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14 December 2009

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New trust will benefit needy staff and students

All South Africans damaged by apartheid

UCT scholars get country's highest honours

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Stellar academics Ellis and Warner receive high honours

Graduation archive

SADC nations not on the same page

Post-mortem of a massacre

Rogue seals cause havoc

Three more USHEPiA PhDs for Africa

Spiritually speaking

Older than language

Social networking loosens up traditional modes of instruction

Zuze wins top PhD prize

My experience does not define who I am

It's not all fun and games anymore, says Ramugondo

How battle for life ended in a PhD

Solomons beats ill health to graduate

From dissertation to diapers

If the cap fits, do it again

Cap that!

Is there a doctor in the family?

A feast of doctorates

Graduation revisited for Hussey

Maths a must for this family

From physics to philosophy for PhD

Famous Fagan family does it again

A family affair as prof caps daughter, and ... son marries in Jammie Hall

Like mom, like daughter

Micu Narunsky's music plays on

Gone fishing? No, gone to graduation

Seeing into the country's future

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Triumph of hope over adversity

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