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(19*-) Academic, playwright, poet, and musician. **As academic he taught at ***, then became Director of Client services at the [[UNISA]] Library (2000-2009) and in 2009 moved to the [[University of Johannesburg]] as Chief Librarian. His theatrical work in high school when he and [[Philip Louw]] wrote a play called ''[[From hippie to normal: the story of sinners and the birth of Jesus Christ]]''. [He became a member of a theatrical group in Eersterust, for whom he wrote a number of plays ??**] *

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	Various entries in the [[NELM]] catalogue.		Various entries in the [[NELM]] catalogue.

		+	[[ESAT Bibliography Coa-Col\|Coetser, J.L.]] 2008.

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 As academic he taught at ***, then became Director of Client services at the [[UNISA]] Library  (2000-2009) and in April 2009 moved to the [[Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University]] as Director of Library and Information Services.
-He has written several articles and letters as champion of the [[Afrikaans]] language, some published in ''[[Taalgenoot]]''.
+He has written several articles and letters as champion of the [[Afrikaans]] language, some published in ''[[Die Taalgenoot]]''.
 == His work in theatre ==

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-(19*-) Academic, playwright, poet, and musician. **As academic he taught at ***, then became Director of Client services at the [[UNISA]] Library  (2000-2009) and in April 2009 moved to the [[Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University]] as Director of Library and Information Services.
+[[Robert Pearce]] (19*-).  Academic, playwright, poet, and musician. Also known as Robert J. Pearce.
 == His work in theatre ==
 His theatrical work in high school when he and [[Philip Louw]] wrote a play called ''[[From hippie to normal: the story of sinners and the birth of Jesus Christ]]''. [He became a member of a theatrical group in Eersterust, for whom he wrote a number of plays  ??**] *
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 He acted in ''[[Daai's nou Politiek]]'' (1999).
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	His theatrical work in high school when he and [[Philip Louw]] wrote a play called ''[[From hippie to normal: the story of sinners and the birth of Jesus Christ]]''. [He became a member of a theatrical group in Eersterust, for whom he wrote a number of plays ??*]		His theatrical work in high school when he and [[Philip Louw]] wrote a play called ''[[From hippie to normal: the story of sinners and the birth of Jesus Christ]]''. [He became a member of a theatrical group in Eersterust, for whom he wrote a number of plays ??*]
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		+	Robert wrote ''[[Farmer Malan and his Birds and Animals]]'' a sketch, ''[[The Highbucks Gang]]'', ''[[Die Highbucks Bende]]'', ''[[In Glass Houses]]'', ''[[Kleurvolle Struggle – ‘n Multiracial Jol]]'', ''[[Die Laaste Marapie]]'', ''[[Die Laaste Supper in Marabastad]]'', ''[[Die Meeting Oftewél Vergadering]]'', ''[[Die Musicians]]'', ''[['n Shrink vir Azania]]'', ''[[Ons vir jou Azania]]'', ''[[Die Ontwortelde Boemelaars]]'', ''[[The Paulson Story]]''.
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		+	He acted in ''[[Daai's nou Politiek]]'' (1999).
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−	(19-) Academic, playwright, poet, and musician. As academic he taught at , then became Director of Client services at the [[UNISA]] Library (2000-2009) and in 2009 moved to the [[University ~~of Johannesburg~~]] as ~~Chief Librarian~~. His theatrical work in high school when he and [[Philip Louw]] wrote a play called ''[[From hippie to normal: the story of sinners and the birth of Jesus Christ]]''. [He became a member of a theatrical group in Eersterust, for whom he wrote a number of plays ??] *	+	(19-) Academic, playwright, poet, and musician. As academic he taught at **, then became Director of Client services at the [[UNISA]] Library (2000-2009) and in April 2009 moved to the [[Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University]] as Director of Library and Information Services.
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		+	His theatrical work in high school when he and [[Philip Louw]] wrote a play called ''[[From hippie to normal: the story of sinners and the birth of Jesus Christ]]''. [He became a member of a theatrical group in Eersterust, for whom he wrote a number of plays ??*]

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 His theatrical work in high school when he and [[Philip Louw]] wrote a play called ''[[From hippie to normal: the story of sinners and the birth of Jesus Christ]]''. [He became a member of a theatrical group in Eersterust, for whom he wrote a number of plays  ??**] *
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