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With a forthcoming feature, Hidden Gems, we want to share hints and tips about special places and people on the CU campuses. Maybe you've come across an inspirational spot for an outdoor lunch break, or an intriguing exhibit you wouldn't have known about if you hadn't stumbled upon it. Maybe it's advice on the best time of day to find a parking spot, or the name of an unsung barista who makes getting a cup of coffee truly entertaining. It can be anything or anyone that you think makes your campus special.

If you have suggestions to share, please send them to: Jay.Dedrick@cu.edu.

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