Erratum

21 May 2007

In the Comments box accompanying the article on affirmative action in Monday Paper vol 26 no 6, we incorrectly ascribed a comment to Roger Adams. The observation actually came from Roger Arendse. We apologise for the error.

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Volume 26 Edition 07

21 May 2007

Front page

Three new research themes for UCT

Research and innovation

Seaweed research makes waves

Project flutter-by

Front page extra

Fight against AIDS and stigma

News

Stop Press

Social responsiveness at UCT

Talented economics student dies

Network and email delays

Bursary boosts student in hunt for TB cure

Black victimhood, white melancholia

Rich vein of talent emerges

UCT takes third computer science title

Calling all macebearers

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Sky the limit for Golda

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Affirmative Action debate

Respect and Honesty: Let's Get The Facts Correct, by Prof David Benatar

Equity and irony, by Tharana Patten

On the Affirmative Action "Debate" at UCT, by Dr Elisa Galgut

Dr Greg Fried

Dr Michelle Kuttel

On Race-Based Affirmative Action, by Lebogang Hoveka

Nothing new in the Benatar inaugural lecture, by Dr Sam Raditlhalo

Governing Whiteness! Now that cannot be allowed!, by Zimitri Erasmus

Previous Editions

Volume 26
Edition 06 07 May 2007

Volume 26
Edition 05 23 Apr 2007

Volume 26
Edition 04 10 Apr 2007

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Edition 03 19 Mar 2007

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