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With 2013 coming to a close, now is a good time to revisit your finances. Take a few minutes to check out CU Money Sense's five common money mistakes that can afflict many college students, so you can avoid them.

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The University of Colorado Board of Regents voted 9-0 Wednesday in favor of a $142 million plan to upgrade facilities for intercollegiate athletics at CU-Boulder. The plan, presented by CU athletic director Rick George, has six major features including an indoor multipurpose practice facility, transforming the second floor of Dal Ward to increase the athletic department鈥檚 academic support and a high-performance sports center to host collaborative research conducted by faculty at CU-Boulder in Integrative Physiology and researchers at the Anschutz Medical Campus.

Boulder Campus Staff Council invites you to join the 2013 staff breakfast, Thursday, Dec. 12, from 7 鈥� 9 a.m. in the UMC Glenn Miller Ballroom. Special guests from CU service departments will be on hand, sharing information about their programs. To add to the fun, several CU-Boulder administrators and Staff Council members will be your servers. This is a free event for all Boulder campus classified and professional exempt staff. Buff OneCard needed for entry. In the spirit of service and the season, please considering donating personal hygiene products, canned fruit, hearty soups, canned meats and cold cereals. Items will be greatly appreciated and delivered to Sister Carmen Community Center, in Lafayette.

The Diversity Service Recognition annual award, sponsored by the Chancellor's Committee on Race and Ethnicity (CCORE), formerly Chancellor's Advisory Committee on Minority Affairs (CACMA), is given to campus units to recognize their continuing efforts to create a diverse and supportive, learning, working, and living environment, as well as their commitment to promoting an understanding of multicultural issues. This award was presented by CCORE members on Nov. 13, 2013 during the Diversity Summit. There were six departments nominated this year. CCORE is honored to present the award recipients for the 2013 CCORE Diversity Service Recognition Award to two units this year; the Student Outreach and Retention Center for Equity (SORCE) and to the Student Academic Success Center (SASC)

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