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Oxford and Cambridge universities have gone backwards on the socio-economic diversity of their student bodies, with more than four in five students coming from the most privileged groups, a Guardian analysis has found.

Data released to the MP for Tottenham, David Lammy, under the Freedom of Information Act shows that 82% of offers from Oxford and 81% from Cambridge went to students from the top two socio-economic groups in 2015, up from 79% at both universities five years earlier.

Lammy, who has campaigned for greater ethnic and socio-economic diversity at Oxbridge, said he was appalled that the universities were moving backwards on socio-economic background measurements. “This data clearly shows that a privileged background is still the key to getting through the Oxbridge admissions project,” he said.

The data shows huge regional disparities in offers, with some parts of England and Wales failing to secure a single place for years while students in London and the south-east received almost half of all offers.

Despite the two universities’ extensive efforts to increase the diversity of their intake, new research shows there are still swaths of the country with low rates of application and disproportionately fewer offers.



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I know now that the man who sat with me on the old wooden stairs that hot summer night over thirty¡Ðfive cars ago was not a tall man¡D But to a five¡Ðyear¡Ðold¡A he as a giant¡D We sat side by side¡A watching the sun go down behind the old Texaco service station across the busy street¡D A street that I was never allowed to cross unless accompanied by an adult¡A or at the very least¡A an older sibling¡D An unlikely pair¡A we sat together¡A perched n the top step¡D His legs reached down two stairs¡F mine angled¡A barely reaching the first¡D The night was muggy ad the air thick¡D It was the summer of 1959¡DCherry¡Ðscented smoke from Grampy's pipe kept the hungry mosquitoes at bay while gray¡A wispy swirls danced around our heads¡D Now and again¡A he blew a smoke ring and laughed as I tried to target the hole with my finger¡D I¡A clad in a cool summer nightie¡A and Grampy¡A his sleeveless T¡Ðshirt¡A sat watching the traffic¡A trying to catch the elusive breeze¡D We counted cars and tried to guess the color of the next one to turn the corner¡D I was luckier at this game than Grampy¡D¡@¡@Once again¡A I was caught in the middle of circumstances¡D The fourth born of six children¡A it was not uncommon that I was either too young or too old for something¡D This night I was both¡D While my two baby brothers slept inside the house¡A my three older siblings played with friends around the corner¡A where I was not allowed to go¡D I stayed with Grampy¡A and that was okay with me¡D I was where I wanted to be¡D My grandfather was baby¡Ðsitting while my mother¡A father and grandmother went out¡D¡@¡@"Thirsty?" 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9 Great Differences Between Cat Lovers and Dog Lovers ¶}¤ß ¤ÀÃþ: ¥¼¤ÀÃþ

Personally I do not see any difference between cat lovers and dog lovers, because I have cats and dogs, and love them all without exception. I cannot even tell if I am a cat person or a dog person DR REBORN. But studies prove that there are many differences between people who own kittens and those who own puppies. It is known that 74-96 million cats and 70-80 million dogs and are owned in the United States.

In 2014, Denise Guastello, an associate professor of psychology at Carroll University conducted a research that showed that cat people and dog people have different personalities. I believe the difference is visible and understandable only when a person knows exactly what animals they love most. Either way, here are 9 great differences between cat and dog lovers.

1. Cat lovers are not afraid to be alone
Wonder why so many lonely girls own cats? This is probably an answer to your question. Cat people crave solitude and they love to spend time and live alone. Dog lovers, on the contrary, enjoy the company and they have trouble living alone. Now I realize that I love both solitude and company, phew.

2. Dog lovers seek companionship
One of the reasons why people adopt or buy dogs is because they look for long-term companionship. Cat people expect from their pets affection rather than companionship. Remember they love solitude?

Dogs adore companionship too. My friend, who is a a big dog lover, says, “the best thing about owning a dog is companionship. When I come home, my puppy comes to greet me as if he has not seen me for ages.”

3. Cat lovers tend to ignore rules
Dogs are less clumsy and more obedient than cats. While it is extremely hard to make a cat to walk with you in the park or teach them to sit or lie down when needed, dogs do those things easily. The same goes for dog lovers – they follow the rules and obey when needed. Cat people have tendency to rebel or ignore the rules they do not like.

4. Cat people are highly sensitive
Sensitivity is a good trait that mostly cat people possess DR REBORN. It does not mean dog lovers are selfish or know nothing about compassion. They simply strive to think rationally and do not let their hearts to worry about the things that make no sense in their lives.

5. Cat lovers are more independent
This is obvious. Cats love independence and their owners keep up with them. They do not bother about a single life. They have enough strength to survive the hard times all alone and cope with any problem without any help. Dog people enjoy codependency and have trouble solving their problems without someone else’s help, though there are exceptions, of course.

6. Dog owners trust people
Dog people have wonderful listening skills and high trust levels. They have a tendency to believe in anything others say, while cat owners check the information twice before saying that it is correct. Cat owners have some trust issues, but they rarely suffer from cheating and betrayal.

7. Cat lovers are incredibly creative
Imaginativeness and creativity are 2 words that describe cat owners. Their unique, bright, weird and silly ideas astonish everyone around them. Dog lovers have a high creativity level as well, but few of them develop their imaginativeness and creativity.

8. Dog people are more outgoing
Dogs love the company and tend to spend more time with people than just sleep the whole day on the couch. Dog owners have the same trait. They are super outgoing and inborn extroverts. Cat people are a bit introverted and they prefer to stay home rather than party all night long.

9. Dog people are more energetic
Cat owners are much lazier than dog owners? Why? Because dog owners have to wake up early in the morning and go for a walk with their puppies, while cat owners keep sleeping and wake up whenever they want. Cats seems to sleep more than dogs, so cat people have more freedom than those who have dogs. Dogs are so clingy and so energetic that it is hard to be lazy around them.

Some studies also claim that cat lovers are more intelligent than dog lovers DR REBORN, and dog lovers are much friendlier than cat lovers. In fact, it is hard to explain because each person is unique in their own way.