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• History of the Morningside Heights campus
  ...ers was [[Teachers College]] in [[1894]]. [[Barnard College]] and Columbia University (just renamed the previous year from [[Columbia College]]) officially moved ...'s aggressive initiatives to transform Columbia College into a world-class university had forced new construction which could not have even been imagined during
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• New York City
  *[[Arts Initiative]] at Columbia University *'''Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting''' - Not worth it; no matter how early you g
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• Midtown
  ...rict in America. It also contains the shopping bits of [[Fifth Avenue]], [[Rockefeller Center]], the [[Empire State Building]], [[Times Square]], and other touris ...e cost of land under Columbia's campus grew and room to expand shrunk, the university moved uptown to [[Morningside Heights]].
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• College Hall
  ...hristened Columbia College, the flagship school of the newly created State University of New York. After the abortive foray into public education, Columbia Colle ...income to the school for almost 130 years - the most famous tenant being [[Rockefeller Center]].
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• Midtown campus
  ...]], property it already owned on Fifth Avenue that would eventually become Rockefeller Center, they bought a different piece of land two blocks away for the schoo ...com/books?id=ZvAKAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA160#v=onepage&f=false A History of Columbia University 1754-1904, Pg. 160].</ref> President Barnard began seeking alternatives, in
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• 1889
  ...al Barnard facility was a small townhouse, perhaps located where today's [[Rockefeller Center]] stands. {{succession|preceded=[[1888]]|succeeded=[[1890]]|office=History of Columbia University|years=1889}}
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• Michael I. Sovern
  ...|53]] [[Law school|Law]] '[[1957|55]] was the 17th [[President of Columbia University]]. He graduated from [[Columbia College]] ''[[summa cum laude]]'' and was f ...ve posts; Sovern became dean of the law school in [[1970]] and assumed the university [[provost|provostship]] in [[1978]].
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• Endowment
  ...the 11th largest university endowment in the United States (including the University of Texas and Texas A&M "systems" as single endowments each). Among its [[Iv |[[University of Pennsylvania|Penn]]
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• List of articles to create
  *[[Columbia University Biomedical and Health Information Services]], [[CUBHIS]], [[Biomedical and *[[Columbia University Partnership for International Development]], [[CUPID]], [[Partnership for I
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• David Hosack
  ...tions obtained abroad, he impressed upon his father to fund a stint at the University of Edinburgh, where Hosack studied botany. ...commercially developed in the mid-19th century. Today it is the site of [[Rockefeller Center]].
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• Peter Gray
  ...gy]]. Later, he went off to get a Ph.D. in Biology downtown at Rockefeller University, became a professor at Boston College, and wrote a popular Psychology textb
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• Allan Nevins
  ...hies of President Grover Cleveland, Hamilton Fish, Henry Ford, and John D. Rockefeller, among others. He died in [[California]] in 1971. Nevins earned a [[BA]] in English from the University of Illinois in 1913. He then worked in [[New York City]] as a journalist u
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• David I. Hirsh
  ...ard. He received his B.A. from Reed College and his Ph.D. from Rockefeller University in 1968.
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• Kenneth Prewitt
  ...tments in the [[Political Science]] Department and [[SIPA]]. He joined the university in [[2002]] and took up his Global Centers position in [[2009]]. ...positions at Stanford, Washington, the University of Nairobi, and Makerere University (Uganda).
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• College Bowl
  [[Image:CollegeBowl1959-1.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Barnard College vs. University of Notre Dame, March 15, 1959 (Credit: Barnard College Archive)]] ...questions from NBC's [[w:NBC Radio City Studios|Radio City Studios]] at [[Rockefeller Center]], with each school's team of four students located on their respect
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• Applied Sciences NYC competition 2011
  *Amity University proposed a campus on [[Governor's Island]] *The New York Genome Center, Mt. Sinai Medical School, Rockefeller University and [[SUNY]] Stony Brook submitted a plan for [[Midtown]];
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• Jerry Speyer
  ...ycoon and head of Tishman-Speyer. He owns both the Chrysler Building and [[Rockefeller Center]], which for decades was Columbia property and an excellent source o He was later a [[trustee]] of the university for some time.
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