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	Meeting minutes: Boulder Faculty Assembly Executive Committee

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	Study opportunities in China to be highlighted at evening of food, film

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
	Cancer Center explores the art of spreading the word


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Five questions for Thomas Hauser
Director, research computing, CU-Boulder

Hidden Gems: UC-Denver Career Center
Staff blends personal touch with technology in serving job-seeking students

Columbia University provost to speak at annual Diversity Summit
'Elevating learning through inclusive teaching' theme of event at UCCS

Hoaxing satirists, author-journalist coming to Boulder
Free talks part of student-run offshoot of Conference on World Affairs

Meeting minutes: Boulder Faculty Assembly Executive Committee

People
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•	2010 W-2s available online via campus portal
•	$10,000 prize recognizes community commitment
•	Reminder: Prescription benefits have changed for employees in Anthem plans

Letters to the editor

News from the CU system

CU-BOULDER
Lecture to honor religious studies professor emeritus

UCCS
Use of technology for education leads to globe-spanning press conference

UC-DENVER
Study opportunities in China to be highlighted at evening of food, film

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
Cancer Center explores the art of spreading the word

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