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| − | The '''Columbia Shield''' is a symbol associated with the University. Some schools and divisions of the University use their own variation on the shield. However, most use the [[Columbia Crown|crown]]. The shield depicted below is also sometimes depicted with gold crowns, though these are variations on the original. The similarity to the Oxford shield is probably intentional, as King's College was once envisioned to be the first university in North America, in the mold of Oxford and Cambridge, and the second President of King's College, Myles Cooper, was an Oxford-education priest. | + | The '''Columbia Shield''' is a symbol associated with the University. Some schools and divisions of the University use their own variation on the shield. However, most use the [[Columbia Crown|crown]]. The shield depicted below is also sometimes depicted with gold crowns, though these are variations on the original. The similarity to the [[Oxford]] shield is probably intentional, as [[King's College]] was once envisioned to be the first university in North America, in the mold of Oxford and [[Cambridge]], and the second President of King's College, [[Myles Cooper]], was an Oxford-education priest. |
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Revision as of 13:18, 31 March 2007
The Columbia Shield is a symbol associated with the University. Some schools and divisions of the University use their own variation on the shield. However, most use the crown. The shield depicted below is also sometimes depicted with gold crowns, though these are variations on the original. The similarity to the Oxford shield is probably intentional, as King's College was once envisioned to be the first university in North America, in the mold of Oxford and Cambridge, and the second President of King's College, Myles Cooper, was an Oxford-education priest.
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The Columbia University Shield
The University of Oxford Shield
