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Othello antics grab audience

 

Wits drama is wowing audiences with its dynamic version of Shakespeare’s Othello.

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"Shoot the Boer" on campus

The infamous Shoot the Boer song should not be sung on Wits campus, say the two largest student political groups.

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Joburg Art Fair 2010 - Art and industry intertwined

Art has gone from something we merely celebrate through respect and admiration, to a consumable product in contemporary society. The Joburg Art Fair 2010’s “Art & Industry” theme testified to this, with 23 art galleries and 11 special projects showcasing the functionality of art in South African society.

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World Cup dents profits at the Matrix

Store owners at the Matrix have been feeling a profit pinch as students leave campus for an early break.

This year’s soccer world cup has altered Wits’ calendar. At present, students have less than four months to finish all course work for the rest of the year and one and a half months of scheduled exam time. This excludes public holidays.

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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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Two scientists and a dog

 Joanne Carew and Aurelia Chapman

The latest paleontological discovery in the Cradle of Humankind is believed to have significant meaning for the history of human evolution.

Dr Job Kibii, a researcher at the Institute for Human Evolution, was part of the group that assisted in the latest find. The discovery of the initial specimens in August 2008 coincided with Kibii’s first hominid site visit.

He, along with team leader, Professor Lee Burger, visited the site with Burger’s son and the family dog.

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Malema woes

A socialist worth more than a 100-million rand, 12 outstanding speeding fines, which he denies, and two multi-million rand homes in the heart of the northern suburbs, Julius Malema has never been short of controversy.

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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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