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Know their rights, says Children's Institute
18 Feb 2011
Grant rewards work of lab heroes
16 Feb 2011
Science faculty welcomes new dean
16 Feb 2011
Higher education partnership prospers
16 Feb 2011
Ikeys' bonus point take them to the top
15 Feb 2011
No plans to close Centre for African Studies, says UCT Dean
Rumours have been circulating that the Centre for African Studies (CAS) at UCT is to be "closed down" and that students will no longer have access to the courses and programmes that have been offered by CAS in the past. This is not true. The Faculty of Humanities at the University of Cape Town is investigating a proposal to merge the departments of Social Anthropology, Linguistics, the African Gender Institute (AGI) and the Centre for African Studies (CAS) into a new Department of Anthropology, Linguistics and Gender Studies. If the proposal is accepted, all programmes currently offered by all these departments, including CAS, would continue to be offered.
15 Feb 2011
Scrappy but solid win for UCT in Varsity Cup opener
14 Feb 2011
SAX Appeal sellers hit the streets
14 Feb 2011
Cupid's bow backfires say UCT students
14 Feb 2011
A day in the life of the Student Housing and Residence Life Department
14 Feb 2011
UCT law students to represent South Africa in Washington, DC
14 Feb 2011
Almost three decades of history in
Monday Paper
14 Feb 2011
Deane captures UCT on video
14 Feb 2011
Stay alert, CPS cautions campus community
14 Feb 2011
Renowned doccie director Yule is back on campus
14 Feb 2011
Afrikaans play a first for Fleishman
14 Feb 2011
Summer School success
14 Feb 2011
Journey to Timbuktu
14 Feb 2011
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