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	Administrators: Discontinuance of SJMC will lead to stronger journalism education

	Regents asked to support in-state tuition for undocumented students

	Faculty Council recommends changes to dismissed-for-cause policy

	Five questions for Mary Rupp

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	Study: Stresses of unemployed spouse affect job performance of other spouse

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	New primary care center for people with developmental disabilities opens

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	Buechner Institute study: Lack of state revenue threatens public services

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
	High-altitude athletic training gives clues to fighting lethal problems

TECH TRANSFER
	AmideBio licenses CU-developed treatment for Alzheimer's disease


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Five questions for Mary Rupp
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Administrators: Discontinuance of SJMC will lead to stronger journalism education
Some regents ask questions about reasoning behind recommendation

Regents asked to support in-state tuition for undocumented students
Some want CU to endorse current Senate bill; board listens but takes no action

Faculty Council recommends changes to dismissed-for-cause policy
Governance group gives input to Board of Regents via suggested change

Five questions for Mary Rupp
Archives librarian, digital repository coordinator, UCCS Archives

People
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•	Nominations needed for most accessible websites

Letters to the editor
Expansion of tuition benefit should include more flexibility

Ebert commentary appreciated

News from the CU system

CU-BOULDER
Study: Stresses of unemployed spouse affect job performance of other spouse

UCCS
New primary care center for people with developmental disabilities opens

CU DENVER
Buechner Institute study: Lack of state revenue threatens public services

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
High-altitude athletic training gives clues to fighting lethal problems

TECH TRANSFER
AmideBio licenses CU-developed treatment for Alzheimer's disease

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