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*[[December 2|2]]: [[Ruggles vandalization incident]] | *[[December 2|2]]: [[Ruggles vandalization incident]] | ||
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*[[December 15|15]]: [[Norries Wilson]] named new head [[football]] coach | *[[December 15|15]]: [[Norries Wilson]] named new head [[football]] coach | ||
*[[Subway]] strike fucks up [[New York City]], but everyone still required to be at Columbia, every day, on time, which is already hard enough on a normal day. | *[[Subway]] strike fucks up [[New York City]], but everyone still required to be at Columbia, every day, on time, which is already hard enough on a normal day. | ||
Revision as of 20:29, 5 August 2007
2005 in Columbia history:
Contents
Spring
- February 3: The first Glass House Rocks is held in Lerner Hall
- Michelle Oh elected President of the CCSC
- The Sachems prank Lerner Hall with saffron sheets in the style of Christo's "The Gates"
- Grad students strike during finals for the second year in a row; this time joined by sympathizers from Yale. A giant inflatable rat is positioned outside the 116th Street gates.
- Robert Kraft is the keynote speaker at Columbia College Class Day
Fall
October
- October: Creation of the Columbia Science, Math and Engineering Secondary School announced
- 15: Roar-ee the Columbia Lion adopted as Columbia's athletic mascot
December
- 2: Ruggles vandalization incident
- 14: the Committee on Global Thought is created
- 15: Norries Wilson named new head football coach
- Subway strike fucks up New York City, but everyone still required to be at Columbia, every day, on time, which is already hard enough on a normal day.
- The Current is first printed
Undated
- Creation of the National Undergraduate Film Festival
- LionLink launched
- Spec launches La Pagina, a weekly Spanish-language insert regarding neighborhood news
- Foundation of hip-hop dance group Onyx
See also
| Preceded by 2004 |
History of Columbia University 2005 |
Succeeded by 2006 |
