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	Higher ed flexibility legislation moves forward

	Benson, Faculty Council talk non-monetary compensation at meeting

	Benefits rates, online open enrollment will be available Thursday

	Workshops explain shift in thinking about fundraising

	Boulder campus gets Googled for mapping project

	Regents name recipients of honorary degrees for 2010

	Five questions for Steve Lekson

	Symposium to examine personalized medicine, biotech advances

	Muller-Sievers named director of Center for Humanities and the Arts

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	Guest Column: Understanding political, philosophical and intellectual diversity

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	Faculty, students to chase tornadoes again this spring

UCCS
	Educator to speak on U.S. security at National Press Club

UC DENVER
	Program transforms schoolyards into farm land serving school, community

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
	Breakthrough treatment extends lives of prostate cancer patients

CU FOUNDATION
	CU-Boulder freshman campaigns for scholarship in memory of friends

TECH TRANSFER
	Biotech company expands Alzheimer's disease partnership with CU







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Steve Lekson, professor of anthropology and curator of anthropology at the University of Colorado Museum of Natural History at CU-Boulder, with Brenda Todd, a student working on Chimney Rock in southwest Colorado for her Ph.D. [Photos courtesy of Jim Scott and Steve Lekson] Read full story>>

Workshops explain shift in thinking about fundraising
CU Foundation, campuses partner to listen to donors

Regents name recipients of honorary degrees for 2010
Commencement ceremonies kick off Friday in Boulder

Muller-Sievers named director of Center for Humanities and the Arts
CU-Boulder professor to take post in July

Symposium to examine personalized medicine, biotech advances
First Gold Lab event of its kind to benefit experts and lay people

Boulder campus gets Googled for mapping project
Images collected by 'trikers' will form virtual tour for popular search engine

Benson, Faculty Council talk non-monetary compensation at meeting
Transfer of tuition benefit to get close look in months ahead

People
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Letters to the Editor
Delay in rates causes frustration over open enrollment

Guest Column
Understanding political, philosophical and intellectual diversity

News from the CU system

CU-BOULDER
Faculty, students to chase tornadoes again this spring

UCCS
Educator to speak on U.S. security at National Press Club

UC DENVER
Program transforms schoolyards into farm land serving school, community

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
Breakthrough treatment extends lives of prostate cancer patients

CU FOUNDATION
CU-Boulder freshman campaigns for scholarship in memory of friends

TECH TRANSFER
Biotech company expands Alzheimer's disease partnership with CU

Higher ed flexibility legislation moves forward
Lawmakers say loosening restrictions will help institutions cope with looming 'funding cliff'

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