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Oxford and Cambridge were going neck and neck until suddenly the Cambridge boat stopped. They had spotted the head of a person swimming in the Thames right near Oxford's oars. The video of the incident is going viral on many news sites.
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The current special exhibition at the Ashmolean museum in Oxford chronicles the lives and times of both Macedonian royalty and peasants through over 500 archaeological discoveries spread across three galleries.
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A statue of an oxen outside a football stadium in Oxford, United Kingdom has been covered in bright pink paint by vandals.
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A recent study by Oxford University provides ammunition to those on the side of canines in the discussions over whether dogs or cats are the smartest.
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Pamela Anderson spoke to about 200 students about the benefits of vegetarianism when she visited Oxford University on October 25.
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Millions of rejected words lie in a vault owned by the Oxford University Press. Although they have not been accepted for print, there is still hope for many of them.
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Next time you are playing a game of Scrabble think twice before reaching for the Oxford Dictionary because errors do exist, as proven by an Australian professor who recently found an error that was almost a century old.
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Fourteen male undergraduates at Hertford College, Oxford, have been suspended after crude emails were posted by an unknown whistleblower around the college overnight.
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Oxford researchers say that children should not be given the antiviral drug Tamiflu for swine flu because its harms outweigh any benefits and governments should review their policies on dealing with the pandemic.
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The editors of the Oxford University newspaper Cherwell have resigned in the wake of a spoof edition titled the Lecher. The staff that resigned were not responsible for the spoof as they were not part of the editorial team at the time of publication.
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A man is charged with the murder of a teenage boy who was stabbed to death on London's Oxford Street during the Boxing Day sales.
 Oxford University and the Vatican are teaming up to make 1.5 million pages of ancient texts available for free online over the next four years.
 The widow of record label founder Ahmet Ertegun, who helped boost the careers of music legends like Led Zeppelin, Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin and Eric Clapton, has donated nearly $41 million to Oxford University to fund humanities scholarships.
 Cambridge won a dramatic edition of the famous Boat Race against Oxford on Saturday following a 31-minute mid-race postponement after a man jumped into the River Thames and swam between the crews.
Oxford's Ashmolean Museum launches a campaign to buy a £28m painting by the French Impressionist Edouard Manet and prevent it leaving the UK.
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