UCT bids farewell to retirees

01 December 2008

Two weeks ago, Vice-Chancellor Dr Max Price hosted the university's annual Retirees Dinner, where those leaving UCT over the year were saluted and greeted by executives, colleagues, friends and family.

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Volume 27 Edition 21

01 Dec 2008

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