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Faculty Council has second thoughts about severance pay language
After campus objections, systemwide group will take new motion to Regents

State revenue forecast better than expected
University leaders now await unveiling of potential budget for next fiscal year

Schedule set for Benson's spring town hall meetings
President will appear at all four campuses in April

Five questions for Daniel Gette
Director, Conference Services, CU-Boulder

People
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Being penalized for state's financial woes

News from across CU

CU-BOULDER
Young Egyptian activist to recount details of revolution

UCCS
Garcia: State's higher ed an economic driver

CU DENVER
Signs of new branding spring up on campus

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
Match Day lights paths to residency for School of Medicine students

CU FOUNDATION
What happens when a staff member steps into the shoes of a donor?

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