Hudson River - Revision history

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Pacman at 16:32, 23 August 2007

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Pacman at 16:17, 23 August 2007

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Pacman: New page: The '''Hudson River''' is the common denominator of Columbia's campuses; nearly all of the university's facilities, including the Morningside Heights campus, the Medical Center, [[...

2007-08-23T15:59:01Z

New page: The '''Hudson River''' is the common denominator of Columbia's campuses; nearly all of the university's facilities, including the Morningside Heights campus, the Medical Center, [[...

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The '''Hudson River''' is the common denominator of Columbia's campuses; nearly all of the university's facilities, including the [[Morningside Heights campus]], the [[Medical Center]], [[Baker Field]], [[Lamont-Doherty]], and [[Nevis Labs]], are located either on or within spitting distance of it. The creation of the new campus in [[Manhattanville]] will continue this trend. Thus, while one cannot accurately say that all of Columbia University is located in [[Morningside Heights]], "Alma Mater on the Hudson shore" continues to be a reasonably accurate description.

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-The '''Hudson River''' is the common denominator of Columbia's campuses; nearly all of the university's facilities, including the [[Morningside Heights campus]], the [[Medical Center]], [[Baker Field]], [[Lamont-Doherty]], and [[Nevis Labs]], are located either on or within spitting distance of it. The creation of the [[Manhattanville campus|new campus]] in [[Manhattanville (neighborhood)|Manhattanville]] will continue this trend. Even campuses which never came to fruition, such as the [[Lincoln Center]] campus or [[John Erskine]]'s proposed far-uptown [[Columbia College]] campus would have been located on the river. Thus, while one cannot truthfully say that all of Columbia University is located in [[Morningside Heights]], "Alma Mater on the Hudson shore" continues to be a reasonably accurate description.
+The '''Hudson River''' is the common denominator of Columbia's campuses; nearly all of the university's facilities, including the [[Morningside Heights campus]], the [[Medical Center]], [[Baker Field]], [[Lamont-Doherty]], and [[Nevis Labs]], are located either on or within spitting distance of it. The creation of the [[Manhattanville campus|new campus]] in [[Manhattanville (neighborhood)|Manhattanville]] will continue this trend. Even campuses which never came to fruition, such as the proposed [[Lincoln Center]] "[[Columbia Prime]]" campus, or [[John Erskine]]'s proposed far-uptown [[Columbia College]] campus would have been located on the river. Thus, while one cannot truthfully say that all of Columbia University is located in [[Morningside Heights]], "Alma Mater on the Hudson shore" continues to be a reasonably accurate description.
 The [[crew]] team, for whatever reason, doesn't row on the vaunted river (though it used to, back in the 19th century). Instead, Columbia's boathouse and crew practises take place on the [[Harlem River]]. The [[Columbia C]] is painted where the two rivers intersect.

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-The '''Hudson River''' is the common denominator of Columbia's campuses; nearly all of the university's facilities, including the [[Morningside Heights campus]], the [[Medical Center]], [[Baker Field]], [[Lamont-Doherty]], and [[Nevis Labs]], are located either on or within spitting distance of it. The creation of the [[Manhattanville campus|new campus]] in [[Manhattanville (neighborhood)|Manhattanville]] will continue this trend. Even the [[Lincoln Center]] campus, which never came to fruition, would have been located on the river. Thus, while one cannot truthfully say that all of Columbia University is located in [[Morningside Heights]], "Alma Mater on the Hudson shore" continues to be a reasonably accurate description.
+The '''Hudson River''' is the common denominator of Columbia's campuses; nearly all of the university's facilities, including the [[Morningside Heights campus]], the [[Medical Center]], [[Baker Field]], [[Lamont-Doherty]], and [[Nevis Labs]], are located either on or within spitting distance of it. The creation of the [[Manhattanville campus|new campus]] in [[Manhattanville (neighborhood)|Manhattanville]] will continue this trend. Even campuses which never came to fruition, such as the [[Lincoln Center]] campus or [[John Erskine]]'s proposed far-uptown [[Columbia College]] campus would have been located on the river. Thus, while one cannot truthfully say that all of Columbia University is located in [[Morningside Heights]], "Alma Mater on the Hudson shore" continues to be a reasonably accurate description.
 The [[crew]] team, for whatever reason, doesn't row on the vaunted river (though it used to, back in the 19th century). Instead, Columbia's boathouse and crew practises take place on the [[Harlem River]]. The [[Columbia C]] is painted where the two rivers intersect.

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-The '''Hudson River''' is the common denominator of Columbia's campuses; nearly all of the university's facilities, including the [[Morningside Heights campus]], the [[Medical Center]], [[Baker Field]], [[Lamont-Doherty]], and [[Nevis Labs]], are located either on or within spitting distance of it. The creation of the new campus in [[Manhattanville]] will continue this trend. Even the [[Lincoln Center]] campus, which never came to fruition, would have been located on the river. Thus, while one cannot truthfully say that all of Columbia University is located in [[Morningside Heights]], "Alma Mater on the Hudson shore" continues to be a reasonably accurate description.
+The '''Hudson River''' is the common denominator of Columbia's campuses; nearly all of the university's facilities, including the [[Morningside Heights campus]], the [[Medical Center]], [[Baker Field]], [[Lamont-Doherty]], and [[Nevis Labs]], are located either on or within spitting distance of it. The creation of the [[Manhattanville campus|new campus]] in [[Manhattanville (neighborhood)|Manhattanville]] will continue this trend. Even the [[Lincoln Center]] campus, which never came to fruition, would have been located on the river. Thus, while one cannot truthfully say that all of Columbia University is located in [[Morningside Heights]], "Alma Mater on the Hudson shore" continues to be a reasonably accurate description.
 The [[crew]] team, for whatever reason, doesn't row on the vaunted river (though it used to, back in the 19th century). Instead, Columbia's boathouse and crew practises take place on the [[Harlem River]]. The [[Columbia C]] is painted where the two rivers intersect.

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 The [[crew]] team, for whatever reason, doesn't row on the vaunted river (though it used to, back in the 19th century). Instead, Columbia's boathouse and crew practises take place on the [[Harlem River]]. The [[Columbia C]] is painted where the two rivers intersect.
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-The '''Hudson River''' is the common denominator of Columbia's campuses; nearly all of the university's facilities, including the [[Morningside Heights campus]], the [[Medical Center]], [[Baker Field]], [[Lamont-Doherty]], and [[Nevis Labs]], are located either on or within spitting distance of it. The creation of the new campus in [[Manhattanville]] will continue this trend. Thus, while one cannot truthfully say that all of Columbia University is located in [[Morningside Heights]], "Alma Mater on the Hudson shore" continues to be a reasonably accurate description.
+The '''Hudson River''' is the common denominator of Columbia's campuses; nearly all of the university's facilities, including the [[Morningside Heights campus]], the [[Medical Center]], [[Baker Field]], [[Lamont-Doherty]], and [[Nevis Labs]], are located either on or within spitting distance of it. The creation of the new campus in [[Manhattanville]] will continue this trend. Even the [[Lincoln Center]] campus, which never came to fruition, would have been located on the river. Thus, while one cannot truthfully say that all of Columbia University is located in [[Morningside Heights]], "Alma Mater on the Hudson shore" continues to be a reasonably accurate description.
-The [[crew]] team, for whatever reason, doesn't row on the vaunted river (though it used to, back in the 19th century). Instead, Columbia's boathouse and crew practises take place on the [[Harlem River]].
+The [[crew]] team, for whatever reason, doesn't row on the vaunted river (though it used to, back in the 19th century). Instead, Columbia's boathouse and crew practises take place on the [[Harlem River]]. The [[Columbia C]] is painted where the two rivers intersect.
 [[Category:Places]]
 [[Category:New York City]]

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	The '''Hudson River''' is the common denominator of Columbia's campuses; nearly all of the university's facilities, including the [[Morningside Heights campus]], the [[Medical Center]], [[Baker Field]], [[Lamont-Doherty]], and [[Nevis Labs]], are located either on or within spitting distance of it. The creation of the new campus in [[Manhattanville]] will continue this trend. Thus, while one cannot truthfully say that all of Columbia University is located in [[Morningside Heights]], "Alma Mater on the Hudson shore" continues to be a reasonably accurate description.		The '''Hudson River''' is the common denominator of Columbia's campuses; nearly all of the university's facilities, including the [[Morningside Heights campus]], the [[Medical Center]], [[Baker Field]], [[Lamont-Doherty]], and [[Nevis Labs]], are located either on or within spitting distance of it. The creation of the new campus in [[Manhattanville]] will continue this trend. Thus, while one cannot truthfully say that all of Columbia University is located in [[Morningside Heights]], "Alma Mater on the Hudson shore" continues to be a reasonably accurate description.