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-'''Eric Garcetti''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1992|92]] [[SIPA]] '[[1993|93]] is the Mayor-elect of [[Los Angeles]]. A [[Rhodes Scholar]], he studied at [[Oxford]] and [[LSE]]. While at Columbia, he studied urban planning and political science, was a [[John Jay Scholar]], was president of [[St. Anthony Hall]], and served on student council. He also founded the [[Columbia Urban Experience]] and co-wrote and starred in three [[Varsity Show]]s. He was also the recipient of the [[Alumni Association Achievement Award]] for his class.
+'''Eric Garcetti''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1992|92]] [[SIPA]] '[[1993|93]] was the Mayor of [[Los Angeles]] and now Ambassador to India. A [[Rhodes Scholar]], he studied at [[Oxford]] and [[LSE]]. While at Columbia, he studied urban planning and political science, was a [[John Jay Scholar]], was president of [[St. Anthony Hall]], and served on student council. He also founded the [[Columbia Urban Experience]] and co-wrote and starred in three [[Varsity Show]]s. He was also the recipient of the [[Alumni Association Achievement Award]] for his class.
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 [[Category:Political science majors|Garcetti]]
 [[Category:John Jay Scholars|Garcetti]]

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	'''Eric Garcetti''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '[[1992\|92]] [[SIPA]] '[[1993\|93]] is the Mayor-elect of [[Los Angeles]]. A [[Rhodes Scholar]], he studied at [[Oxford]] and [[LSE]]. While at Columbia, he studied urban planning and political science, was a [[John Jay Scholar]], was president of [[St. Anthony Hall]], and served on student council. He also founded the [[Columbia Urban Experience]] and co-wrote and starred in three [[Varsity Show]]s. He was also the recipient of the [[Alumni Association Achievement Award]] for his class.		'''Eric Garcetti''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '[[1992\|92]] [[SIPA]] '[[1993\|93]] is the Mayor-elect of [[Los Angeles]]. A [[Rhodes Scholar]], he studied at [[Oxford]] and [[LSE]]. While at Columbia, he studied urban planning and political science, was a [[John Jay Scholar]], was president of [[St. Anthony Hall]], and served on student council. He also founded the [[Columbia Urban Experience]] and co-wrote and starred in three [[Varsity Show]]s. He was also the recipient of the [[Alumni Association Achievement Award]] for his class.
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		+	{{succession\|preceded=[[Dan Futterman]]\|succeeded=[[Dean Baquet]]\|office=[[Columbia College]] [[Class Day]] Speaker\|years=[[2015]]}}

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-'''Eric Garcetti''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1992|92]] [[SIPA]] '[[1993|93]] is the Mayor-elect of [[Los Angeles]]. A [[Rhodes Scholar]], he studied at [[Oxford]] and [[LSE]]. While at Columbia, he studied urban planning and political science, was a [[John Jay Scholar]], was president of [[St. Anthony Hall]], and served on student council. He also founded the [[Columbia Urban Experience]] and co-wrote and starred in three [[Varsity Show]]s.
+'''Eric Garcetti''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1992|92]] [[SIPA]] '[[1993|93]] is the Mayor-elect of [[Los Angeles]]. A [[Rhodes Scholar]], he studied at [[Oxford]] and [[LSE]]. While at Columbia, he studied urban planning and political science, was a [[John Jay Scholar]], was president of [[St. Anthony Hall]], and served on student council. He also founded the [[Columbia Urban Experience]] and co-wrote and starred in three [[Varsity Show]]s. He was also the recipient of the [[Alumni Association Achievement Award]] for his class.
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-'''Eric Garcetti''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1992|92]] [[SIPA]] '[[1993|93]] is the Mayor-elect of [[Los Angeles]]. A [[Rhodes Scholar]], he studied at [[Oxford]] and [[LSE]]. While at Columbia, he studied urban planning and political science, was a [[John Jay Scholar]], and was president of [[St. Anthony Hall]]. He also founded the [[Columbia Urban Experience]] and co-wrote and starred in three [[Varsity Show]]s.
+'''Eric Garcetti''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1992|92]] [[SIPA]] '[[1993|93]] is the Mayor-elect of [[Los Angeles]]. A [[Rhodes Scholar]], he studied at [[Oxford]] and [[LSE]]. While at Columbia, he studied urban planning and political science, was a [[John Jay Scholar]], was president of [[St. Anthony Hall]], and served on student council. He also founded the [[Columbia Urban Experience]] and co-wrote and starred in three [[Varsity Show]]s.
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	'''Eric Garcetti''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '[[1992\|92]] [[SIPA]] '[[1993\|93]] is the Mayor-elect of [[Los Angeles]]. A [[Rhodes Scholar]], he studied at [[Oxford]] and [[LSE]]. While at Columbia, he studied urban planning and political science, was a [[John Jay Scholar]], and was president of [[St. Anthony Hall]]. He also founded the [[Columbia Urban Experience]] and co-wrote and starred in three [[Varsity Show]]s.		'''Eric Garcetti''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '[[1992\|92]] [[SIPA]] '[[1993\|93]] is the Mayor-elect of [[Los Angeles]]. A [[Rhodes Scholar]], he studied at [[Oxford]] and [[LSE]]. While at Columbia, he studied urban planning and political science, was a [[John Jay Scholar]], and was president of [[St. Anthony Hall]]. He also founded the [[Columbia Urban Experience]] and co-wrote and starred in three [[Varsity Show]]s.
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−	~~Garcetti is currently in the running for Mayor of Los Angeles.~~

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-'''Eric Garcetti''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1992|92]] [[SIPA]] '[[1993|93]] is President of the Los Angeles City Council. A [[Rhodes Scholar]], he studied at [[Oxford]] and [[LSE]]. While at Columbia, he studied urban planning and political science, was a [[John Jay Scholar]], and was president of [[St. Anthony Hall]]. He also founded the [[Columbia Urban Experience]] and co-wrote and starred in three [[Varsity Show]]s.
+'''Eric Garcetti''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1992|92]] [[SIPA]] '[[1993|93]] is the Mayor of Los Angeles. A [[Rhodes Scholar]], he studied at [[Oxford]] and [[LSE]]. While at Columbia, he studied urban planning and political science, was a [[John Jay Scholar]], and was president of [[St. Anthony Hall]]. He also founded the [[Columbia Urban Experience]] and co-wrote and starred in three [[Varsity Show]]s.
 Garcetti is currently in the running for Mayor of Los Angeles.

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	'''Eric Garcetti''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '[[1992\|92]] [[SIPA]] '[[1993\|93]] is President of the Los Angeles City Council. A [[Rhodes Scholar]], he studied at [[Oxford]] and [[LSE]]. While at Columbia, he studied urban planning and political science, was a [[John Jay Scholar]], and was president of [[St. Anthony Hall]]. He also founded the [[Columbia Urban Experience]] and co-wrote and starred in three [[Varsity Show]]s.		'''Eric Garcetti''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '[[1992\|92]] [[SIPA]] '[[1993\|93]] is President of the Los Angeles City Council. A [[Rhodes Scholar]], he studied at [[Oxford]] and [[LSE]]. While at Columbia, he studied urban planning and political science, was a [[John Jay Scholar]], and was president of [[St. Anthony Hall]]. He also founded the [[Columbia Urban Experience]] and co-wrote and starred in three [[Varsity Show]]s.
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		+	Garcetti is currently in the running for Mayor of Los Angeles.

	==External links==		==External links==

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 ==External links==
 *[http://www.ericgarcetti.org/index.html Website]
 [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Garcetti]]