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Absentminded: New page: The '''University Archives''' is home to all things old. Located in Low Library through the Summer of 2007, the collection is being moved to Butler's 6th floor where it ...

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New page: The '''University Archives''' is home to all things old. Located in Low Library through the Summer of 2007, the collection is being moved to Butler's 6th floor where it ...

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The '''University Archives''' is home to all things old. Located in Low Library through the Summer of 2007, the collection is being moved to [[Butler Library|Butler]]'s 6th floor where it will share space with the [[Rare Book and Manuscript Library]]. It will re-open in January of 2008.

The Archives consist of two major collections, the University's non-current records, and the Columbiana Collection- Columbia's institutional memory. Pretty much everything you ever wanted to know is here. Architectural drawings of buildings built, and unbuilt. Subject folders with newspaper clippings and photos of student groups and major campus events.

Naturally the most heavily perused materials tend to be those relating to the [[1968 protests]].

The collection is probably the most interesting bit of Columbia that almost no one sees. The few vestiges of the archives that are on view outside tend to be in places that students don't go. The [[Visitor's Center]], and in the back alleys of [[Lerner Hall]] (check out the photos hanging on the 5th floor hallway to [[SDA]] and inside Dean Colombo's office on the 4th floor.)

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	The collection is probably the most interesting bit of Columbia that almost no one sees. The few vestiges of the archives that are on view outside tend to be in places that students don't go, including the [[Visitor's Center]], the [[Office of Undergraduate Admissions]], and in the back alleys of [[Lerner Hall]] (check out the photos hanging on the 5th floor hallway to [[SDA]]).		The collection is probably the most interesting bit of Columbia that almost no one sees. The few vestiges of the archives that are on view outside tend to be in places that students don't go, including the [[Visitor's Center]], the [[Office of Undergraduate Admissions]], and in the back alleys of [[Lerner Hall]] (check out the photos hanging on the 5th floor hallway to [[SDA]]).
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 The '''University Archives''' is home to all things old. Located in [[Low Library]] through the Summer of [[2007]], the collection was moved to [[Butler Library|Butler]]'s 6th floor where it shares space with the [[Rare Book and Manuscript Library]]. Though billed as a beneficial expansion of the Archives (its opening hours were extended), the lion's share of its collection is being shipped off to an off-site shelving facility Plainsboro, NJ. The beautiful King's College Room (the closest thing Columbia has to a history museum) was closed. The new occupant is slated to be the coherent and effective (or not) [[Committee on Global Thought]].
-The Archives consist of two major collections: the University's non-current records, and the Columbiana Collection- Columbia's institutional memory. Pretty much everything you ever wanted to know is here. Architectural drawings of buildings built, and unbuilt. Subject folders with newspaper clippings and photos of student groups and major campus events.
+The Archives consist of two major collections: the University's non-current records, and the [[Columbiana Collection]]--Columbia's institutional memory. Pretty much everything you ever wanted to know is here. Architectural drawings of buildings built, and unbuilt. Subject folders with newspaper clippings and photos of student groups and major campus events.
 Naturally the most heavily perused materials tend to be those relating to the [[1968 protests]].
-The collection is probably the most interesting bit of Columbia that almost no one sees. The few vestiges of the archives that are on view outside tend to be in places that students don't go, including the [[Visitor's Center]], the [[Office of Undergraduate Admissions]], and in the back alleys of [[Lerner Hall]] (check out the photos hanging on the 5th floor hallway to [[SDA]] and inside Dean Colombo's office on the 4th floor.)
+The collection is probably the most interesting bit of Columbia that almost no one sees. The few vestiges of the archives that are on view outside tend to be in places that students don't go, including the [[Visitor's Center]], the [[Office of Undergraduate Admissions]], and in the back alleys of [[Lerner Hall]] (check out the photos hanging on the 5th floor hallway to [[SDA]]).
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-The '''University Archives''' is home to all things old. Located in Low Library through the Summer of 2007, the collection is being moved to [[Butler Library|Butler]]'s 6th floor where it will share space with the [[Rare Book and Manuscript Library]]. It will re-open in January of 2008. Though billed as a beneficial expansion of the Archives (it's opening hours will be extended), the lion's share of its collection is being shipped off to an off-site shelving facility Plainsboro, NJ. The beautiful King's College Room (the closest thing Columbia has to a history museum) will be closed. The new occupant is slated to be the coherent and effective [[Committee on Global Thought]].
+The '''University Archives''' is home to all things old. Located in [[Low Library]] through the Summer of [[2007]], the collection was moved to [[Butler Library|Butler]]'s 6th floor where it shares space with the [[Rare Book and Manuscript Library]]. Though billed as a beneficial expansion of the Archives (its opening hours were extended), the lion's share of its collection is being shipped off to an off-site shelving facility Plainsboro, NJ. The beautiful King's College Room (the closest thing Columbia has to a history museum) was closed. The new occupant is slated to be the coherent and effective (or not) [[Committee on Global Thought]].
-The Archives consist of two major collections, the University's non-current records, and the Columbiana Collection- Columbia's institutional memory. Pretty much everything you ever wanted to know is here. Architectural drawings of buildings built, and unbuilt. Subject folders with newspaper clippings and photos of student groups and major campus events.
+The Archives consist of two major collections: the University's non-current records, and the Columbiana Collection- Columbia's institutional memory. Pretty much everything you ever wanted to know is here. Architectural drawings of buildings built, and unbuilt. Subject folders with newspaper clippings and photos of student groups and major campus events.
 Naturally the most heavily perused materials tend to be those relating to the [[1968 protests]].
-The collection is probably the most interesting bit of Columbia that almost no one sees. The few vestiges of the archives that are on view outside tend to be in places that students don't go. The [[Visitor's Center]], the [[Office of Undergraduate Admissions]], and in the back alleys of [[Lerner Hall]] (check out the photos hanging on the 5th floor hallway to [[SDA]] and inside Dean Colombo's office on the 4th floor.)
+The collection is probably the most interesting bit of Columbia that almost no one sees. The few vestiges of the archives that are on view outside tend to be in places that students don't go, including the [[Visitor's Center]], the [[Office of Undergraduate Admissions]], and in the back alleys of [[Lerner Hall]] (check out the photos hanging on the 5th floor hallway to [[SDA]] and inside Dean Colombo's office on the 4th floor.)
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−	The '''University Archives''' is home to all things old. Located in Low Library through the Summer of 2007, the collection is being moved to [[Butler Library\|Butler]]'s 6th floor where it will share space with the [[Rare Book and Manuscript Library]]. It will re-open in January of 2008. Though billed as a beneficial expansion of the Archives (it's opening hours will be extended), the lion's share of its collection is being shipped off to an off-site shelving facility Plainsboro, NJ. The beautiful King's College Room (the closest thing Columbia has to a history museum) be closed. The new occupant is slated to be the coherent and effective [[Committee on Global Thought]].	+	The '''University Archives''' is home to all things old. Located in Low Library through the Summer of 2007, the collection is being moved to [[Butler Library\|Butler]]'s 6th floor where it will share space with the [[Rare Book and Manuscript Library]]. It will re-open in January of 2008. Though billed as a beneficial expansion of the Archives (it's opening hours will be extended), the lion's share of its collection is being shipped off to an off-site shelving facility Plainsboro, NJ. The beautiful King's College Room (the closest thing Columbia has to a history museum) will be closed. The new occupant is slated to be the coherent and effective [[Committee on Global Thought]].

	The Archives consist of two major collections, the University's non-current records, and the Columbiana Collection- Columbia's institutional memory. Pretty much everything you ever wanted to know is here. Architectural drawings of buildings built, and unbuilt. Subject folders with newspaper clippings and photos of student groups and major campus events.		The Archives consist of two major collections, the University's non-current records, and the Columbiana Collection- Columbia's institutional memory. Pretty much everything you ever wanted to know is here. Architectural drawings of buildings built, and unbuilt. Subject folders with newspaper clippings and photos of student groups and major campus events.

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:58, 23 November 2007
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−	The '''University Archives''' is home to all things old. Located in Low Library through the Summer of 2007, the collection is being moved to [[Butler Library\|Butler]]'s 6th floor where it will share space with the [[Rare Book and Manuscript Library]]. It will re-open in January of 2008.	+	The '''University Archives''' is home to all things old. Located in Low Library through the Summer of 2007, the collection is being moved to [[Butler Library\|Butler]]'s 6th floor where it will share space with the [[Rare Book and Manuscript Library]]. It will re-open in January of 2008. Though billed as a beneficial expansion of the Archives (it's opening hours will be extended), the lion's share of its collection is being shipped off to an off-site shelving facility Plainsboro, NJ. The beautiful King's College Room (the closest thing Columbia has to a history museum) be closed. The new occupant is slated to be the coherent and effective [[Committee on Global Thought]].

	The Archives consist of two major collections, the University's non-current records, and the Columbiana Collection- Columbia's institutional memory. Pretty much everything you ever wanted to know is here. Architectural drawings of buildings built, and unbuilt. Subject folders with newspaper clippings and photos of student groups and major campus events.		The Archives consist of two major collections, the University's non-current records, and the Columbiana Collection- Columbia's institutional memory. Pretty much everything you ever wanted to know is here. Architectural drawings of buildings built, and unbuilt. Subject folders with newspaper clippings and photos of student groups and major campus events.