Nota Bene

17 October 2005

UCT guide plan

Staff are invited to attend presentations of UCT's guide plan, which proposes a long-term framework for future physical development. Professors Martin Hall and Dave Dewar will deliver the lunch-hour presentations:

Monday, October 17: Upper campus, New Chemical Engineering Building, New Seminar Room, 13h00 to 14h00.
Tuesday October 18: Lower and other campuses, Pfifer Room, Bremner, 13h00 to 14h00.
Thursday, October 20: Hiddingh campus, Hiddingh Commerce Lecture Theatre, 13h00 to 14h00.

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17 Oct 2005

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UCT salutes the cream of student leaders

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SHAWCO dreams big

Stop Press

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Science in transit

GSB hosts Eisenhower Fellows

Africa's challenges and opportunities take centre

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Nota Bene

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