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Image Description: the front of Brasenose College, from the steps of the Bodleian library. Brasenose College has been criticised by the student campaign group Oxford Worker Justice after a job vacancy advert appeared to pay less than the Oxford Living Wage, and seemed to inform applicants that there would be no break on a ten hour […]
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For those of you who know me, it may seem a little strange to read an Economics and Management subject review, by a student unable to submit essays on-time or even attend classes. Yet, I find myself at home and writing at 4 am. First-year teaching finished at the end of Hilary; both my mind […]
Continue ReadingBrasenose JCR is to celebrate forty years of co-education by commissioning “large, good quality and permanent” portraits of female students and alumni, after a motion passed on Sunday by the JCR. The motion, proposed by French and Italian student Margherita De Fraja, resolves to “invite various female alumni, fellows and maybe even tutors to have […]
Continue ReadingIt is feared Ascension Day events will be affected today following the outbreak of mumps last week at Brasenose College. Ascension Day commemorates Jesus’ ascension into heaven and is remembered in Oxford through various traditions. A door joining Lincoln and Brasenose is usually opened for a short time to allow Brasenose students to pass through […]
Continue ReadingJoke candidate for OUSU President Louis Trup has pledged to make the Radcliffe Camera a club and Camera a library, The Oxford Student can exclusively reveal. The Brasenose third year’s manifesto, written entirely in crayon, calls for the removal of Fifth Week, “therefore eliminating Fifth Week blues”, as well as the creation of a monorail […]
Continue ReadingMatt Gompels and Miles Dilworth report from Iffley Road on a tournament full of upsets
Continue ReadingSir Roger Bannister made a triumphant return to the track where he ran the first sub-four minute mile in human history on Tuesday to carry the Olympic Torch. Lord Coe, the Winklevoss twins and University of Oxford Chancellor Lord Patten were among the hundreds who packed the grandstand at the Iffley Road track which bears […]
Continue ReadingBrasenose JCR wants to shell out £200 for a College tortoise.
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