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 | | These days, it houses parts of the academic provision for law, management and finance, geography and geology amongst others and graduation ceremonies are held in its Great Hall. |
 | | Sir Winston Churchill became the University's third Chancellor in 1929, serving the University in that capacity until 1965. |
 | | Goldney Hall, one of the student residences, is a popular location for filming with The Chronicles of Narnia, The House of Eliott and Berkeley Square filmed there. |
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