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 {{wp-also2|George Erik Rupp}}
-'''George Erik Rupp''' was the previous [[University President]].
+'''George Erik Rupp''' was a [[University President]].
 ==Career==

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 [[Image:GeorgeRupp.jpg|thumb|George Erik Rupp]]
-The highlight of President '''George Rupp''''s administration was his commitment to make [[Columbia College]] and [[SEAS]] the "center of the University". Under his tenure, admission rates dropped, the endowment soared, and Columbia was once again spoken of as a great undergraduate institution, instead of a school that catered almost exclusively to graduate and professional interests.
 George Rupp remains the most College-friendly Columbia president since [[Charles King]].

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 [[Image:GeorgeRupp.jpg|thumb|George Erik Rupp]]
-The highlight of President Rupp's administration was his commitment to make [[Columbia College]] and [[SEAS]] the "center of the University". Under his tenure, admission rates dropped, the endowment soared, and Columbia was once again spoken of as a great undergraduate institution, instead of a school that catered almost exclusively to graduate and professional interests.
+The highlight of President '''George Rupp''''s administration was his commitment to make [[Columbia College]] and [[SEAS]] the "center of the University". Under his tenure, admission rates dropped, the endowment soared, and Columbia was once again spoken of as a great undergraduate institution, instead of a school that catered almost exclusively to graduate and professional interests.
 George Rupp remains the most College-friendly Columbia president since [[Charles King]].

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 George Rupp remains the most College-friendly Columbia president since [[Charles King]].
-[[Lee Bollinger]], on the other hand is a lot less interested in things like undergraduates education and a lot more interested in things like arts, public health, globalization, neuroscience, sustainable development, and diversity. He obviously hasn't heard of the [[five pillars theory]].
+[[Lee Bollinger]], on the other hand is a lot less interested in things like undergraduate education and a lot more interested in things like arts, public health, globalization, neuroscience, sustainable development, and diversity. He obviously hasn't heard of the [[five pillars theory]].
 {{succession|preceded=[[Michael I. Sovern]]|succeeded=[[Lee C. Bollinger]]|office=President of Columbia University|years=1993-2002}}

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	The highlight of President Rupp's administration was his commitment to make [[Columbia College]] and [[SEAS]] the "center of the University". Under his tenure, admission rates dropped, the endowment soared, and Columbia was once again spoken of as a great undergraduate institution, instead of a school that catered almost exclusively to graduate and professional interests.		The highlight of President Rupp's administration was his commitment to make [[Columbia College]] and [[SEAS]] the "center of the University". Under his tenure, admission rates dropped, the endowment soared, and Columbia was once again spoken of as a great undergraduate institution, instead of a school that catered almost exclusively to graduate and professional interests.

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 [[Lee Bollinger]], on the other hand is a lot less interested in things like undergraduates education and a lot more interested in things like arts, public health, globalization, neuroscience, sustainable development, and diversity. He obviously hasn't heard of the [[five pillars theory]].
-{{succession|preceded=[[Michael I. Sovern]]|succeeded=[[Lee Bollinger]]|office=President of Columbia University|years=1993-2002}}
+{{succession|preceded=[[Michael I. Sovern]]|succeeded=[[Lee C. Bollinger]]|office=President of Columbia University|years=1993-2002}}
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	[[Lee Bollinger]], on the other hand is a lot less interested in things like undergraduates education and a lot more interested in things like arts, public health, globalization, neuroscience, sustainable development, and diversity. He obviously hasn't heard of the [[five pillars theory]].		[[Lee Bollinger]], on the other hand is a lot less interested in things like undergraduates education and a lot more interested in things like arts, public health, globalization, neuroscience, sustainable development, and diversity. He obviously hasn't heard of the [[five pillars theory]].
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