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 '''Julius Genachowski''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1985|85]] was the chairman of the [[w:Federal Communications Commission|Federal Communications Commission]] from [[2009]]-[[2013]]. He was also a member of the advisory board for [[Barack Obama]]'s transition team. Genachowski earned a [[JD]] from [[Harvard]], where he worked under Obama at the law review, and was General Counsel for the FCC. He has since been in private enterprise.
-At Columbia, Genachowski graduated ''[[magna cum laude]]'' with a degree in history. He was also a [[Speccie]], and in his final semester, revived Columbia's first student paper ''[[Acta Columbiana]]'', which had been out of print for 100 years since it was driven out of business and absorbed by Spectator. Genachowski claimed that Spectator had gotten and stale and needed competition, "based on the simple notion that monopolies are bad." A fitting attitude for a future telecommunications regulator. Unfortunately, ''Acta'' would be disbanded again by October [[1986]].<ref>http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19861010-01.2.3</ref>
+At Columbia, Genachowski graduated ''[[magna cum laude]]'' with a degree in history. He was also a [[Speccie]], and in his final semester, revived Columbia's first student paper ''[[Acta Columbiana]]'', which had been out of print for 100 years since it was driven out of business and absorbed by Spectator. Genachowski claimed that Spectator had gotten stale and needed competition, "based on the simple notion that monopolies are bad." A fitting attitude for a future telecommunications regulator. Unfortunately, ''Acta'' would be disbanded again by October [[1986]].<ref>http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19861010-01.2.3</ref>
 == References ==

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 '''Julius Genachowski''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1985|85]] was the chairman of the [[w:Federal Communications Commission|Federal Communications Commission]] from [[2009]]-[[2013]]. He was also a member of the advisory board for [[Barack Obama]]'s transition team. Genachowski earned a [[JD]] from [[Harvard]], where he worked under Obama at the law review, and was General Counsel for the FCC. He has since been in private enterprise.
-At Columbia, Genachowski graduated ''[[magna cum laude]]'' with a degree in history. He was also a [[Speccie]], and in his final semester, revived Columbia's first student paper ''[[Acta Columbiana]]'', which had been out of print for 100 years since it was driven out of business and absorbed by Spectator. Genachowski claimed that Spectator had gotten and stale and needed competition, "based on the simple notion that monopolies are bad." A fitting attitude for a future telecommunications regulator. Unfortunately, Acta would be disbanded again by October [[1986]].<ref>http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19861010-01.2.3</ref>
+At Columbia, Genachowski graduated ''[[magna cum laude]]'' with a degree in history. He was also a [[Speccie]], and in his final semester, revived Columbia's first student paper ''[[Acta Columbiana]]'', which had been out of print for 100 years since it was driven out of business and absorbed by Spectator. Genachowski claimed that Spectator had gotten and stale and needed competition, "based on the simple notion that monopolies are bad." A fitting attitude for a future telecommunications regulator. Unfortunately, ''Acta'' would be disbanded again by October [[1986]].<ref>http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19861010-01.2.3</ref>
 == References ==

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-'''Julius Genachowski''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1985|85]] was the chairman of the [[w:Federal Communications Commission|Federal Communications Commission]] from [[2009]]-[[2013]]. He was also a member of the advisory board for [[Barack Obama]]'s transition team. Genachowski earned a [[JD]] from [[Harvard]], where he worked under Obama at the [[law review]], and was General Counsel for the FCC. He has since been in private enterprise.
+'''Julius Genachowski''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1985|85]] was the chairman of the [[w:Federal Communications Commission|Federal Communications Commission]] from [[2009]]-[[2013]]. He was also a member of the advisory board for [[Barack Obama]]'s transition team. Genachowski earned a [[JD]] from [[Harvard]], where he worked under Obama at the law review, and was General Counsel for the FCC. He has since been in private enterprise.
 At Columbia, Genachowski graduated ''[[magna cum laude]]'' with a degree in history. He was also a [[Speccie]], and in his final semester, revived Columbia's first student paper ''[[Acta Columbiana]]'', which had been out of print for 100 years since it was driven out of business and absorbed by Spectator. Genachowski claimed that Spectator had gotten and stale and needed competition, "based on the simple notion that monopolies are bad." A fitting attitude for a future telecommunications regulator. Unfortunately, Acta would be disbanded again by October [[1986]].<ref>http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19861010-01.2.3</ref>

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 '''Julius Genachowski''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1985|85]] was the chairman of the [[w:Federal Communications Commission|Federal Communications Commission]] from [[2009]]-[[2013]]. He was also a member of the advisory board for [[Barack Obama]]'s transition team. Genachowski earned a [[JD]] from [[Harvard]], where he worked under Obama at the [[law review]], and was General Counsel for the FCC. He has since been in private enterprise.
-At Columbia, Genachowski graduated ''[[magna cum laude]]'' with a degree in history. He was also a [[Speccie]], and in his final semester, revived Columbia's first student paper [[Acta Columbiana]], which had been out of print for 100 years since it was driven out of business and absorbed by Spectator. Genachowski claimed that Spectator had gotten and stale and needed competition, "based on the simple notion that monopolies are bad." A fitting attitude for a future telecommunications regulator. Unfortunately, Acta would be disbanded again by October [[1986]].<ref>http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19861010-01.2.3</ref>
+At Columbia, Genachowski graduated ''[[magna cum laude]]'' with a degree in history. He was also a [[Speccie]], and in his final semester, revived Columbia's first student paper ''[[Acta Columbiana]]'', which had been out of print for 100 years since it was driven out of business and absorbed by Spectator. Genachowski claimed that Spectator had gotten and stale and needed competition, "based on the simple notion that monopolies are bad." A fitting attitude for a future telecommunications regulator. Unfortunately, Acta would be disbanded again by October [[1986]].<ref>http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19861010-01.2.3</ref>
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 '''Julius Genachowski''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1985|85]] is [[Barack Obama]]'s nominee for chairman of the Federal Communications Commission. He is also a member of the advisory board for the President-elect's transition team. Genachowski earned a [[JD]] from [[Harvard]], where he worked under Obama at the [[law review]], and was General Counsel for the FCC. He has since been in private enterprise.
 [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Genachowski]]
 [[Category:Class of 1985|Genachowski]]
 [[Category:History majors|Genachowski]]

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