Double-take

07 May 2012

In volume 31 #06, we indicated in the article Levana kids pluck stars from sky that occupational-therapy student Jaimie Andrews would continue the work started by classmate Emma Gray at the Lavender Hill school.

We've since been informed that Andrews will be assisted in this by clinical partner Fezeka Galeni.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

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Volume 31 Edition 07

07 May 2012

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Student Life

UCT helping to grow tennis

"Agents of change" press on

HSC promotes healthy living

UCT Radio on the move

Top honour for young leader

No ivory tower for planning students

Research and innovation

By the book

Servier Fellowship in Psychopharmacology

On the value frontier of South African wines

News

Stigma is a shame - staff member

Health and Sciences

Go big on PhDs, says Mayosi

Second Inquiry Into Poverty*

First Inquiry Into Poverty*

Poverty project aims high

Smuts Hall presents new tradition

Workshop series to improve assessment

Make stats work for learners, teachers

Champagne for development societies

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Double-take

Stand-up makes marketing fun

Long way to go for transformation at varsities – Soudien

Conference cover-ed in The lancet

C*change hosts first syngas convention

Postdoc sector growing

Is UCT Racist?

Safety first

On Campus

Green pledge for residences

Safety campaign a success

Preserve records in time, says archivist

A day in the life of Dawood Hattas, chief scientific officer in the Department of Botany

Front page

HAICU takes on stigma

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