Monday Monthly

Volume 21 Edition 28

27 Sep 2002

News

Academic freedom demands break with the past, says Education Minister

Second world first for actuarial science

Fresh impetus to Arabic studies

Changes to accounting standards discussed

Women for fellowship at AGI

Graduate fare at Open Day draws a crowd

Clowning is serious business when curing makes way for caring

The way forward for WC university collaboration

GSB wins major contract with INSETA

ENGEO Masters students at the World Summit

Environmental factors planned for new Chem Eng facility

Therapeutic effects of African drumming steer youths away from crime

Essay competition: Hanslo's beady dolls win

Guest editorial: Human Genetics Day, September 30, 2002

Leading Holocaust scholar visits Kaplan Centre

Benefaction and the HIV/AIDS pandemic

Lusaseni on the T as she heads for Denmark

UCT hits Tukkies for six

It's a woman's world

News in Brief

Previous Editions

Volume 21
Edition 27 23 Sep 2002

Volume 21
Edition 26 16 Sep 2002

Volume 21
Edition 25 09 Sep 2002

Volume 21
Edition 24 26 Aug 2002

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