Rugby update

31 May 2004

The FNB UCT first team travelled to hardscrabble Mitchell's Plain to take on Oasis Collegians on Saturday, May 22. Sadly, the side was overwhelmed by its rivals, going down 10-20.

Other UCT sides to make the trip did much better, however. The UCT A1 side gave Collegians A a 45-0 hiding, UCT 2 routed Collegians 2 by 38-12, and UCT 3 emulated the A1 side by swamping Collegians 3 by 45-0.

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Monday Monthly

Volume 23 Edition 15

31 May 2004

News

Briefs

The science and the science fiction

GSB graduate to feature in international documentary

Five swell college's musical throng

Heroes of the past inspire new Council member

New employment equity policy

GSB one of five business schools to be accredited

Two honorary degrees for VC

Top students honoured

Students reach out with Teach Out

Commitment is the name of the game

Letters

UCT brainiacs hope to turn exercise science on its head

Ice age flick leaves some cold

Netball jacks up game, but still no win

Soccer team sports new colours

UCT routs local archrivals

Hockey women stumble, men give WP the edge

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