Fritz Stern - Revision history

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 {{succession|office=[[Provost]] (Arts and Sciences)|years=[[1980]]-[[1983]]|preceded=[[Michael I. Sovern]]|succeeded=[[Robert F. Goldberger]]}}
 {{succession|office=[[Provost]] (acting)|years=[[1989]]|preceded=[[Robert F. Goldberger]]|succeeded=[[Jonathan R. Cole]]}}
-{{succession|preceded=?|succeeded=[[Tom Brokow]]|office=[[Columbia College]] [[Class Day]] Speaker|years=[[1994]]}}
+{{succession|preceded=?|succeeded=[[w:Tom Brokaw|Tom Brokaw]]|office=[[Columbia College]] [[Class Day]] Speaker|years=[[1994]]}}
 [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Stern, Fritz]]

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 ==External links==
 *[http://www.college.columbia.edu/cct/jan_feb07/bookshelf2.php Profile of Stern] in ''[[Columbia College Today]]''
 {{succession|office=[[Provost]] (Arts and Sciences)|years=[[1980]]-[[1983]]|preceded=[[Michael I. Sovern]]|succeeded=[[Robert F. Goldberger]]}}
 {{succession|office=[[Provost]] (acting)|years=[[1989]]|preceded=[[Robert F. Goldberger]]|succeeded=[[Jonathan R. Cole]]}}
 {{succession|preceded=?|succeeded=[[Tom Brokow]]|office=[[Columbia College]] [[Class Day]] Speaker|years=[[1994]]}}
 [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Stern, Fritz]]
 [[Category:GSAS alumni|Stern, Fritz]]
-[[Category:Former history professors|Stern, Fritz]]
+[[Category:Former professors|Stern, Fritz]]
 [[Category:Provosts|Stern, Fritz]]
 [[Category:University Professors|Stern, Fritz]]
 [[Category:Van Doren Award recipients|Stern, Fritz]]
 [[Category:Trilling Award recipients|Stern, Fritz]]

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 '''Fritz Stern''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1946|46]] [[PhD]] '[[1953|53]], now retired, was a [[University Professor]] and twice [[Provost]]. His teaching and research interests included 19th and 20th century Germany and Europe.
-While a student at the College, Stern was friends with [[Allen Ginsberg]]. The two served as debate partners on the [[College Debate Council]], of which Stern was president. They also founded the Roosevelt for President club together in [[1944]]. Ginsberg also persuaded Stern to take classes with [[Lionel Trilling]] and [[Jacques Barzun]], which Stern found "humbling and life-transforming". He quit his pre-med track and became a history major, reporting on current affairs for the then-college radio station [[CURC]]. After staying on to complete his graduate studies in history, Stern was named a full professor in [[1963]]. He was named to the [[Seth Low Professor of History]] chair in [[1967]], served as [[provost]] of the [[Arts and Sciences]] from [[1980]] to [[1983]] (and again as acting provost in [[1989]]), and was appointed a University Professor in [[1992]].
+While a student at the College, Stern was friends with [[Allen Ginsberg]]. The two served as debate partners on the [[College Debate Council]], of which Stern was president. They also founded the Roosevelt for President club together in [[1944]]. Ginsberg also persuaded Stern to take classes with [[Lionel Trilling]] and [[Jacques Barzun]], which Stern found "humbling and life-transforming". He quit his pre-med track and became a history major, reporting on current affairs for the then-college radio station [[CURC]].
 In [[1994]], he was [[Columbia College]]'s [[Class Day]] speaker. Stern has been honored with the [[Great Teacher Award]], the [[Lionel Trilling Book Award]] and the [[Mark Van Doren Award]].