UCT honours its faithful

02 October 2006

Hats off to the stalwarts! At the annual Long-Service Awards luncheon on September 12, UCT again paid homage to the longevity of those staff members who have served at the university faithfully over recent decades. As usual, the special guests were those staff who have completed or, in 2006, will be completing 15, 25 and 35 years at UCT. Among those at this year's bash were (clockwise) Arawaan Duncan (25 years) and Grant Willis (25 years), both being congratulated by Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-Principal, Prof Martin West; and Tanya Barben (35 years) and Desmond Williams with Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Prof Njabulo S Ndebele.

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Volume 25 Edition 21

02 Oct 2006

News

Corporate governance award

Women under threat

Erratum

Haikona to HIV/AIDS

Contributing to UCT

Top political kudos for students

Honours for Ndebele in London

Music to college's ears

Elections draw to a close

Lucky seven voted into library association

Systems or student orientated?

Applications for NRF evaluating and rating

Research Office hosts skills development workshop

UCT honours its faithful

Spring clean for a decade of South African stats data

Lessons from a township classroom

Art at arm's length

Graduates' work going for a song

Campus Highlights

Tribute to Lindsay Weight

UCT Springboks celebrate

Sports round-up

Tutu stakes new claim for Steve Biko's legacy

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