Students make their mark

19 September 2005

UCT students went to the polls last week to choose a Students Representative Council for 2005/2006. A grand total of 26 students are standing for election. Provisional results are expected out early this week. (Above) Students Bathabile Soul and Busisiwe Skosana make their mark at the medical school, while election assistant Thamsanqa Siko (in cap) keeps a watchful eye over proceedings.

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Monday Monthly

Volume 24 Edition 21

26 Sep 2005

News

Biko honoured

Light parade

Stokvels make cents

GSB News

UCT's L'OrÃ©al three shine in Paris

Stop Press

Library assistant the best

Students make their mark

Hadebe gives his all

Institute gets international nod

terra incognita

Nota Bene

Lost in translation

Campus highlights

Engineer turned author draws inspiration from UCT

Rowers work up a head of steam

Bits and pieces from the athletics club

Ju-Jitsu club breaks signup record

Winning streak continues

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Edition 20 12 Sep 2005

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Edition 18 15 Aug 2005

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