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Colleges, Departments and Language Schools Displayed at over 500 points from the station to Headington and Folly Bridge to Summertown - all colleges, departments and language schools. EXHIBITIONS Queries 553377 (Mon-Fri 9-5)/423403 SERVICES OFFERED GIGS + NIGHTLIFE MEETINGS Adverts 554444 or via our website: VANOLOGY REMOVAL SERVICE. Reasonable rates. Sat 6th October Sat 6th October TRANSPOSITIONS:THE SOUND OF RECYCLING http://www.dailyinfo.co.uk Local and long distance. Reliable. Phone / fax John SHIKASTA / Psychedelic and Progressive Trance, £3 / / Musical Instruments made from Bicycle-spokes, Oxford’s Snail mail: 10 Kingston Road, Oxford OX2 6EF TREASURES OF THE ASHMOLEAN MUSEUM / 01865-243609. [email protected] 7.30pm-12.00 / Wheatsheaf, 129, High St Umbrella ribs etc / Ashmolean Museum, Beaumont Email: [email protected] Guided tour of selected objects. Meet at friends’ desk. BIG OR SMALL WE SHIP IT ALL, also 24-hour photo- Street. 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Tel : 0870-085-7012, Cricketers Arms, 43, Iffl ey Rd; Tel: 726264 Thurs 11am-9pm; Tel: 722733, Fax: 722573, Email: CORUSCATING former foreign secretary publicising ‘Image in the email : [email protected], website : [email protected] HIDDEN AGENDA / Hip-Hop, R’n’B, Uk Garage, D’n’B/ Water’/ 7pm / Oxford Union, Frewin Court Nominated for best recording, www.wordsintime.com RETURN TO SENDER : WHERE DO YOU COME BBC Jazz Awards 2001 jungle £4 b410, £5 after / The Bridge-was the Gallery / ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE LESSONS, central Oxford 9pm till 2am / Email: FROM? / A exhibition for visitors by visitors! / Pitt Rivers John Surman (sax), Chris Laurence (bass) and Headington. Student rates. Tel; 01865-765511. [email protected] Museum, Parks Road. Open Mon-Sat 1pm-4.30pm, Sun & Trans4mation (string quartet) [email protected] www.hatso.com 2pm-4.30pm. ; Tel: 270927 (info 270949), Fax: 270943, Saturday 6 October, 8pm, Email: [email protected] St Barnabas Church, Jericho MOVING? 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Box 2301 bas Church, St Barnabas Street, Jericho, Oxford London W1A 1PT WE LOOK FORWARD TO HEARING FROM YOU! Sun 7th October EROICA STRING QUARTET / Beethoven & Haydn / OPEN AUDITION FOR ‘Under Milk Wood’, LMH 11.15am / Holywell Music Room, Holywell Street; Tel: JCR, Thursday and Friday of 1st and 2nd weeks ACCOMMODATION WANTED 798600 (term time). For more information contact [email protected] PROFESSIONAL N/S female requires double room in CINEMA friendly house have two adorable short-haired cats. COMPUTERS WANTED Access needed oxtube. [email protected] SECOND-HAND APPLE MACS: www.macfaction.co.uk CHORAL SINGERS/SCHOLARS. 10.30 matins or 6.00 07905206296 or call 01865 764091 To Thursday 11th October evensong. £15 p.s. The City Church, Cornmarket. TRAINEE PILOT, TIDY, gay bloke, non-smoker, friendly. OXFORD MACINTOSH SOLUTIONS Ltd. For all your 763281. Seeking room in nice flat/house. Prepared to Odeon Magdalen St 0870 5050007 Apple Macintosh sales, service and support. SMOKERS. 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