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Christchurch is not known for its religious or racial diversity. In 2011, the British Prime Minister said his alma matter’s admission figures were “disgraceful”. |
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Christchurch in Oxford, England is both a cathedral and a prestigious college, producing no less than thirteen British Prime Ministers. |
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John Locke, the famed British philosopher, was an Oxford alumni. His thoughts on the separation of church and state were influential in the American Declaration of Independence. |
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Tom Quadrangle at Oxford. Every night at five past nine, the seven-ton bell in Tom Tower chimes 101 times. The original 101 students had to be within the walls of Oxford by the last toll. |
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Oxford Dining hall during Harry Potter days, with enchanted floating candelabras and wizard hats. |
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Oxford dining hall, complete with paintings of famous men (women were not allowed here until 1978)! |
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Professor McGonagall awaiting the first year students on the staircase. |
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The same staircase with yours truly. I am related to a witch, after all! |
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See the tiny Alice in the lower left of this magnificent window? That’s in honor of “Alice Through the Looking Glass” or as we know her, Alice in Wonderland. |
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