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TERROR ON CAMPUS

     

Barely two rows of the Wits amphitheatre were filled when Mosiuoa Lekota visited Wits University on Wednesday to officially launch the party’s Student Movement on campus.

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Free higher education?


Amid the burning tyres and the fountain of pepper spray, a greater debate has emerged on the future of South Africa’s tertiary education system.
Sasco’s demands for free tertiary education for the poor have been met with a mixed response among Witsies.

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No support structures in res


Two international postgraduate students have died in residences in the space of one month. In the event of a medical emergency, many students do not know how to react or which procedures to follow.

 

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Grim outlook for salaries

Wits salary increases this year are expected to be much smaller than the 12.75 percent and 10.75 percent enjoyed by academic staff and support staff respectively last year.

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Sunny side up

 

A fleet of uniquely designed solar-powered cars will take over the South African roads during September this year.

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Zuma aims to please


President Jacob Zuma’s State of the Nation address lacked the same conviction of previous proposals made about the change of tertiary education institutions in South Africa.

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SRC victories in exclusion battle

Sixty-six percent of last year's excluded students have successfully been readmitted into university and are back into academic life.

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Sasco’s fruitless nationwide protests



Nationwide South African Students Congress (Sasco) protests failed to pick up momentum last week, after attempts to close nine universities were unfruitful.

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Driving licences


STUDENTS will now leave school after matric with a driver’s licence.

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EPU takes on new direction



The Wits Education Policy Unit will soon be taking on a drastic new path under its new director, Dr. Peliwe Lolwana.

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To tattoo or not to tattoo?


Wits students have always had a wide selection of services on campus. Recently Wits received a new addition to the abundance of services offered at the Matrix - a tattoo parlour.

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Political intolerance on campus


The Cope Student Movement (COPESM) cites political foul play as a possible explanation behind their posters being prematurely removed from various sights around east campus last week.

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