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Reopening UCT on Monday the 3rd of October

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Philip Smith
10 years ago

Open UCT campus.

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Aimee Kruger
10 years ago

pleaserestart classes on Monday the 3rd of Oct. I would like to graduate this year!

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Walter pfaff
10 years ago

Please can we study again...

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Paul
10 years ago

The doors of learning must remain open.

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Richard Griffin
10 years ago

Let us not be intimidated!

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Chesney Huskisson
10 years ago

Don't dare let a minority ruin education for the rest of us

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Matthew
10 years ago

Open UCT again and don't allow a minority to bully you

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Emma
10 years ago

Please let the university open so we can get the education we fight for.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

We need to finish the semester.

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Travis
10 years ago

Open campus

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Mariak Kromann Reich
10 years ago Featured

Hello, I'm from Denmark and I'm here to do a 'Study Semester Abroad' at UCT! I cannot finish my last master's semester and get my credits transferred to my home university, if we don't resume classes. I have paid a lot of money to come and study here but now I cannot graduate and I have to go home if the demonstrations continue! :(

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Anonymous
10 years ago

We all want our education back.

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alf schoda
10 years ago

Open UCT, stopping messing up our young future leaders lives, respect the rights of those who want to study

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Jenna Abraham
10 years ago

I absolutely agree

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Sarah Lawson
10 years ago

Definitely agree. It is unfair on others and the consequences for everyone due to a shutdown as it can be severe. However I agree to protesting but not a shutdown.

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Daniel Pons
10 years ago Featured

There are some real problems here that have legitimate cause for protest, however the general desire for better South African education cannot be realised by crippling the education system further. Let education resume, for the sake of future generations of young South Africans.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

We have paid to learn!

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Richard Willmore
10 years ago

Stop this insanity, it won't happen overnight....

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Nick
10 years ago

The dire consequences that will come to be should the academic year not be completed in 2016 are extreme and highly disruptive - on a national level and bigger than tertiary education. For a description of such a scenario look for the press conference by Max Price (UCT) on September 28, 2016. (UCT Youtube page). Let this gather the momentum that non-protesting students need to see to stand up and challenge the direction the protesters are taking. We merely need to redirect them to government - not silence them completely. Currently, they're addressing the wrong group.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Open UCT asap