Second time around for Sulcas

09 December 2002

With honours: Gaby Sulcas (left) poses with her father, Professor Paul Sulcas, who is at the Graduate School of Business. Sulcas will be stepping up to the podium for the second time to receive her honours in drama. Next year Sulcas says she would like to take a break and perhaps travel. â€œThat is if I am allowed,â€ she said jokingly, looking at her father.

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Volume 21 Edition 38

09 Dec 2002

News

Compliments of the Season to MP readers.

Bumper graduations and celebrations mark year-end

New DVC for Student Affairs portfolio

Long walk to the top from Welkom

Bringing law and order with distinction

Asary scores own goal with distinction

You've read the book, now read the thesis by UCT's "penguin man"

Chemical Engineering duo takes Omnia prize for thesis

Ethiopian is Information Systems' first PhD in 15 years

Storing away a little something for the future

Personal triumph for two hearing-impaired MBChB students

Double fÃªte for UCT staffer

Daughter continues tradition of learning

The French connection started it off for Whitaker family

Second time around for Sulcas

Talented Williams siblings take on grad en masse

Jabbar to add music to expanding performance repertoire

The world is not enough for Adams

MBAs celebrate end of their studies

UCT's fledgling legal eagle

No more sneaking into class for statistics PhD

The secret to his success

Quadruple distinction for science grad

Candid camera analysis designed to build team performance

AIM graduate hits career gas

Big bank beckons stats grad

UCT's a right royal Crowe's nest

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