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ARTICLES RELATED TO University of Cambridge | | | |  University of Cambridge: Encyclopedia II - University of Cambridge - MiscellaneousBuilding on its reputation for science and technology, Cambridge has a partnership with MIT in the United States, the Cambridge-MIT Institute. The university is also closely linked with many of the high-tech businesses in and around Cambridge, which form the area known as Silicon Fen. Cambridge businesses and the university have also been financially supported by several prominent figures in the technology world, including Gordon Moore of Intel Corporation and Bill Gates of Microsoft. In 2000, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation set up the ...
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| | | | University of Cambridge: Encyclopedia II - University of Cambridge - Miscellaneous
Building on its reputation for science and technology, Cambridge has a partnership with MIT in the United States, the Cambridge-MIT Institute. The university is also closely linked with many of the high-tech businesses in and around Cambridge, which form the area known as Silicon Fen. Cambridge businesses and the university have also been financially supported by several prominent figures in the technology world, including Gordon Moore of Intel Corporation and Bill Gates of Microsoft. In 2000, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation set up the ...
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| | | | University of Cambridge: Encyclopedia II - University of Cambridge - History Roger of Wendover wrote that Cambridge University could trace its origins to a crime committed in 1209. Although not always a reliable source, the detail given in his contemporaneous writings lends them credence. Two Oxford scholars were convicted of the murder or manslaughter of a woman and were hanged by the town authorities with the assent of the King. In protest at the hanging, the University of Oxford went into voluntary suspension, and scholars migrated to a number of other locations, including the pre-existing school at Cambridge (Cam ...
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| | | | University of Cambridge: Encyclopedia II - University Sporting Blue - University of Cambridge Sportsmen and women at the University of Cambridge may be awarded a Full Blue (or simply a Blue), Half Blue or Second Team Colours for competing at the highest level of university sport, which must include being in a Varsity match or race against the University of Oxford. A Full Blue is the highest honour that may be bestowed on a Cambridge sportsman or woman, and is a much-coveted and prestigious prize. In general, the Full Blue standard is approximately that of being successful at a national level of student competition, and the Half Bl ...
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| | | | University of Cambridge: Encyclopedia II - Charles Darwin's education - University of Cambridge His father was unhappy that his younger son would not become a physician and feared that Charles would become a "ne'er do well". He therefore enrolled him at Christ's College, Cambridge in 1827 on a BA course to qualify as a clergyman. This was a sensible career move at a time when a "living" as an Anglican parson provided a comfortable income and when most naturalists in England were clergymen who saw it as part of their duties to "explore the wonders of God's creation". Charles had nagging doubts about his faith after all the unorthodoxy o ...
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| | | | University of Cambridge: Encyclopedia II - University of Cambridge - General information The thirty-one colleges of the university are technically institutions independent of the university itself and enjoy considerable autonomy. For example, colleges decide which students they are to admit, and appoint their own fellows (senior members). They are responsible for the domestic arrangements and welfare of students and for small group teaching, referred to at the university as supervisions. In Cambridge, "the uni ...
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| | | | University of Cambridge: Encyclopedia II - University of Cambridge - General information The thirty-one colleges of the university are technically institutions independent of the university itself and enjoy considerable autonomy. For example, colleges decide which students they are to admit, and appoint their own fellows (senior members). They are responsible for the domestic arrangements and welfare of students and for small group teaching, referred to at the university as supervisions. In Cambridge, "the uni ...
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| | | | University of Cambridge: Encyclopedia II - Academic dress of the University of Cambridge - Student dress
Academic dress of the University of Cambridge - Undergraduates.
All undergraduate gowns resemble knee-length versions of the B.A. gown, but many colleges at Cambridge have gowns that differ slightly from the main pattern. The standard gown is black, and most colleges' gowns include minor variations such as sleeve decoration. The most distinct differences are the blue colour of the undergraduate gowns of Trinity and Caius and the blue facings of Selwyn.
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| | | | University of Cambridge: Encyclopedia II - List of University of Cambridge people - Politics/Royalty
List of University of Cambridge people - Kings and Queens.
Edward VII of the United Kingdom (Trinity)
George VI of the United Kingdom
Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji, Maharaja Jam Sahib of Nawanagar, India (Trinity) Cricketer, Statesman
Margrethe II of Denmark (Girton)
Muwenda Mutebi II, Kabaka of Buganda (Magdalene)
Peter II of Yugoslavia
List of University of Cambridge people - Princes and Princesses.
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| | | | University of Cambridge: Encyclopedia II - Cambridge University Association Football League - History
Cambridge University Association Football League - Origins of collegiate football.
Football in Cambridge was being played on Parker's Piece as far back as the 1830s. However it was not until 1855 that the University had a formal football club, making it one of the oldest clubs in the world. Collegiate football helped spread the game in the 1870s, and the first competition for these teams was held in 1882-1883. The format was a knockout tournament based on the FA Challenge Cup, which had been created in 1871. The ...
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