Student magazine launched

25 May 2009

Students at the Faculty of Commerce have launched a new magazine, Student.com, in partnership with Nedbank Private Bank.

The magazine, edited by final-year student Katekani Baloyi, is intended as a tool for the university to showcase the faculty and attract talented matriculants to the various commerce programmes.

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Monday Monthly

Volume 28 Edition 08

25 May 2009

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Sport

Double victory for UCT hockey

Slow and steady wins the race

Intervarsity ends in thrilling draw

100-mile warriors

Viljoen eyes national fencing title

News

Memorial flame burns brightly

Grad story plea

Swine flu: Facts and advice

Celebrating UCT's African connections

New milestone for SA libraries

Map pinpoints access routes for wheelchairs

Van Heerden keeps on winning

Scientist among the best in Africa

More [female] engineers please

Modern-day Hamlet at Little Theatre

Notice

Life-threatening TB meningitis tackled

UCT Radio's got vibes

Student magazine launched

Judge, former minister among new honorary law professors

Raffle raises funds for rural hospital

Student survey on democracy planned

GSB 9th best business school

Varsity newspaper goes online

SRC hosts academic awareness campaign

New book illuminates naturalism and philosophy's science connection

UCT researchers off to Yale

Scholarship without borders

Student band on Artscape mentorship programme

Smit grabs Keswick Prize

Recession: You feeling it too?

Plaudits for PhD poster

Staff

Congratulations

Appointments

A day in the life of Traffic Administration and Traffic Court

Research and innovation

Crucial balance between progress and responsibility

First human trial of UCT's HIV vaccine

Front page extra

Plaatjies takes Xhosa music to the world

Front page

New programme to PERC up research

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