Graduation times

05 December 2005

MONDAY, DECEMBER 12
10h00 - Health Sciences
15h00 - Engineering and the Built Environment

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13
10h00 - Humanities 1
15h00 - Commerce 1 (Bus Sci)

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14
10h00 - Science
15h00 - Commerce 2 and Law

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15
10h00 - Humanities 2
15h00 - Commerce 3 (All BCom)

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16
10h00 - Humanities 3

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Volume 24 Edition 32

05 Dec 2005

News

HIV/AIDS hampers child rights

Four honorary degrees for grad

Seminar on structure of vital enzyme

Daya Reddy goes four

Universities think back and ahead

Providing food for thought

Stop press

High achievers collect quivers of credits

"Senior" student shines in class

Two in one grad, with honours to set her apart

It's raining success

Medicine in their veins

Merry time

Former Claremont Imam to get PhD

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Septuagenarian gets PhD on Irish literature in record time

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