford team to investigate food packaging
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The Department of Materials has signed a research agreement worth
more than a million pounds with a major Japanese technology company.
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Eyre extols `the unique virtues' of the
Theatre
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Professor Richard Eyre used his first lecture as Cameron Mackintosh
Visiting Professor of Contemporary Theatre to discuss criticisms and
prejudices about the theatre, reviewing changes and threats to its
future, and describing the qualities which make it unique from other
art forms.
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