Shaking and stirring

18 February 2008

Fun times: From the top, Orientation leaders take international students on a tour of upper campus; Sarah Forsyth makes her way to Tugwell Hall, with a little help from parents and friends; Razia Parker (left) of the Muslim Student Association signs up with Tasneem Johnson; and DJ Yumna of UCT Radio struts her stuff during Orientation Week.

Campus came alive during the past weeks as lifelong students, enjoying the smorgasbord of offerings at UCT's Summer School, mingled with an eager clutch of first-years, trotting after faculty orientation leaders.

Parents' Day and Orientation Week were followed by registration, with all the clubs and societies on hand to sign up new members.

The Freshers' Braai was a forerunner to SAX Appeal Day on 14 February, followed by the Big Bash, presented by RAG, on 15 February.

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