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Efficiency bill looks to build on last year's success
CU-backed legislation would streamline state processes

Governor signs CU-endorsed bills
Changes address leadership at Anschutz Medical Campus, emergency communication

Five questions for Jane Menken
Director, Institute of Behavioral Science, CU-Boulder

Three honored for service at All Staff Council Conference
Annual awards include $1,000 prize

Bernstein's bold, original 'Mass' a massive undertaking
Multiple groups from CU-Boulder College of Music to take stage in Denver

People
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•	Spring brings changes to travel procedures
•	Call for nominations: President's Teaching Scholars

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CU-BOULDER
Study: Gulf oil spill similar to Exxon Valdez in social, mental impact

UCCS
Campus to host state's 28th Math Olympiad

CU DENVER
Symposium showcases student research and creative activities

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
Study: Parental focus on children's vaccines could have negative impact

CU FOUNDATION
Rural communities to benefit from $2.2 million grant to develop nurses

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