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What are the meanings of these two university mottos?
Motto: aboveboard

(Latin: this place is the land of enlightenment and the source of knowledge)

The current headmaster, Duke of Edinburgh.

Alison Richard, the current vice president.

School type public

Episcopal church of religious relations

Based on 1209.

Venue: Cambridge, England

Number of students 1.65 million

The number of teachers is 8000.

Assets 654.38+322 million (2003)

Campus environment urban area

Oxford University: The Lord has illuminated me.

Cambridge University: Cambridge-an ideal place for knowledge and learning.

Harvard University: Let Truth Be Your Friend

Yale University: Truth and Light

MIT: Learn to use your hands and your head.

Princeton University: Princeton-Serving the country and the world.

Stanford University: May the wind of academic freedom blow hard.

Cornell University: Let anyone learn what they want to learn here.

Columbia University: In the spirit of God, we seek knowledge.

California Institute of Technology: Truth sets people free.

University of Chicago: Enrich your life with knowledge.

University of California, Berkeley: May the light of knowledge shine on the earth

University of Pennsylvania: Learning without characteristics will accomplish nothing.

Duke University: Pursuing knowledge and believing in religion

University of Michigan: Art, Science and Truth

West Point Military Academy: Responsibility, Honor and Country

University of Toronto: thrive like a big tree

Queen's University of Canada: Wisdom and knowledge will be the stabilizers of the future era.

University of California, Berkeley: Let the sun shine here.

Waseda University: Self-study, Training Model Citizens.

University of Sydney; The stars change vertically, but wisdom lasts forever.

University of New South Wales: People-oriented and Advancing with the Times

University of Edinburgh: A knowledgeable person can not only see the appearance of things, but also discover their connotations.

Australian National University: It's important to understand the nature of things.