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The Fall 2004 Alumni Newsletter of The Cornell Commitment highlights updates and initiatives related to the Meinig Family Cornell National Scholars, The Cornell Tradition, and the Cornell Presidential Research Scholars programs. It discusses the transition to an electronic newsletter format for improved communication, outlines changes in program administration due to funding reviews, and celebrates alumni achievements and student internships. The newsletter emphasizes the commitment to academic excellence, leadership, and community service among Cornell students and alumni.

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Create a better future for all people by harnessing Cornells vast intellectual and human resources to contribute solutions to the worlds most complex problems.

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The Cornell Tradition, an alumni-endowed program that recognizes and rewards outstanding undergraduates who are committed to paid work, community service, and academic achievement.

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