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Sport Spotlight: Charlotte Maple

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By Gavriella Epstein-Lightman
| Cherwell Verified
Sport has been a constant feature of incoming Oxford University Cricket Club (OUCC) women’s Blues captain Charlotte Maple’s time at Oxford. Now completing her DPhil, she began at Oxford six years ago to study Ancient and Modern History at Lady Margaret Hall. As an undergraduate, she combined her demanding degree with Blues competition in both cricket and football. This year, by comparison, will be easier, she tells me.
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From Oxford to Cambridge: The 204-mile punt for Alzheimer’s

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By Gavriella Epstein-Lightman
| Cherwell Verified
Four students from St John’s College, Cambridge, have undertaken an extraordinary fundraising challenge, punting over 200 miles in 12 days from Oxford to Cambridge to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Society. The participants – Charlie Swinfen, Stefan Narinian, Beth Erskine, and Ryan Vowles – covered an average of 19 miles a day in their bid to complete the endurance challenge. Their punting effort has attracted considerable media coverage.
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Oxford-Cambridge “Growth corridor” falls behind global competition

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By Gavriella Epstein-Lightman
| Cherwell Verified
The “growth corridor” connecting Oxford and Cambridge is falling behind its global rivals despite its world-leading research output, a new report has warned. A recent report by a public consultancy and industry leaders found that the region produces more scientific publications per resident than any other global innovation cluster, but lacks the infrastructure, talent retention, and transport links needed to turn its research strengths into economic growth.
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