Erratum

08 March 2010

In our last edition (vol 29.02, 22 February 2010), in the story UCT to crack down on copyright infringements, we noted that "ICTS will take steps against anyone found to be involved... ". Information and Communication Technology Services would like to indicate that infringements and disciplinary measures are not handled by them, and that existing processes would be followed in such cases.

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Volume 29 Edition 03

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Student Life

Unbeaten Tigers to go head-to-head with Maties

Squash tournament lures the country's - and world's - best

Global Game Jam lockdown

SRC members test for HIV

Student body embarks on racial integration project

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Retirement roadshows

Nominate your candidate for a Distinguished Teacher Award

New appointments

Good prospects for the economy - Kantor

UCT duo in award-winning local play

Reward offered, email address established for support

Check-up for Constitution

Progress amid troubles in schools - Bloch

Conference explores cultural encounters

New status for Energy Research Centre

Hamann's corporate governance case study a winner

Department of Medicine mirrors South Africa

Tiffin takes jazz by storm

Research and innovation

PERC grants boost UCT's Afropolitan drive

New book looks at SA's climate-change mitigation options

New research institute backs up UCT mission

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A nap in time...

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Reprieve for contractor on campus

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