Portraits of monarchs and scientists from centuries past grace the wood-panelled walls of Cambridge college halls, gazing down at today’s fellows and their guests dining by candlelight while butlers serve wine in silver goblets. Cambridge is not a university that stints on the history — which is little wonder, given that it predates Gutenberg’s printing press.
劍橋大學(Cambridge)禮堂的木板墻上掛著過去幾個世紀的君主和科學家的畫像。他們默默注視著如今的研究者和他們的客人們在燭光下用餐，而管家們端上銀酒杯里的葡萄酒。劍橋不是一所缺乏歷史底蘊的大學，這并不奇怪，因為它比古騰堡的印刷機還要早。
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