OASYS can be reached by e-mail

28 July 2003

The OASYS team, working on the project to renew the SAP system in the Human Resources department, would like to remind the university community that there is an e-mail address dedicated to enquiries and comments about this project. The e-mail address is oasys@bremnner.uct.ac.za.

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Volume 22 Edition 20

28 Jul 2003

News

AIDS course searches for effective interventions

Seasonal variation, cyclical weather blip or climate change?

Health sciences reach out to alumni

From factory floor to campus classroom

Rousing welcome for semester abroad students

New centre will enhance postgraduate experience

Valuable partners

IIDMM campaign boosted, thanks to good press

Gingerbread man meets his match in campus bake-out

Guest speaker reflects on women and democratic transitions in Latin America

Managing trauma lecture

OASYS can be reached by e-mail

Scholar examines roots of Cissie Gool's legacy

Worldwatch

Scientists bag seed money for plant-vaccine research

Task team examines multilingualism at UCT

University celebrates its international flavours

In Brief

Basketball diva heads for Korea - just about

Table tennis team among the medals at student games

Get into the swing of things with tennis club

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Volume 22
Edition 19 21 Jul 2003

Volume 22
Edition 18 14 Jul 2003

Volume 22
Edition 17 17 Jun 2003

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Edition 16 09 Jun 2003

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