2009 - Revision history

Pacman at 21:43, 7 June 2010

2010-06-07T21:43:23Z

2010-03-05T16:12:06Z

2010-03-05T16:11:44Z

2010-03-05T16:11:18Z

‎Summer

2010-03-05T16:06:15Z

‎Spring

2010-01-21T12:07:52Z

2009-03-31T04:28:58Z

‎Summer

2009-03-31T04:28:21Z

2009-03-26T01:23:56Z

2009-03-26T01:23:01Z

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 ==Summer==
-*July: [[Columbia College]] Dean [[Austin Quigley]] is set to step down and be succeeded by [[Michelle Moody-Adams]]
+*July: [[Columbia College]] Dean [[Austin Quigley]] stepped down and was succeeded by [[Michelle Moody-Adams]]
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 *January: [[Lee Bollinger]] announces that the ongoing financial crisis causes a catastrophic drop in Columbia's endowment funds
-*[[January 20]]: [[Barack Obama]] inaugurated, the first Columbia graduate to become President of the United States
+*[[January 20]]: [[Barack Obama]] inaugurated, the first Columbia College graduate to become President of the United States
 *[[March 20]] - [[March 22|22]]: The university opens the first of its [[Columbia Global Centers]] in Amman, Jordan and Beijing, China
 *[[March 24]]: Due to an ongoing budget crunch, the [[Columbia College]] administration announces plans to admit 50 more students into the Class of 2013, and an indeterminate number of transfer students. To accommodate them, a former graduate residence, [[Harmony Hall]], is opened to the [[housing lottery]]

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 *[[March 20]] - [[March 22|22]]: The university opens the first of its [[Columbia Global Centers]] in Amman, Jordan and Beijing, China
 *[[March 24]]: Due to an ongoing budget crunch, the [[Columbia College]] administration announces plans to admit 50 more students into the Class of 2013. To accommodate them, a former graduate residence, [[Harmony Hall]], is opened to the [[housing lottery]]
 {{succession|preceded=[[2008]]|succeeded=[[2010]]|office=History of Columbia University|years=2009}}
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