Joseph Bauke - Revision history

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New page: Professor of Germanic languages and chairman of the department at Columbia, joined Columbia in 1959 and remained teaching until his untimely death, in 1983, at the age of 51. He was also ...

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Professor of Germanic languages and chairman of the department at Columbia, joined Columbia in 1959 and remained teaching until his untimely death, in 1983, at the age of 51. He was also the director of Deutsches Haus. In 1976, he received the Mark Van Doren Award, given annually by the university students. He was usually seen around campus in a finely tailored suit and tie. He endeared himself to his students with his charm and love of knowledge.

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-'''Joseph Bauke''' was a professor of Germanic languages and chairman of the [[German Department]]. He joined Columbia in [[1959]] and remained teaching until his untimely death, in [[1983]], at the age of 51.  He was also the director of [[Deutsches Haus]]. In [[1976]], he received the [[Mark Van Doren Award]], given annually by students. He was usually seen around campus in a finely tailored suit and tie.  He endeared himself to his students with his charm and love of knowledge.
+'''Joseph Bauke''' was a professor of Germanic languages and chairman of the [[German Department]]. He joined Columbia in [[1959]] and continued teaching until his untimely death, in [[1983]], at the age of 51.  He was also the director of [[Deutsches Haus]]. In [[1976]], he received the [[Mark Van Doren Award]], given annually by students. He was usually seen around campus in a finely tailored suit and tie.  He endeared himself to his students with his charm and love of knowledge.
 [[Category:German professors|Bauke]]
 [[Category:Former professors|Bauke]]
 [[Category:Van Doren Award recipients|Bauke]]

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−	~~Professor~~ of Germanic languages and chairman of the ~~department at Columbia,~~ joined Columbia in 1959 and remained teaching until his untimely death, in 1983, at the age of 51. He was also the director of Deutsches Haus. In 1976, he received the Mark Van Doren Award, given annually by ~~the university~~ students. He was usually seen around campus in a finely tailored suit and tie. He endeared himself to his students with his charm and love of knowledge.	+	'''Joseph Bauke''' was a professor of Germanic languages and chairman of the [[German Department]]. He joined Columbia in [[1959]] and remained teaching until his untimely death, in [[1983]], at the age of 51. He was also the director of [[Deutsches Haus]]. In [[1976]], he received the [[Mark Van Doren Award]], given annually by students. He was usually seen around campus in a finely tailored suit and tie. He endeared himself to his students with his charm and love of knowledge.
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