Poynton exhibition

03 March 2003

Recent works by Deborah Poynton are being exhibited at the Irma Stern Museum until March 15.

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Volume 22 Edition 03

03 Mar 2003

News

Mining company donates R3-m to UCT's chemical engineering building

UCT academics join TAC march

Achmat rallies the troops

New dean of CHED

GSB sets pace with Old Mutual corporate university

UCT welcomes back Nkosazana Tengimfene

Disaster mitigation initiatives come to the fore

â€œCalifornia girlâ€ comes home

Celebrating 100 years of Zoology at UCT

It's all business with French students

UCT and Fort Hare agreement

Facing off with Prime Evil

Clanwilliam's rich heritage returns to the community

UCT proud of Adv. Wallace Mgoqi

Staff Accolade: Who're you gonna call? Firebusters!!

Passing of a Legend

Putting the spotlight on sustainable development imperatives

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