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Educators explore unconventional ways of boosting
learning, teaching
Jim Walker of CU-Boulder leads participants through an exercise in improvisational theater skills during the PTSP Conference on Friday, March 4, at the Anschutz Medical Campus.

Five questions for Thomas Riis
Director, American Music Research Center, CU-Boulder

Staff Council has eyes on PERA legislation
Proposed extension of 2.5 percent shift generates increasing concern

Educators explore unconventional ways of boosting learning, teaching
Improv, game shows inspire lessons at PTSP Conference

Teach your children well: Crosby, Nash to address CWA
Singer-songwriters slated for close of Conference on World Affairs

People
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•	Procurement Month means open houses
•	Boulder Staff Council sets spring luncheon
•	Colloquium to examine high school girls' connection to STEM education

News from the CU system

CU-BOULDER
Fourmile Canyon fire to be remembered with spoken-word event

UCCS
Iraqi student to speak on Kurdistan culture, history

CU DENVER
College of Arts and Media helps audience meet Twain

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
Scientist finds super-survivor population for established lung cancer treatment

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