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Oxford University students campaign to ban ‘elitist’ gowns

LONDON: Oxford University students are demanding scrapping of elitist scholars gown worn by undergraduate students with scholarships or better scores saying the garments make some students feel inferior

Updated At : 09:31 PM Jun 26, 2017 IST

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