Slugging it out . . .

01 March 2004

Hitting back: The fortunes and form of the UCT staff cricket team have taken something of a dip. Grant Elliot's 38 was the best part of the side's recent defeat against Strand, with UCT knocked over for a measly 116 on a pitch more uneven, one smart aleck quipped, than the government's AIDS policies. Strand needed only 20 overs to rack up the necessary runs.

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Monday Monthly

Volume 23 Edition 03

01 Mar 2004

News

Smooth move for chemical engineering

Notes

Scholarship champions women researchers

Cameron bags award

Daily sixpence stretches to sponsor fortune in talent

Rio carnival for floats procession

OASYS will get basics right

Minerals incorporated into artist's palette

All welcome at law

Delegation from land of midnight sun parleys with researchers

Bumpy road ahead for entrepreneurial growth

Anatomy of a winner

Programme set to illuminate campus

Super subwarden is five-star staffer

Students see best of both worlds in trans-ocean training

Briefs

Marine researcher hopes to hit the water in NZ

Slugging it out . . .

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