Cynthia Murphy - Revision history

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‎Bond parody posters

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‎Bond parody posters

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 ==Bond parody posters==
-To commemorate the incident, [[Bwog]] published somme student artwork of parody James Bond posters (though the second one appears to be based on the ubiquitous [[w:Anna Chapman|Anna Chapman]] rather than Murphy):
+To commemorate the incident, [[Bwog]] published some student artwork<ref>http://bwog.com/2010/07/09/remembering-last-week-when-bschool-was-even-more-elusive-than-free-beer/</ref> of parody James Bond posters (though the second one appears to be based on the ubiquitous [[w:Anna Chapman|Anna Chapman]] rather than Murphy):
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 {{wp-also2|Illegals Program}}
-[[File:Murphy.png|Murphy's CUID<ref>http://vault.fbi.gov/ghost-stories-russian-foreign-intelligence-service-illegals/images/cynthia-murphys-columbia-university-card-photo-1/view</ref>]]
+[[File:Murphy.png|thumb|Murphy's CUID<ref>http://vault.fbi.gov/ghost-stories-russian-foreign-intelligence-service-illegals/images/cynthia-murphys-columbia-university-card-photo-1/view</ref>]]
 '''Cynthia A. Murphy''', nee '''Cynthia A. Hopkins''' [[Master of Business Administration|MBA]] '[[2010|10]] (real name unknown) was a Russian spy, until she was arrested in June just after her graduation. Her mission while at the [[Business School]] was to make connections with high profile professors who might themselves be connected to more influential people. She lived in "deep cover" in [[New Jersey]], and extended Columbia's long tradition of harboring Russian spies into the 21st century.

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 {{wp-also2|Illegals Program}}
-[[File:Murphy.png|thumb|Murphy's CUID<ref>http://vault.fbi.gov/ghost-stories-russian-foreign-intelligence-service-illegals/images/cynthia-murphys-columbia-university-card-photo-1/view</ref>]]
+[[File:Murphy.png|Murphy's CUID<ref>http://vault.fbi.gov/ghost-stories-russian-foreign-intelligence-service-illegals/images/cynthia-murphys-columbia-university-card-photo-1/view</ref>]]
 '''Cynthia A. Murphy''', nee '''Cynthia A. Hopkins''' [[Master of Business Administration|MBA]] '[[2010|10]] (real name unknown) was a Russian spy, until she was arrested in June just after her graduation. Her mission while at the [[Business School]] was to make connections with high profile professors who might themselves be connected to more influential people. She lived in "deep cover" in [[New Jersey]], and extended Columbia's long tradition of harboring Russian spies into the 21st century.

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 {{wp-also2|Illegals Program}}
 '''Cynthia A. Murphy''', nee '''Cynthia A. Hopkins''' [[Master of Business Administration|MBA]] '[[2010|10]] (real name unknown) was a Russian spy, until she was arrested in June just after her graduation. Her mission while at the [[Business School]] was to make connections with high profile professors who might themselves be connected to more influential people. She lived in "deep cover" in [[New Jersey]], and extended Columbia's long tradition of harboring Russian spies into the 21st century.
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 ==External Links==
 *[http://bwog.net/2010/06/30/b-school-trains-russian-spies Bwog Article]
 [[Category:Business school alumni|Murphy]]
 [[Category:Spies|Murphy]]

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 {{wp-also2|Illegals Program}}
-'''Cynthia A. Murphy''', nee '''Cynthia A. Hopkins''' [[MBA]] '[[2010|10]] (real name unknown) was a Russian spy, until she was arrested in June just after her graduation. Her mission while at the [[Business School]] was to make connections with high profile professors who might themselves be connected to more influential people. She lived in "deep cover" in [[New Jersey]], and extended Columbia's long tradition of harboring Russian spies into the 21st century.
+'''Cynthia A. Murphy''', nee '''Cynthia A. Hopkins''' [[Master of Business Administration|MBA]] '[[2010|10]] (real name unknown) was a Russian spy, until she was arrested in June just after her graduation. Her mission while at the [[Business School]] was to make connections with high profile professors who might themselves be connected to more influential people. She lived in "deep cover" in [[New Jersey]], and extended Columbia's long tradition of harboring Russian spies into the 21st century.
 ==Bond parody posters==

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 ==Bond parody posters==
-To commemorate the incident, [[Bwog]] published somme student artwork of parody James Bond posters featuring Murphy:
+To commemorate the incident, [[Bwog]] published somme student artwork of parody James Bond posters (though the second one appears to be based on the ubiquitous Anna Chapman rather than Murphy):
 <gallery>

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 <gallery>
-[[File:columbiaspy1.jpg|thumb|By Abigail Santer]]
+Image:columbiaspy1.jpg|By Abigail Santer
-[[File:columbiaspy2.jpg|thumb|By Stephen Davan]]
+Image:columbiaspy2.jpg|By Stephen Davan
 </gallery>

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	'''Cynthia A. Murphy''', nee '''Cynthia A. Hopkins''' [[MBA]] '[[2010\|10]] (real name unknown) was a Russian spy, until she was arrested in June just after her graduation. Her mission while at the [[Business School]] was to make connections with high profile professors who might themselves be connected to more influential people. She lived in "deep cover" in [[New Jersey]], and extended Columbia's long tradition of harboring Russian spies into the 21st century.		'''Cynthia A. Murphy''', nee '''Cynthia A. Hopkins''' [[MBA]] '[[2010\|10]] (real name unknown) was a Russian spy, until she was arrested in June just after her graduation. Her mission while at the [[Business School]] was to make connections with high profile professors who might themselves be connected to more influential people. She lived in "deep cover" in [[New Jersey]], and extended Columbia's long tradition of harboring Russian spies into the 21st century.
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		+	==Bond parody posters==
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		+	To commemorate the incident, [[Bwog]] published somme student artwork of parody James Bond posters featuring Murphy:
		+
		+	<gallery>
		+	[[File:columbiaspy1.jpg\|thumb\|By Abigail Santer]]
		+	[[File:columbiaspy2.jpg\|thumb\|By Stephen Davan]]
		+	</gallery>

	==External Links==		==External Links==