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first-year students, as well as a few second- and third-/final-year students with access requirements. The building also houses a conference room, one of the college's music practice rooms (the other one being located in the Back Quad of the main college), and the college gym. The college also owns the Cardo
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ensemble. The choir also undertakes regular tours and short visits both within this country and abroad. The
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The college playing field, less than a mile from the main buildings, runs down to the banks of the Isis. It has a football and a hockey pitch, together with hard tennis courts, a netball court and a pavilion. The football ground is nicknamed
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was the foremost globe maker of the eighteenth century, and also crafted the miniature globe featured in the orrery. The globes are now found in cases that were designed and fitted by Welsh furniture designer
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Queen's is able to provide accommodation for all of its undergraduates, who are divided between the college's main buildings and annexes nearby. Adjacent to college is
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fitted in a mahogany twelve-sided case, with lacquered brass mounts and surmounted, on a brass pillared gallery, with a large lacquered brass hemispherical armillary structure. The mechanical orrery itself incorporates within its compass the solar system out to Mars, including the Earth and Moon,
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While many postgraduate students choose to live outside College accommodation, two postgraduates annexes are provided: Oxley-Wright House, which is owned by the College, and a portion of the Venneit Close complex, which is rented from North Oxford Property Services (NOPS). The former is a large
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The Upper Library has been a focal point for the College ever since its construction at the end of the 17th century. The ceiling plasterwork, its most outstanding feature, was designed by James Hands, whilst the library itself was built by John Townsend. The designer remains unknown, although a
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From the 1750s, as with other Oxford colleges, standards dropped. The Oxford commission of 1850–1859 revised the statutes and removed the northern preference for fellows and most of the students. Over the coming years, requirements for fellows to be unmarried were relaxed, the number of fellows
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The turning of the orrery is a traditional event at Queen's, done by hand only once every few years or on special occasions. Only two people are permitted to turn the orrery: the Patroness of the College, a position most recently occupied by The Queen Mother, and the
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in 1954). This building is home to a mixture of second and third years, and features a common room, breakfast room and the college's two squash courts. Near the Cardo Building is the James Street Building, the smallest of the annexes with twelve rooms.
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orrery was a gift to the College in 1763 from a Group of Gentleman Commoners of the College, recorded in two entries in the Benefactors' Book, as well as on an inscription in the lunar calendar scale. The instrument is made of
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organ from 1931. The earliest mention of an organ is 1826. The Chapel Choir has been described as "Oxford's finest mixed-voice choir" and continues to perform termly concerts, recent examples of which include Handel's
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evening prayer is said daily, and at other times some like to use the stillness for their own prayer. Baptisms, confirmations, and weddings are also conducted for members or former members of the College.
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style, provided a number of designs that were not used directly but that heavily influenced the final design. In the cupola above the college entrance is a statue of the British queen
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1982:. Selected papers. New York: George Braziller.
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1688:"The Queen's College | British History Online"
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2286:"The right thing at the right time"
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1342:Irving v Penguin Books and Lipstadt
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1743:A History of the County of Oxford
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3393:Social Policy and Intervention
2675:The Queen's College Newsletter
2128:Shaw, Tessa (September 2011).
1362:, United States Ski Team skier
1164:, English yachtsman and author
837:The Queen's College, Back Quad
321:Location in Oxford city centre
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3221:Medieval and Modern Languages
2655:. William Heinemann. p.
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3923:Nicholas Hawksmoor buildings
3495:Oxford University Innovation
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228:Pembroke College, Cambridge
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1310:British Geriatrics Society
1234:London School of Economics
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3500:Oxford University Press
3136:Permanent private halls
2671:"success on the river!"
2381:The Architects' Journal
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2696:"Torpids success!"
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1728:28 February
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1380:, conductor
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786:St Aldate's
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415:Westmorland
287:.qcbcoxford
194:Established
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128:Coordinates
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3588:Dancesport
3373:Government
3231:Philosophy
3182:Humanities
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3095:St Peter's
3080:St Hilda's
2877:Chancellor
2870:Leadership
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2705:15 January
2680:15 January
2631:18 October
2030:dsloan.com
1569:1 November
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1482:References
1295:Theologian
1280:, English
1257:Ruth Kelly
1134:Skara Brae
1075:Blackadder
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537:Front Quad
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513:Old Bailey
473:27 Eliz. 1
411:Cumberland
393:Statue of
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174:Latin name
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138:51°45′12″N
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3368:Economics
3323:Materials
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3271:Pathology
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3085:St Hugh's
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2945:Brasenose
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2570:6 October
2540:6 October
1924:"Archive"
1878:21 August
1848:21 August
1788:16 August
1555:"History"
1319:John Owen
1138:Maes Howe
999:Ascension
952:Boat Race
620:in 1719.
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589:Frobenius
562:Back Quad
532:Buildings
526:Christmas
379:All Souls
367:endowment
280:Boat club
212:Named for
166:Full name
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3763:Cherwell
3605:Handball
3593:Football
3358:Business
3206:Classics
3070:St Cross
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1284:and poet
1081:Mr. Bean
954:against
117:Location
3790:Related
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3667:Cuppers
3640:Women's
3598:Women's
3583:Cycling
3578:Cricket
3523:centres
3333:Physics
3298:Biology
3211:History
3120:Wolfson
3105:Trinity
3045:Queen's
3005:Lincoln
3000:Linacre
2990:Kellogg
2940:Balliol
1605:5 March
1043:, 28th
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