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	CU branding initiative under way

	New faces, familiar concerns for CU as Legislature convenes

	CU considers guaranteed tuition for resident students

	Five questions for Graziana Lazzarino

	Jewish Studies celebrates centuries of culture

	People

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	Researcher: Bloggers' word choice reveals personalities

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	Campus police hosting joint crisis negotiation, tactical training exercise

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	Study: Nonprofit community plays critical role in disaster relief, recovery

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
	Fitzsimons Early Learning Center begins pre-registration sessions


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CU branding initiative under way
University aims for consistency and coordination in messages and visual images Read more >>

Five questions for Graziana Lazzarino
Retiring professor, Italian language, CU-Boulder

CU branding initiative under way
University aims for consistency and coordination in messages and visual images

New faces, familiar concerns for CU as Legislature convenes
Lobbyists focusing on budget during crucial year for state funding

CU considers guaranteed tuition for resident students
Regents discuss idea at winter retreat

Jewish Studies celebrates centuries of culture
Annual event includes celebration of Reb Zalman Archives at CU-Boulder

People
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Feb. 15 is deadline for Boettcher biomedical research grant requests

Letters to the editor
PERA discussion calls for perspective

News from the CU system

CU-BOULDER
Researcher: Bloggers' word choice reveals personalities

UCCS
Campus police hosting joint crisis negotiation, tactical training exercise

UC DENVER
Study: Nonprofit community plays critical role in disaster relief, recovery

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
Fitzsimons Early Learning Center begins pre-registration sessions

LEGISLATIVE LAUNCH: The Faculty and Staff Newsletter begins its coverage of the 2011 Colorado General Assembly with today's preview of the session, where decisions about the state budget will continue to be a top priority for CU. Lawmakers convened today in Denver.

There won't be a shortage of topics for discussion in the weeks ahead, so please take advantage of our electronic forum by weighing in with Letters to the Editor. Please send submissions to newsletter@cu.edu.

And if you have thoughts on what else you'd like to see in the Newsletter, please send them to Jay.Dedrick@cu.edu.

— Jay Dedrick

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