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This neo-classical building was founded in 1816 and is guarded by sculptured lions and boasts a magnificent entrance hall. A visit to the Egyptian galleries with their exotic mummies, or a tour of an art collection which includ... more
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IUP Cook Honors College said
… in the Fitzwilliam (my brother can do better abstract painting...but why is he in a museum?? I have respect… continue reading »
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This is a memorial devoted to the ultimate sacrifice made by so many American servicemen and women during the Second World War. The grassy hillside is an army of 3,812 tombstones, and the Wall of the Missing lists the names of... more
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Just yards away from busy shopping streets, the college is sheltered from the hubbub by high stone walls. On the eastern side is the chapel with its oak panelling. Left unmarked in the ante-chapel is the final resting-place of... more
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Louis said
… back into town via sidney sussex college we entered as the only customers into Ta bouche cafe for a… continue reading »
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The shiny new Parkside Pool on the south side of Parker's Piece has something for every swimmer, from water babies to lane sharks. In addition to the main pool, there is a second pool with movable floor–at times a shallow child... more
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Homerton College, located south of the city centre, was founded in 1768 as a London-based seminary for church ministers. It moved to Cambridge in 1894 as a teacher-training college and has retained this role to the present day.... more
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The education reformer Emily Davis set up a women's college – the first Oxbridge women's college – in 1869. This institution was housed in Hitchin, a town some 25 miles south-west of Cambridge. Even when the college was permitt... more
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Cambridge Travel Experiences
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Harry Potter, Shakespeare, and Rain
Hello everyone! For starters: I'm not flooded or anything. A few people have asked, and no, I'm not in the flooded area. I am headed... Continue reading »
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Quiet and Peaceful...but it was exam time
Practical Information: We took the Tube from Gloucester Road to King's Cross station (lots of construction) and from King's Cross th... Continue reading »
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Power and Patronage in the Baroque
7/16 Today we had some nice lectures. Nicolas Friend (who I found out today has a son named Rupert Friend, who is dating Keira Knightle... Continue reading »
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The first day.
Well, days one and two are done with, almost. If I leave out anything that interests you, let me know. :) Day one was good. I spen... Continue reading »
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Day at Cambridge
Today I woke up pretty early since I got into bed around 2300. I checked the weather it looked like Cambridge wo... Continue reading »
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Popular Cambridge Things to Do
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