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The Piper+ September 2010
Full Steam Ahead

It's full steam ahead for Carnegie Mellon President Jared L. Cohon (left) and the Class of 2014, which he greeted along with their families during his official welcome at orientation. CMU's Board of Trustees extended Cohon's term for one year through June 30, 2013, and the president shared his top priorities for the next three years with the university community in a university-wide email in August. His seven priorities are research and educational initiatives; the Pittsburgh campus master plan; the capital campaign; budgeting and financial management; international programs; community success: diversity; and western Pennsylvania impact. The Board of Trustees also extended Executive Vice President and Provost Mark Kamlet's term through June 2013.
Featured Slideshow
Miller Gallery attendant Lara Mann (A '11) sits in the "Steelers Room," which is part of the exhibit "WHATEVER IT TAKES: Steelers Fan Collections, Rituals, and Obsessions," curated by Jon Rubin and Astria Suparak. The exhibit will be on display until Jan. 30, 2011. Take a quick look at the Steelers Room and the Immaculate Recreation portions of the exhibit in this video slideshow.
Warner Hall Project

With a roof 10 years past its lifespan, the Warner Hall Plaza project will stop a chronic water leak. Get an overview of the project in
this issue of the Piper and learn more at the
Campus Design and Facility Development website.
Piper Trivia
There has been a shuffling of the deck at the Division of Student Affairs. For this month's trivia question, under the new configuration, who directly oversees the Office of Student Activities? Email the answer to Bruce Gerson at bg02@andrew.cmu.edu and include "September Piper Trivia" in the subject line. Previous winners are ineligible. Winners will receive a prize from the Carnegie Mellon Bookstore.
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The Piper is a source for official Carnegie Mellon news from the Internal Communications Department. Published monthly during the academic year, the Piper includes stories about university research, the people who make that research happen, the students we all support, and the events and activities that make this university and its branch campuses a vibrant place to live, work and learn.
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