Columbia News Archive March 2001

(Mar. 30, 2001) News Feature New Building at 110th Street and Broadway Receives Endorsement from CB7
(Mar. 30, 2001) News Feature Columbia Continues to Rank Among Nation's Best in Graduate Education
(Mar. 30, 2001) Announcement GSAS and Fu School Hold First Annual Colloquium for Minority Students Interested In Science and Engineering
(Mar. 30, 2001) News Feature Bhagwati, Hendrickson, Mundell Appointed University Professors
(Mar. 30, 2001) News Feature Future Construction Plans on the Morningside Campus Discussed
(Mar. 29, 2001) News Feature Portrait of NYC in the 1800s, a Feature on Fathom
(Mar. 29, 2001) News Feature Bhagwati, Hendrickson, Mundell Appointed University Professors
(Mar. 28, 2001) Event Columbia Earth Scientists Explore Planet's Future: Lecture Series on April 1
(Mar. 27, 2001) News Feature Filmmakers Honored in Public Program on March 29 in Lerner Hall
(Mar. 27, 2001) Event Philosopher Philip Kitcher on Scientific Challenges to Religion, March 28
(Mar. 27, 2001) News Feature Piano Solo Commissioned to Honor Esteemed Chemist
(Mar. 26, 2001) Announcement Columbia Holds First Mental Health Awareness Week
(Mar. 26, 2001) Community Event Volunteers Can Register for Columbia Community Outreach Day, March 31
(Mar. 23, 2001) News Feature Stem Cell Transplants Show Mixed Results as Parkinson's Treatment
(Mar. 21, 2001) Event Biosphere 2 Information Session March 21
(Mar. 21, 2001) Faculty Focus Schamus Discusses Appeal of Record-Breaking Foreign Language Film
(Mar. 21, 2001) Event Ambassador Felix Rohaytn and Former Justice Department Attorney Joel Klein to Inaugurate Institute for the Study of Europe
(Mar. 19, 2001) Event Three More Years of Construction on the Morningside Campus on Display in Lerner Hall March 21
(Mar. 19, 2001) Announcement Student Lobby Trip to Washington DC April 3-4
(Mar. 16, 2001) Athletics Austin Is Ivy League's 2000-01 Player of the Year
(Mar. 16, 2001) Event Columbia's New Kraft Center for Jewish Student Life Hosts Author Avivah Zornberg March 21
(Mar. 15, 2001) Exhibit "Speak Truth to Power" Photography Exhibit Opens in Low Rotunda
(Mar. 15, 2001) Alumni News Columbia College Women Host Tenth Annual Alumna Achievement Award
(Mar. 15, 2001) Faculty Focus Bioethicist Ruth Fischbach Discusses Privacy and Informed Consent in Medical Research, March 21
(Mar. 15, 2001) Event Hundreds of Area Students Square Off in First Regional Robotics Competition at Columbia
(Mar. 12, 2001) Athletics Light Blue Winter Sports Teams Put In Strong Efforts, Meet With Mixed Success
(Mar. 12, 2001) News Feature Rwandese Immigrant and War Survivor Pursues M.D. to Advance Global Health
(Mar. 12, 2001) Student Focus Columbia's Austin Headlines Four Unanimous Selections to 2000-01 Men's Basketball All- IVY League Team
(Mar. 12, 2001) News feature Klemperer's Diary of Nazi Years Brought to Life on Stage
(Mar. 09, 2001) News Feature Applications to the College Again Set Record
(Mar. 08, 2001) Faculty Focus Hubbard Nominated to Head Council of Economic Advisers
(Mar. 08, 2001) Faculty Focus Faculty Can Sample Columbia-developed Digital Education Tools at New Media Conference March 9
(Mar. 07, 2001) Faculty Focus Sociology's Watts Receives NSF Award
(Mar. 07, 2001) Event Columbia Artists Open Their Studios to The Public March 8th
(Mar. 06, 2001) News Feature Met Curator Teaches Columbia Students Secrets Behind African Art
(Mar. 05, 2001) News Feature 33rd Bampton Lecture to Be Delivered March 8
(Mar. 05, 2001) News Feature Double Discovery Center Director Olger Twyner III looks on as a student writes about the center's importance
(Mar. 05, 2001) Alumni News John Jay Awards to be Presented March 7
(Mar. 05, 2001) Announcement President Rupp To Step Down Summer 2002
(Mar. 02, 2001) Event 'Speak Truth to Power' Exhibition of Human Rights Heroes Will Be on Display in Low Rotunda
(Mar. 02, 2001) News Feature Columbia Sweeps Mayor's Awards in Science and Technology; Giuliani Will Honor Six Faculty or Alumni on March 6
(Mar. 01, 2001) News Feature Evidence of Recent Volcanic Activity Found along the Slow Spreading Gakkel Ridge