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The story "UC Denver Chancellor Wilson changing jobs" (May 26 issue) merely repeated official pronouncements. While lamentable, one expects no real clues from a press release; what is dispiriting, however, is to get no real clues from a "newsletter." We deserve better. We deserve real news about UC Denver.

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University of Colorado Denver, department of philosophy

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