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Revisiting the myth of Oxford: How to be an academic elite, without the elitism - Vimarsana News

Revisiting the myth of Oxford: How to be an academic elite, without the elitism

One of the most prestigious universities in the world and a pillar of British culture, Oxford is trying to shake off the label of being a guardian of class privilege. While its student body is increasingly diverse, inertia acts as a counterweight in this complex ecosystem that has been forged over centuries

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Must Paris reinvent itself? - Vimarsana News

Must Paris reinvent itself?

In this odd book, the Financial Times columnist Simon Kuper narrates his experience as an expatriate ‘uptight northern European’ living in Paris with his family. His American wife, Pamela Duckerman, also a journalist, is the author of Bringing Up Bébé, a culture-shock memoir about having children in Paris and discovering French child-rearing ways, which are

Book review award winners announced at Highclere Castle - Vimarsana News

Book review award winners announced at Highclere Castle

The winners of Highclere Castle’s inaugural Book Readers’ Awards have been announced.

Inside Oxford University's Australian alumni and their influence on a nation - Vimarsana News

Inside Oxford University's Australian alumni and their influence on a nation

The finishing school for the British ruling class, Oxford University has had an outsize influence on Australia’s political and business elites.

NatCon: Conservatism in crisis? - Vimarsana News

NatCon: Conservatism in crisis?

The NatCon conference is timely because many Tories are thinking about a post-election repositioning. Whether it will hold any weight among voters remains to be seen.