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	PERA rescue plan signed into law by governor

	Higher ed budget, tuition flexibility generate fresh discussion

	CU-Boulder launches national search for Leeds School of Business dean

	Loan forgiveness program could hold future reward for CU employees

	Procurement Service Center sets open houses

	5 questions for Tad Pfeffer

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CU-BOULDER
	Search under way for Alumni Association director

UCCS
	Bosley talks budget issues with Faculty Assembly

UC DENVER
	Faculty to play prominent role in student symposium

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
	New type of complex genetic variation discovered


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CU-Boulder's Taf Pfeffer has aimed his camera lens at climate change in Alaska. [Photo courtesy of James Balog] Read full story>>

CU-Boulder launches national search for Leeds School of Business dean
Plan calls for hiring by January 2011

Loan forgiveness program could hold future reward for CU employees
Potential federal reimbursement promised to those in public service jobs

Procurement Service Center sets open houses
Purchasing specialists can talk shop at four events in March, Procurement Month

Letters to the editor
“Like many of my fellow staff members in the CU system, I have been dealing with the huge amount of extra work that has resulted from migration to the new expense system... ”

People
News about your colleagues at the university

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System Staff Council is planning a supply drive for people in need

News from the CU system

CU-BOULDER
Search under way for Alumni Association director

UCCS
Bosley talks budget issues with Faculty Assembly

UC DENVER
Faculty to play prominent role in student symposium

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
New type of complex genetic variation discovered

PERA rescue plan signed into law by governor
Ritter calls reduction in benefits 'fiscally responsible'

Higher ed budget, tuition flexibility generate fresh discussion
Governor holds line on cuts to institutions – for now

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