Bullingdon brawl ringleader is Princess Diana's nephew
SECRET University drinking society The Bullingdon Club, which caused extensive damage in the dining cellar of a 15th century country pub, was led on the spree of violence by Alexander Fellowes, nephew of Diana, Princess of Wales.
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News: Students' views ignored in tutorial debate
Members of the Law Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) are angry their views were ignored in the latest bout of 'stint-reform' proposals.
News: SPEAK protestors continue
Animal rights group SPEAK is targeting donors in the latest part of their campaign to prevent the development of the University's new £18m neuroscience facility.
News: £3,000 losses on student production
The producer of a student-run Playhouse play may be personally liable for bills of up to £1,000 after the show she helped organise made almost £3,000 in losses.
News: Students warned of taxi risk
TWO attacks over the Christmas period have highlighted the dangers of bogus taxis.
News: Increased bursaries offered to offset maximum top-up
The cost of an Oxford degree will spiral to £26,000 from next year, but bursaries up to £10,000 will be available to the poorest students.
News: Private school applicants disadvantaged, study says
OXFORD ACTIVELY discriminates against independent school pupils, according to new research by the University.
News: Sympathy for Tsunami victims
FLAGS ACROSS the city were flying at half mast last week as a three minute silence was observed in remembrance of victims of the Asian tsunami.
News: Sympathy for Tsunami victims
FLAGS ACROSS the city were flying at half mast last week as a three minute silence was observed in remembrance of victims of the Asian tsunami.
News: Between the Sheets
As the tsunami death toll reached 155,000, killings in Iraq by insurgents multiplied and Mahmoud Abbas was elected leader of Palestine, there was no issue more important to the British tabloids this week than the outrageous events of Celebrity Big Brother.
