Monthly Archives: December 2016

What do you say, when liberalism fails?

Posted on December 16, 2016 by Ed Rybicki

I have just attended my first University of Cape Town Convocation Annual General Meeting: the first, I will point out, since I was eligible to attend from during my first degree from here, in 1976. It should have been exciting … Continue reading →

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Why we should not vote against Max Price at Convocation

Posted on December 8, 2016 by Ed Rybicki

Next week (15th December 2016), UCT convocation will vote on a motion of no confidence in their Vice Chancellor (VC), Dr Max Price.  At UCT we have had a busy year of debate and student protests, with considerable disruption of academic life. … Continue reading →

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