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- a complex of buildings in which an institution of higher education is housed
- an institution of higher education created to educate and grant degrees; often a part of a university
- the body of faculty and students of a college
- establishment where a seat of higher learning is housed, including administrative and living quarters as well as facilities for research and teaching
- a large and diverse institution of higher learning created to educate for life and for a profession and to grant degrees
- the body of faculty and students at a university
- a university in Massachusetts (同)Harvard
- a university in Lincoln, Nebraska
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- 《しばしば冠詞をつけず単数形で》(一般に)『大学』,カレッジ / 『単科大学』,教養課程大学 《米》(総合大学 universityの)学部 / 《英》(Oxford・Cambridge 大学などの)学寮(university の一部で,教師・外生・研究育で自治組織を作っている) / (特定の)パブリックスクール(public school) / 《英》(universityに併設の)専門学校 / (共通の特権・目的などを持つ人々の)団体,協会,学会
- {C}『[総合]大学』 / 〈U〉《the university》《集合的に》大学生,大学当局
- University
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『univ』（ゆないぶ）は、2001年並びに2002年にカクテルソフトから発売された、Windows用成人向け恋愛シミュレーションゲームソフトである。F&Cのブランド再編に伴い活動休止が決まったカクテルソフト最後の作品と銘打って販売戦略が展開された。（カクテルソフトは後、2004年に活動を再開）。2001年5月25日発売の「恋、はじまるよっ」と翌年5月31日発売の「愛、おまたせっ」の2種類があり、それぞれが一連のストーリーの前後編にあたる。
目次
- 1 ゲームシステム
- 2 ストーリー
- 3 舞台設定
- 4 登場キャラクター
- 5 スタッフ
ゲームシステム
本シリーズは、同ブランドの代表作である『Piaキャロットへようこそ!!』シリーズのように恋愛アドベンチャーゲームにおけるパラメータの一部が見えるようなタイプの作品とは一線を画した、以下のような特徴を持つ。
- ゲーム中で1日あたり240ポイントを、1ポイントにつき6分として以下の各項目に振り分けていく。
- 睡 - 睡眠時間。疲労度の減少率に影響する。
- 学 - 大学で講義を受けるなどの、学業に割く時間。学力に影響し、あまりにも少なすぎる状態でゲームを続けると留年（=その時点でバッドエンド）ということにもなる。
- 食 - 日常の食事における材料の買い出しや料理などに使う時間。多い方が疲労度の減少率が高く、健康状態も好転しやすい。
- 洗 - 風呂や部屋の掃除などの身の回りに関する時間。清潔度に影響し、ヒロイン達との会話の時に影響する。
- 探 - アルバイト先を探すための時間。多く割り振った方が見つかる確率が高い。
- 遊 - 街角を歩いたりなどに使う時間。ヒロインと出会う確率や、ヒロインとの会話で使う話のネタの入手確率に影響する。
- このほか、ゲームの進行によっては発見したアルバイトや依頼されたレポート、仲良くなったヒロインとの時間の項目も出現する。
- ヒロインとの会話の際に、自分で持っている話の中から選ぶことで、話を持ちかけたりプレゼントをあげたりする。
ストーリー
- 恋、はじまるよっ
- 基本的に主人公の大学1～2年次の話にあたる。（進め方によっては4年次までタイムテーブルが進行する）。生川大学を受験した主人公（西村広明）は受験当日に電車を乗り過ごして遅刻しそうになり、同じように遅刻しそうになった斉藤倫子と出会う。無事入学することの出来た主人公は入学式の日に倫子と再会する。その時に知り合った同学科の微、亀田をまじえ、主人公の波乱に満ちた大学生活が始まってゆく...。
- 愛、おまたせっ
- 主人公の大学3年次以降の話にあたる。憧れの人気研究室、黒井研に入ることが出来た主人公。そこで彼は、黒井教授の研究と、かつてそこに所属していた倫子の兄、そして黒井教授を支援する島津グループとの関係を知ることになる...。
舞台設定
主人公は情報科学系学科に通っており、ストーリーもOSやネットワークといった情報技術を軸に展開されていくことになる。主人公が通う街は、大学を中心に構成された学園都市であり、また政府の事業指定を受けて一般家庭にまで高速ネットワークが整備された高度情報化都市でもある。
主人公が通う生川大学は架空の学校であり、所在地の生川市も同様である。ただガイドブック中では、製作スタッフが生川市のモデルは名古屋市であると明言している。また製作にあたってもシナリオライターが、作家で名古屋大学助教授の森博嗣の著書を参考にしたと言っていることから、生川大学のモデルも名大であると考えられる。
登場キャラクター
キャスト併記については恋編/愛編の順。
- 西村広明 （にしむら ひろあき）
- 生川大学の学生。大学の近所のアパートで一人暮らしをしながら、波乱に富んだ大学生活を送っていくことになる。尚、主人公の名称は変更可能であり、西村広明はデフォルトの氏名。
- 斉藤倫子 （さいとう りんこ）
- 広明の同級生。亡くなった兄・峻の面影を求め、かつて兄が通っていた生川大学に入ってきた。陸上をやっていて体力はあるが、成績はあまり良くない。 声：草柳順子
- 氷室微 （ひむろ ほのか）
- 広明の同級生。服装や言動が大人びており、同い年にも関わらずお姉さんのように見える。仲良し4人組のリーダー的存在。 声山乃音子
- ティナ・ハミルトン
- 島津グループの運営する交換留学生制度によってアメリカからやってきた才媛。学生であるが既に一流のハッカーでもあり、企業から研究レポートの提出を依頼されることも。 声：原西希京
- 三好育 （みよし いく）
- 広明の住むアパートの大家の娘で、管理人。広明よりは二つ年下。やかましくて元気なため、時に翻弄されてしまうことも。 声：金田まひる
- 佐伯玲奈 （さえき れな）
- 生川大の近くにある女子短大の学生。ミスコンテストで微に敗北したことから、激しいライバル心を燃やすようになる。 声：関和美
- 島津一葉（しまづ ひとは）
- 島津グループのご令嬢。広明より一つ年下。可憐で純真。箱入り娘として育てられたため、庶民の文化をあまり知らない。 声：長崎みなみ
- 亀田永利 （かめだ ながとし）
- 広明の同級生。いわゆる典型的な男脇役であり、主人公に便宜と情報とイベントをもたらす役割を担う。そしてもてない。 声：近藤夢大/MOMO
- 島津省吾 （しまづ しょうご）
- 広明とは同じ大学の同学年。島津グループの後継者。美形・金持ち・成績優秀と3拍子そろい、当然女にももてる。典型的な主人公のライバル的位置にいるが、しかし目立った対立はしない。一葉の兄。 声：真木将人/高階利嗣
- 持田祥子 （もちだ しょうこ）
- 玲奈の親友。広明をセレブと勘違いし、接近してくる。 声：西田こむぎ
- 麻生静佳 （あそう しずか）
- 黒井研究室で助手を務める女性。 声：三園あすか
- 平山典文 （ひらやま のりふみ）
- 事ある毎に出没する曰く付きのディスクジョッキーで「ジョニー平山」の芸名で活躍(?)している。生川大で何年も留年している学生でもある。 声：雨宮正武
- 黒井良治 （くろい りょうじ）
- 生川大教授。島津グループの支援を受けて、資源共有型地域ネットワーク「生川ネットワーク」の運営実験にあたっている。 声：高階利嗣
- 斉藤峻 （さいとう たかし）
- 倫子の兄。「生川ネットワーク」の中枢を担うシステム「EDEN」を完成させたが、「生川ネットワーク」の運営が開始されたその日に謎の死を遂げる。（表向きには「自殺」と発表されている）
スタッフ
- シナリオ
- 恋編:うらわ、草薙こうたろう、せつまさあやこ、MIYA
- 愛編:綾川久、春菜ななこ、真崎ゆえ、瓦、ILOVEYOUKA
- 原画:松本規之、萌木原ふみたけ
- 音楽:DOORS MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
- OP:My wish ～この坂の向こうに～
- 作詞:吉田文
- 作曲:吉田文
- ボーカル:Mayumi
- 恋編ED:かわらない場所
- 作詞:吉田文
- 作曲:吉田文
- ボーカル:Mayumi
- 愛編ED:日だまりの中で
- 作詞:吉田文
- 作曲:吉田文
- ボーカル:Mayumi
- OP:My wish ～この坂の向こうに～
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University College (in full The Master and Fellows of the College of the Great Hall of the University of Oxford,[3][4] colloquially referred to as "Univ"[5]), is a constituent college of the University of Oxford in England. It has a claim to being the oldest college of the university, having been founded in 1249 by William of Durham.
As of 2009, the college had an estimated financial endowment of £110m.[6]
The college is associated with a number of influential people. Notable alumni include Clement Attlee, C. S. Lewis, Bill Clinton, V. S. Naipaul, Stephen Hawking and Percy Bysshe Shelley.
Contents
- 1 History
- 2 Buildings
- 3 Student life
- 3.1 Univ Alternative Prospectus
- 3.2 Grace
- 3.2.1 Original version
- 3.2.2 English translation
- 4 People associated with the college
- 4.1 Government and politics
- 4.2 Literature and arts
- 4.3 Science and innovation
- 4.4 Other connections
- 4.5 University College Record
- 5 Gallery
- 6 See also
- 7 References
- 8 External links
History
A legend arose in the 14th century that the college was founded by King Alfred in 872.[7] However most agree its foundation was in 1249 by William of Durham. He bequeathed money to support ten or twelve Masters of Arts studying Divinity, and a property which became known as Aula Universitatis (University Hall) was bought in 1253.[8] This later date still allows the claim that Univ is the oldest of the Oxford colleges, although this is contested by Balliol College and Merton College.[9]
Until the 16th century, it was only open to Fellows studying theology. As Univ grew in size and wealth, its medieval buildings were replaced with the current Main Quadrangle in the 17th Century. Although the foundation stone was placed on 17 April 1634 the disruption of the English Civil War meant it was not completed until sometime in 1676.[3] Radcliffe Quad followed more rapidly by 1719, and the Library was built in 1861.
University College began to accept female undergraduate students in 1979.
Buildings
The Logic Lane covered bridge above Logic Lane running through University College, as viewed from the High Street.
The main entrance to the college is on the High Street and its grounds are bounded by Merton Street and Magpie Lane. The college is divided by Logic Lane which is owned by the college and runs through the centre. The western side of the college is occupied by the library, the hall, the chapel and the two quadrangles which house both student accommodation and college offices. The eastern side of the college is mainly devoted to student accommodation in rooms above the High Street shops, on Merton Street or in the separate Goodhart Building. This building is named after former master of the college Arthur Lehman Goodhart.
The college also owns student accommodation on Staverton Road in North Oxford which houses students after their second year.
A specially constructed building in the College, the Shelley Memorial, houses a statue by Edward Onslow Ford of the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley — a former member of the college, who was expelled for writing The Necessity of Atheism — depicted lying dead on the Italian seashore.
The college also owns the University College Boathouse (completed in 2007 and designed by Belsize Architects)[10] and a sports ground which is located nearby on Abingdon Road.
Student life
Univ Alternative Prospectus
The Alternative Prospectus is written and produced by current students for prospective applicants. The publication was awarded a HELOA Innovation and Best Practice Award in 2011.[11] The Univ Alternative Prospectus offers student written advice and guidance to potential Oxford applicants. The award recognises the engagement of the college community, unique newspaper format, forward-thinking use of social media and the collaborative working between staff and students.
Grace
University has the longest grace of any Oxford (and perhaps Cambridge) college.[citation needed] It is read before every Formal Hall, which is held Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday at Univ. The reading is performed by a Scholar of the College, the same person doing it for a whole week, and whoever is sitting at the head of High Table (typically the Master or the most senior Fellow at the table if the Master is not dining). The Scholar does not need to know it by heart, and it is unusual for people to do so.
Original version
Gratiarum actio in collegio magnae aulae universitatis quotidie ante mensam dicenda.[12]
SCHOLAR — Benedictus sit Deus in donis suis.
RESPONSE — Et sanctus in omnibus operibus suis.
SCHOLAR — Adiutorium nostrum in Nomine Domini.
RESPONSE — Qui fecit coelum et terram.
SCHOLAR — Sit Nomen Domini benedictum.
RESPONSE — Ab hoc tempore usque in saecula.
SCHOLAR — Domine Deus, Resurrectio et Vita credentium, Qui semper es laudandus tam in viventibus quam in defunctis, gratias Tibi agimus pro omnibus Fundatoribus caeterisque Benefactoribus nostris, quorum beneficiis hic ad pietatem et ad studia literarum alimur: Te rogantes ut nos, hisce Tuis donis ad Tuam gloriam recte utentes, una cum iis ad vitam immortalem perducamur. Per Jesum Christum Dominum nostrum. Amen.SCHOLAR — Deus det vivis gratiam, defunctis requiem: Ecclesiae, Reginae, Regnoque nostro, pacem et concordiam: et nobis peccatoribus vitam aeternam. Amen.
English translation
The Grace that must be said every day before dinner in University College.[12]
SCHOLAR — Blessed be God in his gifts.
RESPONSE — And holy in all his works.
SCHOLAR — Our help is in the name of the Lord.
RESPONSE — Who has made heaven and earth.
SCHOLAR — May the name of the Lord be blessed.
RESPONSE — From this time and for evermore.
SCHOLAR — Lord God, the Resurrection and Life of those who believe, You are always to be praised as much among the living as among the departed. We give You thanks for all our founders and our other benefactors, by whose benefactions we are nourished here for piety and for the study of letters. And we ask you that we, rightly using these Your gifts to Your glory, may be brought with them to immortal life. Through Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen.SCHOLAR — May God give grace to the living, rest to the departed; peace and concord to the Church, the Queen and our Kingdom; and to us sinners, eternal life. Amen.
People associated with the college
Main articles: List of alumni of University College, Oxford and List of Masters of University College, Oxford
Government and politics
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Clement Attlee
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William Beveridge
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Harold Wilson
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Edgar Whitehead
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Felix Yusupov
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John Scott, 1st Earl of Eldon
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The Viscount Cecil of Chelwood
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Bill Clinton
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Robert Reich
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Bernard W. Rogers
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William Weld
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Festus Mogae
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Bob Hawke
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Philip Hammond
Many influential politicians are associated with the college, including the social reformer and author of the Beveridge Report William Beveridge (who was a master of University College) and two UK Prime Ministers: Clement Attlee and Harold Wilson (a Univ fellow). US President Bill Clinton and Prime Minister of Australia, Bob Hawke were also students. Other heads of state to have attended Univ include Edgar Whitehead (Rhodesia), Kofi Abrefa Busia (Ghana), and Festus Mogae (Botswana). Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Robert Cecil studied law at the college, while former NATO Supreme Allied Commander Bernard W. Rogers read Philosophy, Politics and Economics as a Rhodes Scholar.[13]
Literature and arts
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Percy Bysshe Shelley
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George Abbot
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C.S. Lewis
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Cecil Mercer
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Andrew Motion
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Nick Robinson
In the arts, people associated with the college include poet Percy Bysshe Shelley (expelled for writing The Necessity of Atheism) for whom there is a memorial in college, Poet Laureate Andrew Motion, author of the Narnia books C. S. Lewis and a Nobel Prize for Literature winner, Sir V. S. Naipaul. One of the translators of the King James Bible, George Abbot, was a master of the college. The actors Michael York and Warren Mitchell attended Univ, as well as broadcaster Paul Gambaccini.
Science and innovation
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Stephen Hawking
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William Jones
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John Radcliffe
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Edmund Cartwright
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Jonathan Bowen
It was due to the college's lack of a mathematics fellow (this is no longer the case) that Stephen Hawking read a natural sciences degree and ended up specialising in physics.[14] Other former students include John Radcliffe (physician), William Jones (philologist), and Edmund Cartwright (inventor). Rudolph A. Marcus, a Canadian-born chemist who received the 1992 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, received a Professorial Fellowship at Univ from 1975 to 1976. A perhaps more unusual alumnus is Prince Felix Yusupov, the assassin of Rasputin.[15]
Univ has the highest proportion of old members offering financial support to the college of any Oxbridge college with 28% in 2007.[16]
Other connections
A plaque dedicated to Boyle and Hooke telling of their achievements
Although not members of University College, the scientists Robert Boyle (sometimes described as the "first modern chemist") and his assistant (Robert Hooke, architect, biologist, discoverer of cells) lived in Deep Hall (then owned by Christ Church and now the site of the Shelley Memorial). The former made a contribution to the completion of University College's current Hall in the mid-17th Century.[3]
Samuel Johnson (author of A Dictionary of the English Language and a member of Pembroke College) was a frequent visitor to the Senior Common Room at University College during the 18th Century).[3]
University College Record
The University College Record is the annual magazine sent to alumni of University College each autumn. The magazine provides College news, including clubs and societies such as the University College Players and the Devas Club. News about and obituaries of former students are included at the end of each issue.
Previous editors include Peter Bayley, A. D. M. Cox and Leslie Mitchell.
Gallery
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University College, on the south side of the High Street.
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University College, Oxford: aerial view with key and scale.
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Main Quadrangle of the College.
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The Shelley Memorial at University College, Oxford.
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The interior of the chapel of University College, Oxford.
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University College, Oxford: the library. Line engraving by J.H. Le Keux, 1861, after himself.
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Courtyard of University College Oxford.
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The new Boathouse for the University College Oxford Boat Club.
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Dr Bowen's Room, University College, Oxford.
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A view of Logic Lane toward the High Street from within University College, Oxford.
See also
- University College Oxford Boat Club
- University College Players (college dramatic society)
References
- ^ Daunton, Martin, "From the Master" (PDF), Newsletter: Academic Year 2009/10, Trinity Hall, Cambridge, p. 7, retrieved 1 August 2011
- ^ "Undergraduate numbers by college 2011-12". University of Oxford.
- ^ a b c d Darwall-Smith, Robin, A History of University College, Oxford. Oxford University Press, 2008. ISBN 978-0-19-928429-0.
- ^ Carr, William, University College, Routledge, 1998. ISBN 978-0-415-18632-2.
- ^ "University College, Oxford website".
- ^ "College Financial Statement" (PDF).
- ^ "Official College Web-site". Retrieved 23 Aug 2013.
- ^ "Oxford History". Retrieved 23 Aug 2013.
- ^ University College - University of Oxford
- ^ http://www.e-architect.co.uk/oxford/oxford_boathouse.htm
- ^ Oxford admissions teams win innovation awards - University of Oxford. Ox.ac.uk. Retrieved on 2013-08-12.
- ^ a b "College Grace, University College, Oxford".
- ^ Famous Univites.
- ^ O'Connor, John J.; Robertson, Edmund F. "Stephen William Hawking". MacTutor History of Mathematics archive. University of St Andrews. Retrieved 1 October 2009. CS1 maint: Multiple names: authors list (link)
- ^ The History of Univ, University College, Oxford.
- ^ Lord Adonis, Education Minister, 2008
External links
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- University College official website
- University College JCR website
- University College MCR website
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- 兼子 仁
- 自治総研 (439), 1-13, 2015-05
- 地域自治/広域連携/一国多制度/住民協働自治
- NAID 110009909749
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| リンク元 | 「college」「大学」「university」 |
| 拡張検索 | 「Gunma University」 |
「college」
- 大学、単科大学
「大学」
- 英
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- 単科大学
「university」
「Gunma University」
- 群馬大学、群馬大