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Oxford University, established in the 12th century, has a long history with 12,000 students currently. The town faced challenges in the past, leading to a harmonious relationship between the university and town, unique terms, and specific rules for computer labs.
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- Oxford University, established in the 12th century, faced significant challenges in the 14th century due to economic decline and the plague, resulting in a violent clash in 1355 that led to the University's control over the town for six centuries.
- The Oxford English dictionary, renowned for its extensive collection of 5,000,000 entries, showcases the rich linguistic history of the town, including unique terms like "bulldog" and "punt," while also providing valuable concentration advice and strict rules for using university computer labs.
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Recent questions
What is the history of Oxford University?
Oxford University was established in the 12th century, with 1,500 students by 1300. The town faced economic decline and the plague in the 14th century, leading to tensions between students and townspeople. A battle in 1355 resulted in 62 student deaths, leading to the University gaining control of the town for 600 years. Presently, Oxford has around 12,000 students, with a harmonious relationship between the university and town.
How many entries are in the Oxford English dictionary?
The Oxford English dictionary is renowned, containing 5,000,000 entries across thirteen volumes.
What are some unique terms associated with Oxford?
Oxford has unique terms like "bulldog" for university policemen and "punt" for a flat-bottomed boat.
What advice is given for concentration while studying?
Concentration advice includes minimizing internal and external distractions, creating a conducive study environment, and efficient time management.
What are the rules for using university computer labs?
Rules for using university computer labs include using student ID cards, limiting computer use to an hour when busy, and no food or drink allowed.
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"Oxford: History, University, and Study Tips"
- Oxford has a long history, with written records dating back before 912.
- Oxford University was established in the 12th century, with 1,500 students by 1300.
- The town faced economic decline and the plague in the 14th century, leading to tensions between students and townspeople.
- A battle in 1355 resulted in 62 student deaths, leading to the University gaining control of the town for 600 years.
- Presently, Oxford has around 12,000 students, with a harmonious relationship between the university and town.
- The Oxford English dictionary is renowned, containing 5,000,000 entries across thirteen volumes.
- Oxford has unique terms like "bulldog" for university policemen and "punt" for a flat-bottomed boat.
- Concentration advice includes minimizing internal and external distractions, creating a conducive study environment, and efficient time management.
- Rules for using university computer labs include using student ID cards, limiting computer use to an hour when busy, and no food or drink allowed.
