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Cambridge University students jump from bridge into river after Trinity May Ball
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Cambridge University students jump from bridge into river after Trinity May Ball
They were seen plunging into the River Cam from the Magdalene Bridge in the early hours of this morning following the black tie event, which is in its 160th year.
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Daily MailNews report · Jun 23, 7:43 AM
Cambridge students jump in the river after downing champagne and cocktail cans at £300-a-ticket Trinity Ball
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They were seen plunging into the River Cam from the Magdalene Bridge in the early hours of this morning following the black tie event, which is in its 160th year.
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