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Letters – December 2011
Our Forever Buffs alumni respond with their letters.
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Class Notes – December 2011
Details, details – all the details of our wide-ranging Forever Buffs.
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Fleeing Vietnam
Standing in the checkout line with a cart full of groceries at Pacific Ocean Marketplace, my 5-year-old daughter Madison tugged at my shirt. Pointing at the grey-haired couple chatting in front of us, she asked, “Mom, what are they saying?” I told her they were speaking Vietnamese and thought they were from Vietnam, a country halfway around the world where I was born.
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Online resources
Find your alumni association wherever you roam!
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From the President
CU’s new logo and the branding effort explained.
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Why do some young athletes die at their peak?
A CU scientist and her students study pythons in search of the answer and a cure for premature heart disease.
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Rewriting journalism school’s future
With major technological advances affecting the role of media and the news business, CU-Boulder may replace or transform its journalism school to better prepare students for the digital age.
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Meditations on fitness
Before Stephen Walker (PhDEdu’84), pictured above, founded a premier sports psychology journal, and before his counseling helped athletes like Olympic runner Kara Grgas-Wheeler Goucher (Psych’01) achieve athletic greatness, he was a self-described gym rat at CU’s Carlson Gymnasium who wandered into his future while looking for a restroom.
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Breadwinner roles still unequally sliced
Even as more women slip into suits and head to the office every morning, they face the same piles of unfinished laundry, hungry mouths to feed and stacks of bills when they arrive home at night.
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