PASS Forum cancelled

17 June 2003

Please note that the PASS Forum scheduled for July 3 has been cancelled, following the cancellation of the July 2 Council meeting, due to the July vacation period. The August meeting has also been moved from Thursday, August 7, to Friday, August 8, from 08h30 – 10h30 in the Senate Room. Speakers will discuss UCT's new Organisational Health Plan as well as UCT's Purchasing Card.

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Monday Monthly

Volume 22 Edition 17

17 Jun 2003

News

PASS Forum cancelled

Antiretrovirals work in impoverished settings, UCT doctor tells World Bank

Scholar on encyclopaedic gateway to African-American studies

Kosi Bay researcher collects US conservation award

Who's graduating: pictures emailed around the world

Worship fits in fatherhood, futures and faculty finances

Postdoc scholar seeks home-grown compounds to combat TB

PhD reflects on how student performance is evaluated

The two souths meet as Master's student explores Jewish links

ADP performer fast tracks his studies

Worldwatch

Letter

Farewell to respected UCT chemist

Transfer of medical aid savings from Caremed/Oxygen to Discovery

Sponsorship to underpin clean technology research

ICTS trainers gather under one umbrella in Cape Town

Zero in on Crime

Fame at last for UCT dance student

Banjo man picks up 1929 winner for his collection

SACM benefits from painting patronage

Excellence by degrees as June graduand figures grow

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Volume 22
Edition 16 09 Jun 2003

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Edition 15 02 Jun 2003

Volume 22
Edition 14 26 May 2003

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