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Lord Hague officially admitted as Oxford University’s Chancellor

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Lord Hague of Richmond has been officially admitted as Oxford’s 160th Chancellor in a ceremony that took place at the Sheldonian Theatre yesterday after winning the election for the Chancellor of the University of Oxford role last November. In his speech, Lord Hague said: "I thank all of you, the Convocation, for electing me as your chancellor and for your enthusiastic welcome in recent weeks. Source

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Lord Hague officially admitted as Oxford University’s Chancellor

Lord Hague of Richmond has been officially admitted as Oxford’s 160th Chancellor in a ceremony that took place at the Sheldonian Theatre yesterday after winning the election for the Chancellor of the University of Oxford role last November. In his speech, Lord Hague said: "I thank all of you, the Convocation, for electing me as your chancellor and for your enthusiastic welcome in recent weeks. Source

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