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Who pays to study? It is depressing to visit Oxford or Cambridge these days. The old
buildings are so wonderfully grand that they highlight the cheap, ugly and
badly kept new ones. The intellectual history is stunning, too: this is
where Newton pondered gravity, and Occam honed his razor. But these days
academics at Britain's two finest universities are harried, ill-paid lot;
salaries start at a mere Pounds 4,139 ($25,733). Other Stories
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