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24 Sep 2017 18th century / Gown -Wadham

The Warden of Wadham

‘I would not give a Farthing for the finest Woman in the World, for I love a Man as I

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‘Girl Men at Cambridge’

‘This kind of slogan in the daily papers must cease. Oxford is not easily roused, but she cannot afford to lose her only claim on public attention. Girl men are hers, and hers alone; they have provided three dozen special reporters with their daily bread for the last six months; they have doubled the tourist influx and consequent wealth of the city; and they are still going strong. While in Athens in September, I received a cutting from a newspaper from India in which an eyewitness described how he actually saw one undergraduate in the middle of the High in broad daylight produce a stick of lip-salve and paint the lips of his companion! Shall Cambridge take this away from us? Never!’

The Cherwell, 17 Oct 1925

Blackwell's flying the rainbow flag for LGBT History Month 2013

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