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‎List of Columbia College salutatorians

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‎List of Columbia College salutatorians

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 ==List of [[Columbia College]] salutatorians==
 *[[2021]]: [[Sofia Montrone]]
 *[[2020]]: [[Ariana Mao]]

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 *[[2020]]: [[Ariana Mao]]
 *[[2019]]: [[Jessica Bai]]
-*[[2018]]: [Hannah Bender]]
+*[[2018]]: [[Hannah Bender]]
 *[[2017]]: [[Hui Yu Wong]]
 *[[2016]]: [[Zoe Poll]]

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 ==List of [[Columbia College]] salutatorians==
 *[[2013]]: [[Yoshiaki Ko]]
 *[[2012]]: [[Zachary Levine]]

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−	A '''Salutatorian''', typically judged to be the second most worthy degree candidate in his or her school's respective graduating class by [[GPA]] and other measures, and, at least at [[Columbia College]], gives the speech at [[Class Day]], rather than the [[Valedictorian]]. A possible explanation for this may be that often the Valedictorian is just too much of a nerd, or more likely, it could be because Columbia College makes no academic distinction between the Salutatorian and the [[Valedictorian]].	+	A '''Salutatorian''' is typically judged to be the second most worthy degree candidate in his or her school's respective graduating class by [[GPA]] and other measures.

	==List of [[Columbia College]] salutatorians==		==List of [[Columbia College]] salutatorians==

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−	A '''Salutatorian''', judged to be the second most worthy degree candidate in his or her school's respective graduating class by [[GPA]] and other measures, and, at least at [[Columbia College]], gives the speech at [[Class Day]], rather than the [[Valedictorian]]. A possible explanation for this may be that often the Valedictorian is just too much of a nerd~~. Or~~ it ~~might~~ be ~~that~~ the ~~terms used to be reversed; at least one ''Spec'' article noted that~~ [[~~Nicholas Murray Butler~~]] ~~was both "Greek salutatorian" of his year and "top of his class"~~.	+	A '''Salutatorian''', typically judged to be the second most worthy degree candidate in his or her school's respective graduating class by [[GPA]] and other measures, and, at least at [[Columbia College]], gives the speech at [[Class Day]], rather than the [[Valedictorian]]. A possible explanation for this may be that often the Valedictorian is just too much of a nerd, or more likely, it could be because Columbia College makes no academic distinction between the Salutatorian and the [[Valedictorian]].

	==List of [[Columbia College]] salutatorians==		==List of [[Columbia College]] salutatorians==

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-The [[Columbia College]] '''Salutatorian''', judged to be the second most worthy degree candidate in his or her respective graduating class by [[GPA]] and other measures, gives the speech at [[Class Day]], rather than the [[Valedictorian]]. A possible explanation for this may be that often the Valedictorian is just too much of a nerd.
+A '''Salutatorian''', judged to be the second most worthy degree candidate in his or her school's respective graduating class by [[GPA]] and other measures, and, at least at [[Columbia College]], gives the speech at [[Class Day]], rather than the [[Valedictorian]]. A possible explanation for this may be that often the Valedictorian is just too much of a nerd. Or it might be that the terms used to be reversed; at least one ''Spec'' article noted that [[Nicholas Murray Butler]] was both "Greek salutatorian" of his year and "top of his class".
 ==List of [[Columbia College]] salutatorians==
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 *[[1914]]: [[Benjamin Graham]]
 ==List of [[SEAS]] Salutatorians ==

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 *[[1994]]: [[Emilie T. Hsu]]
 *[[1992]]: [[Robert Miller]]
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 *[[1987]]: [[Ilaria Rebay]]
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 *[[1976]]: [[Tom Schwartz]]
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 *[[1974]]: [[James Russell]]
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 *[[1972]]: [[Joseph D. “Jody” Pope]]
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 *[[1966]]: [[Paul Bogrow]]
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 *[[1958]]: [[Henry Solomon]]
 *[[1957]]: [[Alvin Kass]]
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 *[[1954]]: [[Avrom H. Fleishman]]
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