John Kluge - Revision history

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CLM: RIP Kluge; typography

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RIP Kluge; typography

CLM: RIP Kluge

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RIP Kluge

Pacman at 03:56, 28 September 2009

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Pacman at 03:56, 28 September 2009

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Pacman at 23:01, 12 March 2008

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Jiabao at 22:31, 26 December 2007

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Absentminded at 00:30, 2 December 2007

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Nonsensical at 06:33, 12 July 2007

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 '''John W. Kluge''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1937|37]] was a mass-media mogul. Already a big donor to Columbia, on [[April 11]], [[2007]], he became the biggest donor in the history of the [[Columbia University|University]], after giving $400 million to $600 million for [[financial aid]].<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/07/04-new/kluge.html John Kluge, CC’37, Pledges $400 Million for Financial Aid], ''Columbia News'', 4/11/07</ref>The exact amount depends on the value of Kluge's estate, as assets like his [http://www.palmbeachdailynews.com/news/kluge-oceanfront-enclave-listed-for-sale-at-59-1509641.html Palm Beach estate] must be sold by the university. Take that, [[Jerome L. Greene]]!
-If there's one thing Kluge liked doing, it was giving money to Columbia. In [[1987]] he donated $25 million to finish off the second [[Campaign for Columbia (1982)|Campaign for Columbia]]. Kluge then upped the ante with a $60 million gift for the [[John W. Kluge Scholars|Kluge Scholars Program]] during the [[Campaign for Columbia (1990)|third capital campaign]] in the early 1990s. Not satisfied yet, Kluge delivered the big whopper with his massive financial aid donation in 2007. Kluge died on September 7, 2010 at 95.
+If there's one thing Kluge liked doing, it was giving money to Columbia. In [[1987]] he donated $25 million to finish off the second [[Campaign for Columbia (1982)|Campaign for Columbia]].<ref>[http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19870513-01.2.5 CC receives $25 million for minority aid], Columbia Spectator, 13 May 1987</ref> Kluge then upped the ante with a $60 million gift for the [[John W. Kluge Scholars|Kluge Scholars Program]] during the [[Campaign for Columbia (1990)|third capital campaign]] in the early 1990s. Not satisfied yet, Kluge delivered the big whopper with his massive financial aid donation in 2007. Kluge died on September 7, 2010 at 95.
 He is a winner of the [[John Jay Award]] ([[1982]]) and the [[Alexander Hamilton Medal]].

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-'''John W. Kluge''' [[CC]] '[[1937|37]] was a mass-media mogul. Already a big donor to Columbia, on [[April 11]], [[2007]], he became the biggest donor in the history of the [[Columbia University|University]], after giving $400 million to $600 million for [[financial aid]].<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/07/04-new/kluge.html John Kluge, CC’37, Pledges $400 Million for Financial Aid], ''Columbia News'', 4/11/07</ref>The exact amount depends on the value of Kluge's estate, as assets like his [http://www.palmbeachdailynews.com/news/kluge-oceanfront-enclave-listed-for-sale-at-59-1509641.html Palm Beach estate] must be sold by the university. Take that, [[Jerome L. Greene]]!
+'''John W. Kluge''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1937|37]] was a mass-media mogul. Already a big donor to Columbia, on [[April 11]], [[2007]], he became the biggest donor in the history of the [[Columbia University|University]], after giving $400 million to $600 million for [[financial aid]].<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/07/04-new/kluge.html John Kluge, CC’37, Pledges $400 Million for Financial Aid], ''Columbia News'', 4/11/07</ref>The exact amount depends on the value of Kluge's estate, as assets like his [http://www.palmbeachdailynews.com/news/kluge-oceanfront-enclave-listed-for-sale-at-59-1509641.html Palm Beach estate] must be sold by the university. Take that, [[Jerome L. Greene]]!
 If there's one thing Kluge liked doing, it was giving money to Columbia. In [[1987]] he donated $25 million to finish off the second [[Campaign for Columbia (1982)|Campaign for Columbia]]. Kluge then upped the ante with a $60 million gift for the [[John W. Kluge Scholars|Kluge Scholars Program]] during the [[Campaign for Columbia (1990)|third capital campaign]] in the early 1990s. Not satisfied yet, Kluge delivered the big whopper with his massive financial aid donation in 2007. Kluge died on September 7, 2010 at 95.

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-'''John W. Kluge''' [[CC]] '[[1937|37]] was a mass-media mogul. Already a big donor to Columbia, on [[April 11]], [[2007]], he became the biggest donor in the history of the [[Columbia University|University]], after giving $400 million to $600 million for [[financial aid]].<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/07/04-new/kluge.html John Kluge, CC’37, Pledges $400 Million for Financial Aid], ''Columbia News'', 4/11/07</ref><ref>The exact amount depends on the value of Kluge's estate, as assets like his [[http://www.palmbeachdailynews.com/news/kluge-oceanfront-enclave-listed-for-sale-at-59-1509641.html Palm Beach estate]] must be sold by the university.</ref> Take that, [[Jerome L. Greene]]!
+'''John W. Kluge''' [[CC]] '[[1937|37]] was a mass-media mogul. Already a big donor to Columbia, on [[April 11]], [[2007]], he became the biggest donor in the history of the [[Columbia University|University]], after giving $400 million to $600 million for [[financial aid]].<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/07/04-new/kluge.html John Kluge, CC’37, Pledges $400 Million for Financial Aid], ''Columbia News'', 4/11/07</ref>The exact amount depends on the value of Kluge's estate, as assets like his [http://www.palmbeachdailynews.com/news/kluge-oceanfront-enclave-listed-for-sale-at-59-1509641.html Palm Beach estate] must be sold by the university. Take that, [[Jerome L. Greene]]!
-If there's one thing Kluge liked doing, it was giving money to Columbia. In [[1987]] he donated $25 million to finish off the second [[Campaign for Columbia (1982)|Campaign for Columbia]]. Kluge then upped the ante with a $60 million gift for the [[John W. Kluge Scholars|Kluge Scholars Program]] during the [[Campaign for Columbia (1990)|third capital campaign]] in the early 1990s. Not satisfied yet, Kluge delivered the big whopper with his massive financial aid donation in 2007. Kluge died on September 7, 2010.
+If there's one thing Kluge liked doing, it was giving money to Columbia. In [[1987]] he donated $25 million to finish off the second [[Campaign for Columbia (1982)|Campaign for Columbia]]. Kluge then upped the ante with a $60 million gift for the [[John W. Kluge Scholars|Kluge Scholars Program]] during the [[Campaign for Columbia (1990)|third capital campaign]] in the early 1990s. Not satisfied yet, Kluge delivered the big whopper with his massive financial aid donation in 2007. Kluge died on September 7, 2010 at 95.
 He is a winner of the [[John Jay Award]] ([[1982]]) and the [[Alexander Hamilton Medal]].

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-'''John W. Kluge''' [[CC]] '[[1937|37]] is a mass-media mogul. Already a big donor to Columbia, on [[April 11]], [[2007]], he became the biggest donor in the history of the [[Columbia University|University]], after giving $400 million to $600 million for [[financial aid]].<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/07/04-new/kluge.html John Kluge, CC’37, Pledges $400 Million for Financial Aid], ''Columbia News'', 4/11/07</ref><ref>The exact amount depends on the value of Kluge's estate upon his death.</ref> Take that, [[Jerome L. Greene]]!
+'''John W. Kluge''' [[CC]] '[[1937|37]] was a mass-media mogul. Already a big donor to Columbia, on [[April 11]], [[2007]], he became the biggest donor in the history of the [[Columbia University|University]], after giving $400 million to $600 million for [[financial aid]].<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/07/04-new/kluge.html John Kluge, CC’37, Pledges $400 Million for Financial Aid], ''Columbia News'', 4/11/07</ref><ref>The exact amount depends on the value of Kluge's estate, as assets like his [[http://www.palmbeachdailynews.com/news/kluge-oceanfront-enclave-listed-for-sale-at-59-1509641.html Palm Beach estate]] must be sold by the university.</ref> Take that, [[Jerome L. Greene]]!
-If there's one thing Kluge likes doing, it's giving money to Columbia. In [[1987]] he donated $25 million to finish off the second [[Campaign for Columbia (1982)|Campaign for Columbia]]. Kluge then upped the ante with a $60 million gift for the [[John W. Kluge Scholars|Kluge Scholars Program]] during the [[Campaign for Columbia (1990)|third capital campaign]] in the early 1990s. Not satisfied yet, Kluge delivered the big whopper with his massive financial aid donation in 2007.
+If there's one thing Kluge liked doing, it was giving money to Columbia. In [[1987]] he donated $25 million to finish off the second [[Campaign for Columbia (1982)|Campaign for Columbia]]. Kluge then upped the ante with a $60 million gift for the [[John W. Kluge Scholars|Kluge Scholars Program]] during the [[Campaign for Columbia (1990)|third capital campaign]] in the early 1990s. Not satisfied yet, Kluge delivered the big whopper with his massive financial aid donation in 2007. Kluge died on September 7, 2010.
 He is a winner of the [[John Jay Award]] ([[1982]]) and the [[Alexander Hamilton Medal]].

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 If there's one thing Kluge likes doing, it's giving money to Columbia. In [[1987]] he donated $25 million to finish off the second [[Campaign for Columbia (1982)|Campaign for Columbia]]. Kluge then upped the ante with a $60 million gift for the [[John W. Kluge Scholars|Kluge Scholars Program]] during the [[Campaign for Columbia (1990)|third capital campaign]] in the early 1990s. Not satisfied yet, Kluge delivered the big whopper with his massive financial aid donation in 2007.
-He is a winner of the [[John Jay Award]] ([[1982]]).
+He is a winner of the [[John Jay Award]] ([[1982]]) and the [[Alexander Hamilton Medal]].
 == References ==

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	'''John W. Kluge''' [[CC]] '37 is a mass-media mogul. Already a big donor to Columbia, on [[April 11]], [[2007]], he became the biggest donor in the history of the [[Columbia University\|University]], after giving $400 million to $600 million for [[financial aid]].<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/07/04-new/kluge.html John Kluge, CC’37, Pledges $400 Million for Financial Aid], ''Columbia News'', 4/11/07</ref><ref>The exact amount depends on the value of Kluge's estate upon his death.</ref> Take that, [[Jerome L. Greene]]!		'''John W. Kluge''' [[CC]] '37 is a mass-media mogul. Already a big donor to Columbia, on [[April 11]], [[2007]], he became the biggest donor in the history of the [[Columbia University\|University]], after giving $400 million to $600 million for [[financial aid]].<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/07/04-new/kluge.html John Kluge, CC’37, Pledges $400 Million for Financial Aid], ''Columbia News'', 4/11/07</ref><ref>The exact amount depends on the value of Kluge's estate upon his death.</ref> Take that, [[Jerome L. Greene]]!
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		+	If there's one thing Kluge like's doing, it's giving money to Columbia. In [[1987]] he donated $25 million to finish off the second [[Campaign for Columbia (1982)\|Campaign for Columbia]]. Kluge then upped the ante with a $60 million gift for the [[Kluge Scholars Program]] during the [[Campaign for Columbia (1990)\|third capital campaign]] in the early 1990s. Not satisfied yet, Kluge delivered the big whopper with his massive financial aid donation in 2007.

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-'''John W. Kluge''' CC '37 is a mass-media mogul. Already a big donor to Columbia, he became, on April 11, [[2007]], the biggest donor in the history of the university, after giving $400 million to $600 million for [[financial aid]].<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/07/04-new/kluge.html John Kluge, CC’37, Pledges $400 Million for Financial Aid]</ref><ref>The exact amount depends on the value of Kluge's estate upon his death.</ref> Take that, [[Jerome L. Greene]]!
+'''John W. Kluge''' [[CC]] '37 is a mass-media mogul. Already a big donor to Columbia, on [[April 11]], [[2007]], he became the biggest donor in the history of the [[Columbia University|University]], after giving $400 million to $600 million for [[financial aid]].<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/07/04-new/kluge.html John Kluge, CC’37, Pledges $400 Million for Financial Aid], ''Columbia News'', 4/11/07</ref><ref>The exact amount depends on the value of Kluge's estate upon his death.</ref> Take that, [[Jerome L. Greene]]!
 == References ==
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-[[Category:Columbia College alumni|Kluge]]
+[[Category:Columbia College alumni|Kluge, John W.]]
-[[Category:Donors|Kluge]]
+[[Category:Donors|Kluge, John W.]]