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10 January 2003

UCT dancers were among the 530 participants who staged a wold-record breaking attempt at Canal Walk; the biggest ballet class in the world.

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Volume 22 Edition 31

20 Oct 2003

News

Creative solution to real life problem

All together now...

UCT ballet in record quest

Two alumni honoured by landscaping body

Precious metal researcher back in the spotlight

Notes

Academic freedom is never-ending quest

Historian presses to keep memories alive

Almost but not quite for UCT's Jacques Terr Blanche

Medical history: Biblical texts reveal compelling mysteries

Year of change ahead for student governance

Graduation ceremonies around the corner

HIV/AIDS and democracy

Briefs

UCT's top sports honour goes to plucky swimmer

UCT runners in world's remotest road marathon

Robinson takes WP 100 km title

Girding runners for Two Oceans

Worldwatch

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