When I joined SL in early 2008, the Shoe Fair that year featured some shoes with built in toes and opinions about them were as vocal and divided then as they are regarding mesh feet now. I thought the toes resembled…
Welcome to the August Edition of the Caledon Oxbridge Gazette. Our first edition has received over 400 unique visitors and 2200 visits since its launch just over a month ago. From our gazette team and fellow deans, a big thank…
In this article, I take you step-by-step through the process of swapping avatars as well as experimenting with the variety of clothing and body parts (eyes, skin, hair) available in your account Library. The library is a repository of legacy…
During the nineteenth century, in Victorian England, the hemlines of ladies’ dresses reached the ground as a rule, covering the ankles. A lady was only permitted in specific circumstances to show her ankle – when walking up the stairs or crossing…
In the last edition of the gazette, we hinted that the Deans have planned a renovation so wonderful that you couldn’t miss its installation. Hallelujah! A new version of the Lecture Hall, the site of our popular classes, is installed…
“Very Fetching, my Dear!” If you’ve never heard that phrase before, don’t run away – even if the gentleman who made that remark is bizarrely attired. He is merely a role-playing Steampunk. And he is paying you a compliment –…
One late night in July, I was busy constructing a carillon when I received an IM from Caledon Oxbridge University tutor Miss Jemima. “Dean Kondor, can I call on you to help please? There are very few other staffers with…
Due date for this Activity Sheet for August is midnight SLT August 21st, 2014. Even if you are not able to solve the activity, you are welcome to try your best and then send in your work. We may organise…