Quotes

02 June 2003

Thought flows in terms of stories - stories about events, stories about people, stories about intentions and achievements. The best teachers are the best storytellers. We learn in the form of stories. - Frank Smith

He that wrestles with us strengths our nerves, and sharpens our skill. Our antagonist is our helper. - Edmund Burke

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Monday Monthly

Volume 22 Edition 15

02 Jun 2003

News

Say "Cheese!"

Institute learns from India

Special edition of Monday Paper

Quotes

There's no business like the winning business

There's something cheesy about this lot

New era, new space for CERECAM

Noakes' runner's bible reaches winning line first

Debater headed for world championship

SA companies make earlier forays into international markets

Resource centre gives disability studies a helping hand

Law professor argues for improved access to courts

Workshop on communicating with severely disabled children

Zygote's Homeric journey secures life for baby Nhlahla

Letter

Teachers praise learning course

Zero in on crime

Macebearers still needed

Concert ticket money buys African music instruments

Drama student has the world at her feet

Promotion for former UCT dancer

Film institute and Labia spliced in screening partnership

Previous Editions

Volume 22
Edition 14 26 May 2003

Volume 22
Edition 13 19 May 2003

Volume 22
Edition 12 12 May 2003

Volume 22
Edition 11 05 May 2003

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