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COVER STORY
A Brush with the Past
Rooted proudly in tradition, classical realist painter Jacob Collins has gained his share of admirers and detractors.
by Margaret Moorman
Breaking News
Wall Street’s demand for high profits is crippling newspapers as they try to make the transition to the Internet. Will papers themselves become as old as yesterday’s news?
by David J. Craig
A Museum Grows in Chinatown
The Museum of Chinese in the Americas grew from the ground up; now it’s being transplanted from its old home on Mulberry Street to new state-of-the-art digs.
by Beth Kwon
The Great Game
In the grand geopolitical chess game, Iran and the United States have both made daring moves. But as tensions heighten, can the Bush administration keep Iran’s president in check? Paul Hond sat down with Columbia’s Gary Sick to get some answers.
A Lifetime Investment
Businessman John W. Kluge ’37CC pledges $400 million to Columbia for financial aid, the largest gift of its kind in the history of higher education.
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