Photos of other parts of the campaign: The 'Balliol Two', a national CFE protest march in London and a protest designed to disrupt University Hebdomanal Council at Somerville College, Little Clarendon Street.

- The so-called 'Balliol Two'

 - Oxford Students at the CFE March in London

 - Tony Benn MP addresses the rally at the end of the march

 - Protesters sit down to disrupt the traffic

 - We shall not be moved

 - Tony Blair at the National March?

 - The colourful banners of protesters at Somerville College

 - Laura Paskell-Brown, focus of media attention

 - Sasha Ismail talks to OxStu's Barney Jones

- Laura: concerned about the dangers of being sent-down



Oxford Students have carried out two protests at the Bodleian Library in the town centre. The first took place at the end of Michaelmas term - a spontaneous demonstration in support of the Balliol non-payers who were threatened with being sent-down.

The second protest was a silent vigil in the Bodleian Quad., as shown by the second set of photos below. Protesters then moved to St. Hilda's College who were threatening to take action against Laura Paskell-Brown, one of the last non-payers to eventually pay up.

- Protesters assemble outside the Bodleian

 - "We say FIGHT BACK"

 - St. John's College out in force

 - Tony Blair? What's he doing at a protest?

 - Another view of the protest

 - A photo similar to that on the front page of the Daily Telegraph

 - "Blair, could you afford to study here now?"

 - Laura Paskell-Brown protesting silently

 - Dougald using the quietness of the event to good effect

 - The mass of protesters

 - Students outside the entrance to the Bodleian

 - Scott Furssedonn motivates the crowd