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	Benson reminds lawmakers of university's economic impact

	Video technology extending reach of UCCS in Southern Colorado

	Early budget shows steady state funding for higher ed

	Solemn send-off

	Five questions for Donald Misch

	Scrooge and Co. return to Boulder campus

	Court of Appeals favors CU in Churchill case

	UC Denver set for Giving Back

	Boettcher biomedical research grant applications available

	Meeting summary: Boulder Faculty Assembly

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NEWS FROM THE CU SYSTEM

CU-BOULDER
	CU-NASA research center to study sun's effects on Earth's climate

UCCS
	Staffers among graduates at commencement

UC DENVER
	New website to address need for coverage of health care issues

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
	Doctors investigate not-so-sweet side of fructose

CU FOUNDATION
	Fundraising report available online


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Solemn send-off
Piece of World Trade Center transferred from UCCS to Cheyenne Mountain Read more >>

Five questions for Donald Misch
Director, Wardenburg Health Center, CU-Boulder

Benson reminds lawmakers of university's economic impact
Joint Budget Committee hears why support for CU benefits fight against recession

Video technology extending reach of UCCS in Southern Colorado
TelePresence system also has potential to reduce administrative travel - and costs

Early budget shows steady state funding for higher ed
Cuts still a possibility despite governor's submission for 2011-12 fiscal year

Solemn send-off
Piece of World Trade Center transferred from UCCS to Cheyenne Mountain

Scrooge and Co. return to Boulder campus
Colorado Shakespeare Festival's 'A Christmas Carol' begins Thursday

Court of Appeals favors CU in Churchill case
Previous verdict upheld; former professor still has legal options

UC Denver set for Giving Back
Faculty and staff to be joined this year by students, alumni in volunteering

Boettcher biomedical research grant applications available
Deadline for CU biomedical researchers is Feb. 15

Meeting summary:
Boulder Faculty Assembly

Did you know...

•	Boulder locations now retail prescription outlets for UA Net members
•	Medical humanities anthology collecting writing, artwork

Letters to the editor
"Prime parking spots for hybrid vehicles a misguided policy" & Adjunct appreciates support for conference"

News from the CU system

CU-BOULDER
CU-NASA research center to study sun's effects on Earth's climate

UCCS
Staffers among graduates at commencement

UC DENVER
New website to address need for coverage of health care issues

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
Doctors investigate not-so-sweet side of fructose

CU FOUNDATION
Fundraising report available online

BOARD OF REGENTS: The CU Board of Regents met Nov. 18-19 on the campus of the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. Besides coverage in today's issue, the Faculty and Staff Newsletter also posted an update on Nov. 19. Click here to read about the board's establishment of a new athletics subcommittee.

The Newsletter publishes two more issues this month, Dec. 8 and 15. Submissions for those issues are due the Thursday before publication (Dec. 2 and 9, respectively).

The Newsletter will return after the holidays on Jan. 5. Submissions for that issue are due Monday, Dec. 20.

WHAT'S ON YOUR MIND? We always welcome your letters to the editor on topics of interest to current and retired CU faculty and staff. Please send submissions to newsletter@cu.edu. And if you have a news item or story idea you'd like to share, please send it to Jay.Dedrick@cu.edu.

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