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American campus craziness comes to Oxford

By Dan Hannan
Published May 23, 2016 4:01am ET
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American campus craziness comes to Oxford
For what it's worth, the guano-encrusted statue of Cecil Rhodes, which is lodged in a little niche above some permanently closed gates at my old college, Oriel, is barely noticeable. (Wikimedia Commons)

Would you hire a lawyer who couldn’t handle references to violence? If not, then be wary of anyone who graduated from Oxford with a law degree in 2016.

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