Jonathan Cole - Revision history

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Redirecting to Jonathan R. Cole

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Pacman: /* External links */

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−	[[~~Image:JohnathanCole.gif\|thumb\|240px\|Jonathan Cole]]~~
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−	~~'''~~Jonathan R. ~~Cole''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '[[1964\|64]] [[PhD]] '[[1969\|69]] is a professor in the [[Sociology\|Sociology Department]] and a former [[Provost]].~~
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−	~~==Education==~~
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−	~~He received his [[BA]] in [[History]] before obtaining his [[PhD]] in Sociology with honors. From [[1961]] to [[1964]] he was on the varsity [[baseball]] team.~~
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−	~~==Career==~~
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−	~~He served as Director of the Center for the Social Sciences from [[1979]] to [[1987]], Vice President for [[Arts and Sciences]] from [[1987]] to [[1989]], and Provost from [[1987]] to [[2003]].~~
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−	~~He is officially [[John Mitchell Mason]] Professor of the University and Provost Emeritus of the University and Dean Emeritus of Faculties, and has an office in [[Jerome Greene Hall]].~~
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−	~~==Controversies==~~
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−	He has been implicated in various acts of skullduggery, including the firing of [[Jack Greenberg]] from the office of [[Dean of Columbia College]], the attempted firing of [[Austin Quigley]], and the failure to inform [[Lee C. Bollinger]] about [[John Reeves]]'s [[Athletics Facilities Scandal\|expectation of receiving space]] on the new [[Northwest Science Building]], etc. He was also involved with the spectacularly unsuccessful [[Fathom Knowledge Network]].
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−	~~==External links==~~
−	*[http://www.iserp.columbia.edu/people/cole.html Research profile]
−	*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/provost/docs/jrcpage.html Memoir of Columbia experiences]
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−	~~{{succession\|office=[[Provost]] (Arts and Sciences)\|years=[[1989]]-[[2003]]\|preceded=[[Fritz Stern]]\|succeeded=[[Alan Brinkley]]}}~~
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 ==Controversies==
-He has been implicated in various acts of Skullduggery, including the firing of [[Jack Greenberg]] from the office of [[Dean of Columbia College]], the attempted firing of [[Austin Quigley]], and the failure to inform [[Lee C. Bollinger]] about [[John Reeves]]'s [[Athletics Facilities Scandal|expectation of receiving space]] on the new [[Northwest Science Building]], etc. He was also involved with the spectacularly unsuccessful [[Fathom Knowledge Network]].
+He has been implicated in various acts of skullduggery, including the firing of [[Jack Greenberg]] from the office of [[Dean of Columbia College]], the attempted firing of [[Austin Quigley]], and the failure to inform [[Lee C. Bollinger]] about [[John Reeves]]'s [[Athletics Facilities Scandal|expectation of receiving space]] on the new [[Northwest Science Building]], etc. He was also involved with the spectacularly unsuccessful [[Fathom Knowledge Network]].
 ==External links==

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-He has been implicated in various acts of Skullduggery, including the firing of [[Jack Greenberg]] from the office of [[Dean of Columbia College]], the attempted firing of [[Austin Quigley]], and the failure to inform [[Lee C. Bollinger]] about [[John Reeves]]'s plan to build an athletics facility next to [[Pupin]], etc. He was also involved with the spectacularly unsuccessful [[Fathom Knowledge Network]].
+He has been implicated in various acts of Skullduggery, including the firing of [[Jack Greenberg]] from the office of [[Dean of Columbia College]], the attempted firing of [[Austin Quigley]], and the failure to inform [[Lee C. Bollinger]] about [[John Reeves]]'s [[Athletics Facilities Scandal|expectation of receiving space]] on the new [[Northwest Science Building]], etc. He was also involved with the spectacularly unsuccessful [[Fathom Knowledge Network]].
 ==External links==

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