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	PERA rescue plan ready for governor's signature

	End of tax exemptions could prove helpful to higher education

	Boulder campus ready for its accreditation close-up

	New Student Information System embarks on biggest expansion yet

	Five questions for Joann Belknap

	Education conference to examine how students learn

	Nominations sought for President's Diversity Award

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	CU-NIST scientists show chemistry possible at ultralow temperatures

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	100 staffers get motivated on Staff Enrichment Day

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	Seminar to detail basics of finding external funding

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
	UC Denver announces state's first bioengineering department


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Boulder campus ready for its accreditation close-up
Once-a-decade process reaches critical week of evaluation

New Student Information System embarks on biggest expansion yet
Financial aid applications to be processed starting next week

Education conference to examine how students learn
President's Teaching Scholars Program sets March 5 event

Nominations sought for President's Diversity Award
Awards of up to $1,000 to be distributed in May.

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News from the CU system

CU-BOULDER
CU-NIST scientists show chemistry possible at ultralow temperatures

UCCS
100 staffers get motivated on Staff Enrichment Day

UC DENVER
Seminar to detail basics of finding external funding

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
UC Denver announces state's first bioengineering department

PERA rescue plan ready for governor's signature
House passes legislation aimed at bolstering troubled retirement fund

End of tax exemptions could prove helpful to higher education
State lawmakers give early approval to legislative package tied to revenue stream

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