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Pacman: New page: {{wp-also}} '''Oliver Sacks''' is a neurologist and writer. On September 1, 2007, he was appointed professor of clinical neurology and clinical psychiatry at the [[College of Phys...

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New page: {{wp-also}} '''Oliver Sacks''' is a neurologist and writer. On September 1, 2007, he was appointed professor of clinical neurology and clinical psychiatry at the [[College of Phys...

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'''Oliver Sacks''' is a neurologist and writer. On [[September 1]], [[2007]], he was appointed professor of clinical neurology and clinical psychiatry at the [[College of Physicians and Surgeons]], as well as being named the first [[Columbia Artist]], a position which will allow him to work across departments concerned with human behavior, such as medicine, law, and history.

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-'''Oliver Sacks''' is a neurologist and writer. On [[September 1]], [[2007]], he was appointed professor of clinical neurology and clinical psychiatry at the [[College of Physicians and Surgeons]], as well as named the first [[Columbia Artist]], a position which will allow him to work across departments concerned with human behavior, such as medicine, law, and history.
+'''Oliver Sacks''' is a neurologist and writer. On [[September 1]], [[2007]], he was appointed professor of clinical neurology and clinical psychiatry at the [[College of Physicians and Surgeons]], as well as named the first [[Columbia Artist]], a position which allows him to work across departments concerned with human behavior, such as medicine, law, and history.
 The position grew out of conversations Sacks had with [[Arts Initiative]] head [[Gregory Mosher]] and Columbia [[Nobel]] laureate [[Eric Kandel]]. Mosher noted that Kandel served as an exemplarily interdisciplinary figure, embodying the principle "hey, kids, you can do more than one thing at a time".
 Sacks' medical school appointment is financed by the Gatsby Charitable Foundation, a beneficiary of the British grocery store empire Sainsbury's.

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	'''Oliver Sacks''' is a neurologist and writer. On [[September 1]], [[2007]], he was appointed professor of clinical neurology and clinical psychiatry at the [[College of Physicians and Surgeons]], as well as named the first [[Columbia Artist]], a position which will allow him to work across departments concerned with human behavior, such as medicine, law, and history.		'''Oliver Sacks''' is a neurologist and writer. On [[September 1]], [[2007]], he was appointed professor of clinical neurology and clinical psychiatry at the [[College of Physicians and Surgeons]], as well as named the first [[Columbia Artist]], a position which will allow him to work across departments concerned with human behavior, such as medicine, law, and history.
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		+	The position grew out of conversations Sacks had with [[Arts Initiative]] head [[Gregory Mosher]] and Columbia [[Nobel]] laureate [[Eric Kandel]]. Mosher noted that Kandel served as an exemplarily interdisciplinary figure, embodying the principle "hey, kids, you can do more than one thing at a time".
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		+	Sacks' medical school appointment is financed by the Gatsby Charitable Foundation, a beneficiary of the British grocery store empire Sainsbury's.

	==External links==		==External links==

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-'''Oliver Sacks''' is a neurologist and writer. On [[September 1]], [[2007]], he was appointed professor of clinical neurology and clinical psychiatry at the [[College of Physicians and Surgeons]], as well as being named the first [[Columbia Artist]], a position which will allow him to work across departments concerned with human behavior, such as medicine, law, and history.
+'''Oliver Sacks''' is a neurologist and writer. On [[September 1]], [[2007]], he was appointed professor of clinical neurology and clinical psychiatry at the [[College of Physicians and Surgeons]], as well as named the first [[Columbia Artist]], a position which will allow him to work across departments concerned with human behavior, such as medicine, law, and history.
 ==External links==

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	'''Oliver Sacks''' is a neurologist and writer. On [[September 1]], [[2007]], he was appointed professor of clinical neurology and clinical psychiatry at the [[College of Physicians and Surgeons]], as well as being named the first [[Columbia Artist]], a position which will allow him to work across departments concerned with human behavior, such as medicine, law, and history.		'''Oliver Sacks''' is a neurologist and writer. On [[September 1]], [[2007]], he was appointed professor of clinical neurology and clinical psychiatry at the [[College of Physicians and Surgeons]], as well as being named the first [[Columbia Artist]], a position which will allow him to work across departments concerned with human behavior, such as medicine, law, and history.
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		+	==External links==
		+	*[http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/01/books/01sack.htm NY Times: Sacks joins Columbia faculty as 'artist']

	[[Category:Professors]]		[[Category:Professors]]