2008 - Revision history

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Pacman at 06:44, 13 December 2008

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Pacman: /* Fall */

2008-12-03T07:16:59Z

‎Fall

Pacman at 07:25, 14 November 2008

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76.119.234.144 at 16:40, 8 October 2008

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76.119.234.144 at 16:38, 8 October 2008

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Pacman: /* Fall */

2008-09-22T03:38:56Z

‎Fall

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 *[[September 11]]: Presidential candidates [[Barack Obama]] and [[John McCain]] made a joint campus appearance as part of the [[ServiceNation Presidential Candidates Forum]]
 *[[October 8]]: Bio chair [[Martin Chalfie]] wins the [[Nobel Prize]] in Chemistry
-*[[November 4]]: Senator [[Barack Obama]] (D-IL) [[CC]] '[[1983|83]] wins the U.S. presidential election, and will be the first Columbia graduate to occupy the White House. Among his competitors were fellow CC '83 classmate  [[Wayne Allen Root]] (VP nominee for the Libertarians) and CC '87 alum [[Matt Gonzalez]], an independent VP candidate running with Ralph Nader. [[GS]] '56 alum [[Mike Gravel]] (Democrat) was a competitor during the Democratic primaries.
+*[[November 4]]: Senator [[Barack Obama]] (D-IL) [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1983|83]] wins the U.S. presidential election, and will be the first Columbia graduate to occupy the White House. Among his competitors were fellow CC '83 classmate  [[Wayne Allen Root]] (VP nominee for the Libertarians) and CC '87 alum [[Matt Gonzalez]], an independent VP candidate running with Ralph Nader. [[GS]] '56 alum [[Mike Gravel]] (Democrat) was a competitor during the Democratic primaries.
 *November: Student survey on [[ROTC]] appears to result in a narrow vote for keeping the organization banned from campus, but there is controversy over the number of votes thrown away.
 *[[December 12]]: The [[Columbia University War Memorial]] is unveiled in [[Butler Library]]

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		+	==Spring==
		+	*February: plagiarism scandal involving Professor [[Madonna Constantine]] at [[Teachers College]]
		+	*[[April 4]]: Stats PhD student [[Minghui Yu]] is killed by an SUV on Broadway while fleeing muggers
		+	*Alumni mark 40th anniversairy of the [[1968 protests]]
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		+	==Summer==
		+	*June: The [[Housing SSN security breach]] was discovered.
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		+	==Fall==
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		+	* [[Judith Shapiro]] steps down from her post as President of [[Barnard College\|Barnard]] and is succeeded by [[Debora Spar]].
		+	*[[September 11]]: Presidential candidates [[Barack Obama]] and [[John McCain]] made a joint campus appearance as part of the [[ServiceNation Presidential Candidates Forum]]
		+	*[[October 8]]: Bio chair [[Martin Chalfie]] wins the [[Nobel Prize]] in Chemistry
		+	*[[November 4]]: Senator [[Barack Obama]] (D-IL) [[CC]] '[[1983\|83]] wins the U.S. presidential election, and will be the first Columbia graduate to occupy the White House. Among his competitors were fellow CC '83 classmate [[Wayne Allen Root]] (VP nominee for the Libertarians) and CC '87 alum [[Matt Gonzalez]], an independent VP candidate running with Ralph Nader. [[GS]] '56 alum [[Mike Gravel]] (Democrat) was a competitor during the Democratic primaries.
		+	*November: Student survey on [[ROTC]] appears to result in a narrow vote for keeping the organization banned from campus, but there is controversy over the number of votes thrown away.
		+	*[[December 12]]: The [[Columbia University War Memorial]] is unveiled in [[Butler Library]]
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		+	{{succession\|preceded=[[2007]]\|succeeded=[[2009]]\|office=History of Columbia University\|years=2008}}
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		+	[[Category:21st century]]

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−	~~==Spring==~~
−	*February: plagiarism scandal involving Professor [[Madonna Constantine]] at [[Teachers College]]
−	*[[April 4]]: ~~Stats PhD student [[Minghui Yu]] is killed by an SUV on Broadway while fleeing muggers~~
−	*Alumni mark 40th anniversairy of the [[1968 protests]]
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−	=~~=Summer==~~
−	*June: ~~The [[Housing SSN security breach]] was discovered~~.
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−	~~==Fall==~~
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−	* [[Judith Shapiro]] steps down from her post as President of [[Barnard College\|Barnard]] and is succeeded by [[Debora Spar]].
−	*[[September 11]]: Presidential candidates [[Barack Obama]] and [[John McCain]] made a ~~joint campus appearance as part of the~~ [~~[ServiceNation Presidential Candidates Forum]]~~
−	*[[October 8]]: ~~Bio chair [[Martin Chalfie~~]~~] wins the~~ [~~[Nobel Prize~~]~~] in Chemistry~~
−	*[~~[November 4]]~~: ~~Senator [[Barack Obama]] (D-IL) [[CC]] '[[1983\|83]] wins the U~~.~~S. presidential election, and will be the first Columbia graduate to occupy the White House. Among his competitors were fellow CC '83 classmate [[Wayne Allen Root~~]~~] (VP nominee for the Libertarians) and CC '87 alum~~ [~~[Matt Gonzalez]~~], ~~an independent VP candidate running with Ralph Nader. [[GS]] '56 alum [[Mike Gravel]] (Democrat) was a competitor during the Democratic primaries.~~
−	*November: ~~Student survey on [[ROTC]] appears to result in a narrow vote for keeping the organization banned from campus, but there is controversy over the number of votes thrown away~~.
−	*[[December 12]]: The [[Columbia University War Memorial]] is unveiled in [[Butler Library]]
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−	~~{{succession\|preceded=[[2007]]\|succeeded=[[2009]]\|office=History of Columbia University\|years=2008}}~~
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 *[[November 4]]: Senator [[Barack Obama]] (D-IL) [[CC]] '[[1983|83]] wins the U.S. presidential election, and will be the first Columbia graduate to occupy the White House. Among his competitors were fellow CC '83 classmate  [[Wayne Allen Root]] (VP nominee for the Libertarians) and CC '87 alum [[Matt Gonzalez]], an independent VP candidate running with Ralph Nader. [[GS]] '56 alum [[Mike Gravel]] (Democrat) was a competitor during the Democratic primaries.
 *November: Student survey on [[ROTC]] appears to result in a narrow vote for keeping the organization banned from campus, but there is controversy over the number of votes thrown away.
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 * [[Judith Shapiro]] steps down from her post as President of [[Barnard College|Barnard]] and is succeeded by [[Debora Spar]].
 *[[September 11]]: Presidential candidates [[Barack Obama]] and [[John McCain]] made a joint campus appearance as part of the [[ServiceNation Presidential Candidates Forum]]
-*[[October 8]]: Bio chair [[Matin Chalfie]] wins the [[Nobel Prize]] in Chemistry
+*[[October 8]]: Bio chair [[Martin Chalfie]] wins the [[Nobel Prize]] in Chemistry
 *[[November 4]]: Presidential election: [[CC]] '[[1983|83]] alums [[Barack Obama]] (presidential nominee for the Democrats) and [[Wayne Allen Root]] (VP nominee for the Libertarians) are competitors. CC '87 alum [[Matt Gonzalez]] is an independent VP candidate running with Ralph Nader. [[GS]] '56 alum [[Mike Gravel]] (Democrat) was a competitor during the Democratic primaries.