Celebration at official opening

19 April 2004

The new chemical engineering building was officially opened on April 2 at a function in the Jameson Hall attended by 250 people. Keith Rumble (right), CEO of Impala Platinum, spoke on behalf of the donors. He was photographed with the vice-chancellor, Prof Njabulo Ndebele.

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Volume 23 Edition 09

19 Apr 2004

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Nature article questions protected area networks

GSH campaign against sexual harassment

Celebration at official opening

Aspirant engineers gather to build bridges

Sports scientist wins MRC promotion

Day scoops water research award

Hambidge has three reasons for celebrating

Adventurers in Zambezi Wakka boost malaria coffers

The secret world of UCT's rare books collection

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Tangle for two

Two Oceans runners join sports science

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