Henry S. Coleman - Revision history

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 ==External Links==
 * [http://www.college.columbia.edu/cct/mar_apr06/obituaries3.php Columbia College Today Obituary for Henry Coleman]
+* [http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19720901-01.2.11 Student Sought as Dean Recovers (Spec article on Coleman shooting)]
 {{succession|office=Acting Dean of Columbia College|years=[[1967]]-[[1968]]|preceded=[[David B. Truman]]|succeeded=[[Carl Hovde]]}}

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 [[Image:Coleman68.jpg|thumb|Henry Coleman held hostage during the student occupation of [[Hamilton Hall]] during the [[1968 protests]]]]
-'''Henry S. Coleman''' '44CC, '46SEAS was a former administrator, who served as the acting dean of [[Columbia College]] from [[1967]]-[[1968]] and dean of students from [[1972]]-[[1979]]. Coleman also served as an assistant to dean during the 1950's and served as dean of admissions to Columbia College from 1960 until his appointment as acting dean of the College.  He was awarded the [[John Jay Award]] in 1996.
+'''Henry S. Coleman''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1944|44]] [[SEAS]] '[[1946|46]] was a former administrator, who served as the acting dean of [[Columbia College]] from [[1967]]-[[1968]] and dean of students from [[1972]]-[[1979]]. Coleman also served as an assistant to dean during the 1950's and served as dean of admissions to Columbia College from [[1960]] until his appointment as acting dean of the College.  He was awarded the [[John Jay Award]] in [[1996]].
 Coleman probably survived more misfortunes than any Columbia administrator. He was famously barricaded in his [[Hamilton Hall]] office during the [[1968 protests]]. His office was occupied again during the protest advocating conversion of the [[ROTC]] lounge to the [[Malcolm X Lounge]].
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 On July 25, [[1972]], Coleman was shot six times (in the chest, the neck, the right wrist, the left upper arm, and twice in the right upper arm) in his office by a suspended student. He was rushed to the hospital by Columbia's volunteer EMT service (forerunner of [[CAVA]]) where doctors said he was "dangerously close to death." He required four hours of surgery and 12 pints of blood. In a display of utter badassery, Coleman held regular office hours three weeks after the shooting, telling the Spectator that he was "feeling fine." He refused to comment on the search for the shooter, saying that he didn't "believe in trying a person outside of court", and refused to comment on the alleged shooters academic status, saying that the student's academic records were not public.
-He passed away on January 31, [[2006]].
+He passed away on [[January 31]], [[2006]].
 ==External Links==
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 [[Category:Deans of Columbia College|Coleman, Henry S.]]
 [[Category:1968 protests|Coleman]]
-[[Category:John Jay Award recipients]]
+[[Category:John Jay Award recipients|Coleman]]

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 Coleman probably survived more misfortunes than any Columbia administrator. He was famously barricaded in his [[Hamilton Hall]] office during the [[1968 protests]]. His office was occupied again during the protest advocating conversion of the [[ROTC]] lounge to the [[Malcolm X Lounge]].
-On July 25, [[1972]], Coleman was shot five times in his office by a suspended student. He was rushed to the hospital by Columbia's volunteer EMT service (forerunner of [[CAVA]]) and survived.
+On July 25, [[1972]], Coleman was shot six times (in the chest, the neck, the right wrist, the left upper arm, and twice in the right upper arm) in his office by a suspended student. He was rushed to the hospital by Columbia's volunteer EMT service (forerunner of [[CAVA]]) where doctors said he was "dangerously close to death." He required four hours of surgery and 12 pints of blood. In a display of utter badassery, Coleman held regular office hours three weeks after the shooting, telling the Spectator that he was "feeling fine." He refused to comment on the search for the shooter, saying that he didn't "believe in trying a person outside of court", and refused to comment on the alleged shooters academic status, saying that the student's academic records were not public.
-He died on January 31, [[2006]].
+He passed away on January 31, [[2006]].
 ==External Links==

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 [[Image:Coleman68.jpg|thumb|Henry Coleman held hostage during the student occupation of [[Hamilton Hall]] during the [[1968 protests]]]]
-'''Henry S. Coleman''' [[SEAS]] '[[1946|46]] was a former administrator, who served as the acting dean of [[Columbia College]] from [[1967]]-[[1968]] and dean of students from [[1972]]-[[1979]]. Coleman also served as an assistant to dean during the 1950's and served as dean of admissions to Columbia College from 1960 until his appointment as acting dean of the College.
+'''Henry S. Coleman''' '44CC, '46SEAS was a former administrator, who served as the acting dean of [[Columbia College]] from [[1967]]-[[1968]] and dean of students from [[1972]]-[[1979]]. Coleman also served as an assistant to dean during the 1950's and served as dean of admissions to Columbia College from 1960 until his appointment as acting dean of the College.  He was awarded the [[John Jay Award]] in 1996.
 Coleman probably survived more misfortunes than any Columbia administrator. He was famously barricaded in his [[Hamilton Hall]] office during the [[1968 protests]]. His office was occupied again during the protest advocating conversion of the [[ROTC]] lounge to the [[Malcolm X Lounge]].
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 [[Category:Deans of Columbia College|Coleman, Henry S.]]
 [[Category:1968 protests|Coleman]]

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 [[Image:HenryColeman.jpg|thumb|Henry S. Coleman]]
-[[Image:Coleman68.jpg|thumb|Henry Coleman held hostage during the student occupation of [[Hamilton Hall]] ]]
+[[Image:Coleman68.jpg|thumb|Henry Coleman held hostage during the student occupation of [[Hamilton Hall]] during the [[1968 protests]]]]
-'''Henry S. Coleman''' [[SEAS]] '[[1946|46]] was a former administrator, who served as the acting dean of [[Columbia College]] from [[1967]]-[[1968]] and dean of students from [[1972]]-[[1979]]. He was famously barricaded in his [[Hamilton Hall]] office during the [[1968 protests]].
+'''Henry S. Coleman''' [[SEAS]] '[[1946|46]] was a former administrator, who served as the acting dean of [[Columbia College]] from [[1967]]-[[1968]] and dean of students from [[1972]]-[[1979]]. Coleman also served as an assistant to dean during the 1950's and served as dean of admissions to Columbia College from 1960 until his appointment as acting dean of the College.
-Coleman also served as an assistant to dean during the 1950's and served as dean of admissions to Columbia College from 1960 until his appointment as acting dean of the College.
+Coleman probably survived more misfortunes than any Columbia administrator. He was famously barricaded in his [[Hamilton Hall]] office during the [[1968 protests]]. His office was occupied again during the protest advocating conversion of the [[ROTC]] lounge to the [[Malcolm X Lounge]].
 On July 25, [[1972]], Coleman was shot five times in his office by a suspended student. He was rushed to the hospital by Columbia's volunteer EMT service (forerunner of [[CAVA]]) and survived.

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	'''Henry S. Coleman''' [[SEAS]] '46 was a former administrator, who served as the acting dean of [[Columbia College]] from [[1967]]-[[1968]] and dean of students from [[1972]]-[[1979]]. He was famously barricaded in his [[Hamilton Hall]] office during the [[1968 protests]].		'''Henry S. Coleman''' [[SEAS]] '46 was a former administrator, who served as the acting dean of [[Columbia College]] from [[1967]]-[[1968]] and dean of students from [[1972]]-[[1979]]. He was famously barricaded in his [[Hamilton Hall]] office during the [[1968 protests]].
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		+	Coleman also served as an assistant to dean during the 1950's and served as dean of admissions to Columbia College from 1960 until his appointment as acting dean of the College.

	On July 25, [[1972]], Coleman was shot five times in his office by a suspended student. He was rushed to the hospital by Columbia's volunteer EMT service (forerunner of [[CAVA]]) and survived.		On July 25, [[1972]], Coleman was shot five times in his office by a suspended student. He was rushed to the hospital by Columbia's volunteer EMT service (forerunner of [[CAVA]]) and survived.