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November 19, 2009
Calendar Highlights
CNBC To Film Roundtable on the Future of Manufacturing Nov. 30; Sign Up For Tickets
Authority Says Tuition Tax Doesn't Comply With State Law
ChargeCar Project Customizing Electric Cars for Urban Commuters
Men's Soccer Team Set To Host NCAA Sectionals
Morewedge's Research Shows People Blame External Agents When Bad Things Happen
News Briefs
Personal Mention
November 12, 2009
Calendar Highlights
Carnegie Mellon Opposes Proposed Tuition Tax
Open Enrollment Ends 5 p.m., Monday, Nov. 16
University Purchases Forbes Avenue Properties for Future Development
Carnegie Mellon Opens Research Lab Downtown
Honorary Degree Nominations Accepted Through Nov. 25
News Briefs
Personal Mention
November 5, 2009
Calendar Highlights
Make Your 2010 Benefit Elections; Open Enrollment Runs Through Nov. 16
$1.5M NSF Grant Allows Researchers To Track Energy Consumption Inexpensively
Carnegie Mellon's United Way Campaign Is Under Way
Research Shows Optimism May Be Detrimental for Mental Health
Toys for Tots Drive Kicks Off Nov. 16 With Mobile WW II Museum
News Briefs
Personal Mention
October 29, 2009
Calendar Highlights
Pausch Footbridge To Be Dedicated During Homecoming Weekend
Staff Council's Annual Food Drive Begins Next Week
$1.6M Department of Energy Grant Supports Astrophysical Initiative
Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic Concert Featured in City-Wide Holocaust Project
News Briefs
Personal Mention
October 22, 2009
Featured Events
Homecoming Celebration Set for Next Weekend; Pausch Footbridge To Be Dedicated
Center for Arts in Society, School of Drama Present "Eco-Drama Festival"
Carnegie Mellon Expands Mobile Learning Project in India with Support from Nokia
New Walking to the Sky Is Bigger and Stronger
News Briefs
Personal Mention
