Opportunity scores 'hole in one'
AP/Wide World Photos
Mission controllers at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., celebrate the Mars landing of the rover Opportunity, Jan. 24. California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, right, made a special stop to congratulate the mission team, including science team leader Steven Squyres, left, Cornell professor of astronomy. On Schwarzenegger's right is NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe. NASA Associate Administrator Ed Weiler is center. Go to the Table of Contents for Mars mission coverage.
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Highlights
Internet-First publishing project at CU offers the old and the new
Cornell trustees approve plan for a 4.8 percent endowed tuition increase
U.S. House of Representatives applauds Cornell's role in Mars rover mission
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Marketing professor and students are analyzing Super Bowl ads, Feb. 1
Area teachers praise CU Web site on Africa geared to NYS curriculum
Two faculty members honored by the Modern Language Association
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