Update on the White Paper Committee on Alcohol
On October 25, 2005, Dr. Phil DiStefano, who was serving as interim chancellor at the time, created the White Paper Committee on Alcohol. This group of four faculty, three staff and three students was charged with three tasks. More >>

Staff Council Update - Open Forum Sessions
It is the charge of Boulder Campus Staff Council members to know about the issues and events that affect employees. Now they're working to make that information more readily available to staff members by hosting regular open forums that will cover various topics. More >>

New Center Raises Issues of Religion and Media
An international conference on "Fundamentalism and the Media," held Oct. 10-12, was the founding event for the School of Journalism and Mass Communication's Center for Media, Religion, and Culture. More >>

CU-Boulder's Non-Paying Residents
There lies a history in each of the buildings constructed on CU-Boulder's beautiful campus. Some of the histories have been recorded throughout their existence. Some have been passed down through oral tradition, but many still remain within the buildings, longing to be told again. More >>

People Behind the Scenes
Who keeps our university in top shape? It's the People Behind the Scenes! Meet Lynn Nichols, general manager and casting director for the Colorado Shakespeare Festival. More >>

		CU Law Professor Charles Wilkinson Wins Award For Book On Modern Indian Nations University of Colorado at Boulder Distinguished Professor Charles Wilkinson has won the 2006 Colorado Book Award in the history and biography category for "Blood Struggle: The Rise of Modern Indian Nations."
		CU-Boulder Scientist Among Packard's Promising Researchers A CU-Boulder researcher who studies tiny, rock-energized life forms has been named one of 20 promising young scientific researchers by the David and Lucile Packard Foundation.
		New Study Provides First Guidelines For Safe Levels Of iPod Music Listening A new analysis of iPods and other portable, digital music players has produced the first-ever detailed guidelines for safe listening using earphones.
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