More visible security
Fully in support of free tertiary education for financially destitute students
Financial aid based on evidence of academic success ( i.e. Passing 1st year) from second year
Govt pay-back loan scheme as in Australia ( increases accountability / personal responsibility )
All students ' rights honored
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irene laemmle
10 years ago
Students must be allowed to study and be protected in the process.
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Barbara Manning
10 years ago
As a UCT alumnus and parent of a 2016 graduate student I fully support the re-opening of UCT on 3 October
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Sandy Dunnett
10 years ago
Please let our children just come back and finish off the year!
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Giselle Driver
10 years ago
more action against protestors
more security
the majority want to finish the year and be contributors to society
free education for all impossible
financial aid for those who achieve academically and can't afford tertiary fees
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Andrew Bright
10 years ago
Yes start UCT on Monday 3 October and carry on with teaching.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Open UCT!
C
Christopher Knutsen
10 years ago
Open uct
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Haris Marcopoulos
10 years ago
Open the campus
Bring the police
Stop the protestors and the bandits.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please please can we open
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please reopen. At this rate, I may have to move universities (which I really do t want to do)
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Divhani Matumba
10 years ago
I support the reopen
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Catherine Hodgson
10 years ago
Don't let these thugs hold UCT hostage. Bring in the security that is needed to uphold the other student's right to study!
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suleiman salie
10 years ago
students who want to complete their studies must have the right to attend their lectures, exams, etc. the university must ensure that it provides the service that students paid for.
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Anne Marx
10 years ago
I feel so very strongly that enough is enough, the issues certainly need to be addressed and I believe that the various stakeholders will be proactive in this regard. Nothing however is going to be resolved overnight and in the interim it is vital that those students who are serious about their studies are allowed to exercise their right to do so without being disrupted and having their physical safety threatened.
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Weedaad Salie
10 years ago
I suggest that all parents chaperone their children to varsity on Monday & stand at the lecture theatres to prevent any disruptions. That way, protesters will know that we're also a force to be reckoned with.
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charmaine
10 years ago
Open our University, free it from these criminals
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Jane
10 years ago
The rights of students who wish to learn need to be upheld.
Please open !!
#OpenUCT
More visible security Fully in support of free tertiary education for financially destitute students Financial aid based on evidence of academic success ( i.e. Passing 1st year) from second year Govt pay-back loan scheme as in Australia ( increases accountability / personal responsibility ) All students ' rights honored
Students must be allowed to study and be protected in the process.
As a UCT alumnus and parent of a 2016 graduate student I fully support the re-opening of UCT on 3 October
Please let our children just come back and finish off the year!
more action against protestors more security the majority want to finish the year and be contributors to society free education for all impossible financial aid for those who achieve academically and can't afford tertiary fees
Yes start UCT on Monday 3 October and carry on with teaching.
Open UCT!
Open uct
Open the campus Bring the police Stop the protestors and the bandits.
Please please can we open
Please reopen. At this rate, I may have to move universities (which I really do t want to do)
I support the reopen
Don't let these thugs hold UCT hostage. Bring in the security that is needed to uphold the other student's right to study!
students who want to complete their studies must have the right to attend their lectures, exams, etc. the university must ensure that it provides the service that students paid for.
I feel so very strongly that enough is enough, the issues certainly need to be addressed and I believe that the various stakeholders will be proactive in this regard. Nothing however is going to be resolved overnight and in the interim it is vital that those students who are serious about their studies are allowed to exercise their right to do so without being disrupted and having their physical safety threatened.
I suggest that all parents chaperone their children to varsity on Monday & stand at the lecture theatres to prevent any disruptions. That way, protesters will know that we're also a force to be reckoned with.
Open our University, free it from these criminals
The rights of students who wish to learn need to be upheld.