SRC 2012 Portfolios
On Friday 30 September between 4 and 5.15pm the 2012 SRC portfolios were decided.
2011 SRC Report Card
C+ (for communication): This year’s SRC failed to communicate with students and several members admitted they could have and should have ...
Video: SRC candidates, are you listening?
What do students think about the SRC? Are they seen/heard enough? Are they addressing relevant issues on campus? ...
Pictures: Right2Know on the Streets of Cape Town
The Right2Know march to Parliament on Saturday, 17 September was well-attended by South Africans from all walks of life. Dressed in red, black and ...
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SRC 2012 Portfolios
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2011 SRC Report Card
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Video: SRC candidates, are you listening?
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Pictures: Right2Know on the Streets of Cape Town
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News
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Power outage trips UCT
A city-wide power outage brought UCT to a standstill at 11am on Wednesday 28 September for about an hour. Masses of students covered Jammie steps as their lectures and tutorials were cancelled.…
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Sport
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Plan now for future success
This year has been filled with rugby glory for UCT. We won the Varsity Cup, deservedly, after being losing finalists twice. We won the Western Province Super League after 37 years, winning 13 consecut…
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Opinions
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Blindfolded Voting
This year I was expectant. The SRC voting stations were set up around campus again – really elegant, well-organized stands. Manning each station was a selection of eager, bright-eyed student r…
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Features
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Make-Overs, The Pits, Shadowclub and The Great Apes getting all Jolly in Plumstead
The Jolly Roger, 29 December 2011. Plumstead is far from everywhere. This is a fact that cannot be disputed. I drove from Durbanville for this gig. I considered staying over halfway and continui…
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