O-Week

16 February 2009


Taekwon-Do's Sinelizwi Songca goes all Van Damme on two boards	Dean Harrison of the Scuba Club shows that there are some fun times on the cards for new members


Keegan Ziady gets the wheels rolling for the Cycling Club	Onkemetse Paledi of the Botswana Students' Association looks to catch a few new signatures

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Public lecture

Botany student's hard work bags two awards

Mintek and UCT cut through red tape for student

VC marches

Calls to alms and support at Zimbabwe assembly

Call to action

Khan sets sights on the world

Conflict resolution centre is leading think tank

Curb climate change, leaders asked

A-rating for Farrant a first in the natural sciences

Maths digest for 500 schools

Gender justice colloquium

Visiting students welcomed

Mandela Rhodes Scholarships

Law trio eyes top prize

MBA best value

Novel cancer winner

Education practice award

Kalula to sound out Zim

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Ikey Tigers rampant against TUT

UCT cricketing stars for WP amateur league

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Uys's humour comes to UCT

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