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	Researchers determine benefit of using human cells for spinal cord injury repair

	Women share journeys of success at expanded symposium

	Five questions for Hilda Brehm

	Revolution in Egypt: Causes and consequences

	Meeting summary: Boulder Faculty Assembly

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	Study shows acupressure effective in helping with brain injury

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	Conference to highlight role of Spanish-descendant Jews

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	Movie icon returning to Auraria Campus for women's conference

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
	High school students gain exposure to careers in biomedicine, cancer research

TECH TRANSFER
	Chicago company licenses CU-developed software used for efficient energy


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Women share journeys of success at expanded symposium
Some 180 faculty, staff take part in annual event Read »

Five questions for Hilda Brehm
Groundskeeper, retired, CU-Boulder

Researchers determine benefit of using human cells for spinal cord injury repair
Study finds animals regain movement

Women share journeys of success at expanded symposium
Some 180 faculty, staff take part in annual event

Revolution in Egypt: Causes and consequences
Four faculty members offer insight into recent upheaval

Meeting summary: Boulder Faculty Assembly
Feb. 3, 2011

People
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•	Entrepreneurship competition seeks business plans
•	Another way to share cost-saving ideas
•	Fitzsimons Early Learning Center sets tuition rates
•	Nominations needed for most accessible websites

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News from the CU system

CU-BOULDER
Study shows acupressure effective in helping with brain injury

UCCS
Conference to highlight role of Spanish-descendant Jews

CU DENVER
Movie icon returning to Auraria Campus for women's conference

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
High school students gain exposure to careers in biomedicine, cancer research

TECH TRANSFER
Chicago company licenses CU-developed software used for efficient energy

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