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For the First Time, Public Can Tour Inside Biosphere 2
(November 19, 1996)
Columbia Computer Scientist Proposes Methods To Protect Copyrighted Material on Internet
(November 18, 1996)
Abba Eban to Address Trilling Seminar at Columbia
(November 11, 1996)
Nicholas to Head Columbia Journalism Advisory Board
(November 11, 1996)
Lloyd Motz, Renowned Columbia Astronomer, To Be Honored for 60 Years of Explaining the Universe
(November 12, 1996)
Science Revelevant to Human Experience" Symposium Nov. 19 at Columbia University
(November 8, 1996)
Ancient Reptile Skull Unique in Hemisphere Found in Connecticut by Columbia Scientist
(November 9, 1996)
Largest Biodiversity Center To Open at Columbia University
(October 30, 1996)
Kaden, Wu Elected Columbia Trustees
(October 30, 1996)
Columbia Biologist's Model Explains How We Feel
(November 1, 1996)
Columbia Biologist Wins $2 Million NIH Grant to Study How Genes Tell Cells What To Do
(November 1, 1996)
Columbia's Historic Havemeyer Hall Marks Centennial
(October 28, 1996)
Biomedical Researchers at Columbia Take an Engineer's View of the Body
(October 21, 1996)
Four Journalists Win Columbia's Cabot Prizes For Reporting on Latin America
(October 17, 1996)
Statement to the Media (Death of William Vickrey)
(October 11, 1996)
Lindt Will Step Down as General Studies Dean
(October 7, 1996)
Nobelist William S. Vickrey: Practical Economic Solutions to Urban Problems
(October 8, 1996)
Columbia University Awards 1996 Horwitz Prize to Biophysicists for Work on Nerve and Muscle Signals
(October 7, 1996)
Columbia Scientists' Model is First to Reproduce Banded Appearance of All Four Giant Planets
(October 10, 1996)
Isadore Epstein, Columbia Astronomer Who Scouted Sites for Southern Observatories, Dies at 76
(October 4, 1996)
Columbia Marks 100 Years of Composing and Learning
(September 30, 1996)
Pew Awards Columbia $3.5 Million for Program In Arts Reporting in Journalism, Arts, Business Schools
(September 30, 1996)
Columbia To Name Multimedia Laboratory For Edward Botwinick at Oct. 7 Dedication
(September 30, 1996)
Columbia's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Opens Its Doors to the Public Oct. 5
(September 26, 1996)
Kenneth Jackson to Probe Race, Class in Columbia Talks
(September 26, 1996)
Raphael's English Legacy in Columbia Exhibition
(September 23, 1996)
Danishefsky's Carbohydrate Work Wins Acclaim
(September 26, 1996)
Columbia Journalism Appoints New Faculty
(September 18, 1996)
Columbia Astronomer Builds His Own Galaxies
(September 16, 1996)
Leaders to Examine Future of American Research
(September 12, 1996)
Social Scientist Charles Tilly Joins Columbia Faculty
(September 9, 1996)
Philip Milstein Elected Trustee of Columbia University
(September 9, 1996)
Columbia Names Knuckles to Support Services Post
(September 5, 1996)
Columbia University Names NSF's William Harris New Director of Biosphere 2 Center in Arizona
(September 4, 1996)
Students Turn Glass to Concrete for Science Prize
(September 4, 1996)
Guide to New York Goes Public
(September 1, 1996)
Thornhill Copies of Raphael's Tapestry Cartoons To Go on Display at Columbia University
(September 1, 1996)
Cake or Exam?
(August 20, 1996)
Societies Name Nakanishi Prize for Columbia Chemist
(August 13, 1996)
Tree Rings Show Rising Earth Temperatures
(August 8, 1996)
First U.S. Exhibition of Rare Korean Paintings
(August 8, 1996)
William N. Schoenfeld, 80, Pioneering Psychologist
(August 6, 1996)
Philip Yampolsky, 75, Zen Translator and Scholar
(July 30, 1996)
Professor S. Perry Schlesinger, Laser Developer
(July 24, 1996)
Brian E. Bent, Chemistry Professor at Columbia, Dies
(July 24, 1996)
Core Spins Faster Than Earth, Scientists Find
(July 17, 1996)
Renzulli Named to Columbia Public Affairs Post
(July 9, 1996)
Delmas Foundation Supports Joseph Urban Archives
(July 2, 1996)
Columbia Is Vindicated in Sexual Harassment Case
(July 1, 1996)
Two Writing Professors Named MacArthur Fellows
(June 20, 1996)
Harlem Students Study their Environment via Internet
(June 19, 1996)
Conductor Bolle to Receive Columbia's Ditson Award
(June 18, 1996)
Columbia University Releases Economic Report
(June 12, 1996)
Columbia Geochemis Wins National Medal of Science
(June 10, 1996)
Wallach Art Gallery to Exhibit Rare Korean Paintings
(June 10, 1996)
Harold E. Emerson, Former Columbia VP, Dies
(June 7, 1996)
Blue Planet Prize Is Awarded to Columbia's Broecker
(June 5, 1996)
Fourth Edition of AIDS Fact Book Is Published
(May 31, 1996)
Former Army Corps Official Gives Local Infrastructure Failing Grades
(May 31, 1996)
Former Army Corps Official: 'Infrastructure Failures Will Continue'
(May 30, 1996)
New York City's Infrastructure Report Card
(June 3, 1996)
Three Columbians Elected to Philosophical Society
(May 22, 1996)
1996 Knight-Bagehot Fellows Named at Columbia
(May 22, 1996)
Marion Kirk, Wife of Former Columbia President, Dies
(May 20, 1996)
Water Vapor Seen As Cause of Rapid Climate Change
(May 17, 1996)
Gobi Dust in Greenland Glacier Holds Climate Clues
(May 17, 1996)
New Media Journalists Set to Embark on Online Careers
(May 15, 1996)
Columbia's Rupp Urges Attention to Common Good
(May 15, 1996)
Fighters for Press Freedom Return to Their Countries
(May 15, 1996)
Engineering Honors Graduate Views Physics As Art
(May 15, 1996)
Russian Immigrant Is Columbia Valedictorian
(May 15, 1996)
Nine Receive Columbia Alumni Federation Medals
(May 15, 1996)
Honorary Degree Citations
(May 15, 1996)
Roberts Receives Columbia Journalism Award
(May 15, 1996)
Columbia's Tobenkin Prize Awarded to Rohde
(May 14, 1996)
Lipsyte Wins Columbia's Berger Award
(May 15, 1996)
Vickrey Elected to National Academy of Sciences
(May 14, 1996)
Pulitzer Lunch Alert
(May 13, 1996)
Bok Elected Chair of Pulitzer Prize Board
(May 13, 1996)
International Environment Leaders Issue 'Call to Action' on Biodiversity
(May 9, 1996)
Digital Link Draws Columbia Campuses Closer
(May 9, 1996)
Columbia Scientists Win Sloan Fellowships
(May 9, 1996)
Three Professors Receive Guggenheim Fellowships
(May 9, 1996)
Commencement Alert
(May 8, 1996)
Columbia's Nakanishi Wins Welch Prize
(May 7, 1996)
New Method Tracks Pollutants in Water at Low Cost
(May 1, 1996)
Morningside Heights Stepping Out
(April 30, 1996)
Advisory on Coverage of Service for Carol Hamilton
(April 25, 1996)
Ex-governors Discuss Cities' Role in Presidential Race
(April 22, 1996)
Casa Italiana to Open at Columbia
(April 25, 1996)
Simon Schama to Deliver Public Lecture April 29
(April 18, 1996)
Ethnic Studies Statement
(April 15, 1996)
Columbia Honors Four Journalism Alumni
(April 17, 1996)
Pulitzer Winners, Finalists
(April 9, 1996)
PULITZER PRIZES 1996
(April 9, 1996)
Columbia to Hold Memorial Service for Carol Hamilton
(April 15, 1996)
Guastavino Exhibit
(April 11, 1996)
Conference on Columbia University and the Community
(April 9, 1996)
John Elliott Nafe, 81, Columbia Seismologist, Dies
(April 8, 1996)
New Casa Italiana to Open at Columbia
(April 10, 1996)
Randall Kennedy to Speak at Trilling Seminar
(April 8, 1996)
Lifework of Visionary Author Kobo Abe Is Celebrated
(April 9, 1996)
Columbia Names Winfrey to Head Magazine Center
(April 3, 1996)
Murray to Give 70th University Lecture
(April 1, 1996)
Pulitzer Prize Announcement
(March 28, 1996)
Karatzas Named Higgins Professor at Columbia
(April 3, 1996)
Memory Flaw Seen in Parkinson's Symptoms
(April 2, 1996)
Columbia to Join Science Funding Teleconference
(April 1, 1996)
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center Press Releases
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