Thomas Vinciguerra - Revision history

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 '''Thomas Vinciguerra''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1985|85]], [[J-School|J]] '[[1986|86]], [[MA]] '[[1990|90]] ([[October 8]], [[1963]] - ) revived the [[Philolexian Society]] in [[1985]] and has thereafter been known to members as its "Avatar". He was also an editor of the ''[[Columbia Daily Spectator]]'', participated in the [[1982]] revival of the [[Varsity Show]], and, in 1991, introduced the annual reading of "Is There A Santa Claus?" by [[Francis Pharcellus Church]] CC1859 to the College's annual [[Yule Log]] ceremony.
-An editor at ''[[Columbia College Today]]'' magazine for more than a decade, he is now deputy editor of the newsmagazine ''The Week'' and contributes frequently to ''[[The New York Times]]''.
+An editor at ''[[Columbia College Today]]'' magazine for more than a decade, and a founding editor of the newsmagazine ''The Week'', he is currently the executive editor of ''This Week From Indian Country Today'' magazine and contributes frequently to ''[[The New York Times]]''.
 [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Vinciguerra, Thomas,]]

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 [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Vinciguerra, Thomas,]]
-[[Category:J-School alumni|Vinciguerra, Thomas]]
+[[Category:Journalism School alumni|Vinciguerra, Thomas]]
 [[Category:GSAS alumni|Vinciguerra, Thomas]]
 [[Category:Class of 1985|Vinciguerra, Thomas]]

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−	'''Thomas Vinciguerra''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '[[1985\|85]], [[J-School\|J]] '[[1986\|86]], [[MA]] '[[1990\|90]] ([[October 8]], [[1963]] - ) revived the [[Philolexian Society]] in [[1985]] and has thereafter been known to members as its "Avatar". He was also an editor of the ''[[Columbia Daily Spectator]]'' ~~and~~ participated in the [[1982]] revival of the [[Varsity Show]].	+	'''Thomas Vinciguerra''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '[[1985\|85]], [[J-School\|J]] '[[1986\|86]], [[MA]] '[[1990\|90]] ([[October 8]], [[1963]] - ) revived the [[Philolexian Society]] in [[1985]] and has thereafter been known to members as its "Avatar". He was also an editor of the ''[[Columbia Daily Spectator]]'', participated in the [[1982]] revival of the [[Varsity Show]], and, in 1991, introduced the annual reading of "Is There A Santa Claus?" by [[Francis Pharcellus Church]] CC1859 to the College's annual [[Yule Log]] ceremony.

	An editor at ''[[Columbia College Today]]'' magazine for more than a decade, he is now deputy editor of the newsmagazine ''The Week'' and contributes frequently to ''[[The New York Times]]''.		An editor at ''[[Columbia College Today]]'' magazine for more than a decade, he is now deputy editor of the newsmagazine ''The Week'' and contributes frequently to ''[[The New York Times]]''.

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	[[Category:GSAS alumni\|Vinciguerra, Thomas]]		[[Category:GSAS alumni\|Vinciguerra, Thomas]]
		+	[[Category:Class of 1985\|Vinciguerra, Thomas]]

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−	'''Thomas Vinciguerra''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '[[1985\|85]], [[J-School\|J]] '[[1986\|86]], [[~~GSAS~~]] '[[1990\|90]] ([[October 8]], [[1963]] - ) revived the [[Philolexian Society]] in [[1985]] and has thereafter been known to members as its "Avatar". He was also an editor of the ''[[Columbia Daily Spectator]]'' and participated in the [[1982]] revival of the [[Varsity Show]].	+	'''Thomas Vinciguerra''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '[[1985\|85]], [[J-School\|J]] '[[1986\|86]], [[MA]] '[[1990\|90]] ([[October 8]], [[1963]] - ) revived the [[Philolexian Society]] in [[1985]] and has thereafter been known to members as its "Avatar". He was also an editor of the ''[[Columbia Daily Spectator]]'' and participated in the [[1982]] revival of the [[Varsity Show]].

	An editor at ''[[Columbia College Today]]'' magazine for more than a decade, he is now deputy editor of the newsmagazine ''The Week'' and contributes frequently to ''[[The New York Times]]''.		An editor at ''[[Columbia College Today]]'' magazine for more than a decade, he is now deputy editor of the newsmagazine ''The Week'' and contributes frequently to ''[[The New York Times]]''.

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−	'''Thomas Vinciguerra''' (b. Oct. 8, 1963), [[Columbia College\|CC]] '85, [[J-School\|J]] '86, [[GSAS]] '[[1990\|90]] revived the [[Philolexian Society]] in [[1985]] ~~along with five Columbia College undergraduates~~ and has thereafter been known to members ~~of that society~~ as its "Avatar". He was also an editor of the [[Columbia Daily Spectator]] and ~~assisted~~ in the [[1982]] revival of the [[Varsity Show]].	+	'''Thomas Vinciguerra''' (b. Oct. 8, 1963), [[Columbia College\|CC]] '85, [[J-School\|J]] '86, [[GSAS]] '[[1990\|90]] revived the [[Philolexian Society]] in [[1985]] and has thereafter been known to members as its "Avatar". He was also an editor of the [[Columbia Daily Spectator]] and participated in the [[1982]] revival of the [[Varsity Show]].

	An editor at ''[[Columbia College Today]]'' magazine for more than a decade, he is now deputy editor of the newsmagazine ''The Week'' and contributes frequently to ''The New York Times''.		An editor at ''[[Columbia College Today]]'' magazine for more than a decade, he is now deputy editor of the newsmagazine ''The Week'' and contributes frequently to ''The New York Times''.

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-'''Thomas Vinciguerra''', [[Columbia College|CC]] '85, [[J-School|J]] '86, helped revive the [[Philolexian Society]] in [[1986]] and has thereafter been known to members of that society as "the Avatar".
+'''Thomas Vinciguerra''', [[Columbia College|CC]] '85, [[J-School|J]] '86, [[GSAS]] '[[1990|90]] helped revive the [[Philolexian Society]] in [[1986]] and has thereafter been known to members of that society as "the Avatar".
 He still goes to meetings, which some find kind of creepy.
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 [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Vinciguerra, Thomas,]]
 [[Category:J-School alumni|Vinciguerra, Thomas]]