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Continue reading →: You can start over as many times as you like…
by Sanelisiwe Fourteen magine moving from having an income back to having to depend on an allowance. Moving back into a school residence after living on your own. I won’t even go into not being allowed any visitors. After the pandemic and lockdown was announced a few weeks before my…
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Continue reading →: A year that is happening/happened to me and for me, a series of lessons
by Elizabeth Hlagala To say it has been a tough year would be an understatement. I moved almost a thousand kilometres from everything and everyone I have ever known with just a bag on my shoulders and a registration letter. Little did I know the challenges that await on the…
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Continue reading →: My Honours year experience
by Dimpho Mphaka The year twenty twenty-two (2022) was the most challenging year I have ever had since I started my university life journey. It is intriguing how every student face challenges such as getting funding, transitioning from one university to another and facing difficulty in adapting to a new…
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Continue reading →: Summation of forensic anthropology
by Iosac Davidson Positive identification of human remains is a primary focus of forensic anthropology. One of the most commonly preserved tissues are teeth, being the hardest structure in the body. The main goal of the forensic anthropologist is to create an osteobiography to assist the forensic pathologist in the…
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Continue reading →: What a rollercoaster ride!
by Kayla Lesch In 2021, I completed my BSc degree in Biotechnology at the University of the Western Cape with a Magna Cum Laude and did exceptionally well in all my modules. Although everything was online due to COVID-19 including lectures and exams, it was still tough. Somehow, 2021 was one…
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Continue reading →: A student’s job is to learn, not know
by Imraan Dixon There’s a cognitive bias called the Dunning-Kruger effect first described by two aptly named researchers, David Dunning and Justin Kruger (funny how things always line up like that, huh?). Essentially, it causes people with limited knowledge to overestimate the extent of that knowledge. Regardless of how true…
