Columbia News Video Brief Archive for the Year 2002

Month of Dec
- (Dec 11, 2002) Earned Income Tax Credit Is a Successful Anti-Poverty Strategy, Says Larry Aber
Month of Nov
- (Nov 19, 2002) Michael Seidel Reflects on the Career of Irish Author James Joyce
- (Nov 14, 2002) Physical Therapists Can Offer Exercises to Stem the Deterioration of MS, Says Ellen Costello
- (Nov 11, 2002) Extraordinary Demand for Organs Has Led to Worldwide Trafficking, Says P&S' Rothman
Month of Oct
Month of Sep
Month of Aug
- (Aug 12, 2002) Crisis of American Cities in the 1970s Helped Fuel Outcry Against Public Art, Says Historian Casey Blake
- (Aug 08, 2002) Muslim and Western States Have Allowed Extremists to Become Voice of Islam, Says Akeel Bilgrami
Month of Jul
- (Jul 31, 2002) Eric Foner Says 1990s Controversies Affected Writing of History
- (Jul 23, 2002) Herman Melville Was a Genius Unappreciated in His Time, Says Andrew Delbanco
- (Jul 17, 2002) Children of Mothers Working Full-Time in the First Year of Life Show Lower Cognitive, Verbal Development
- (Jul 16, 2002) Ted Williams Evolved from Talkative Kid to Splendid Observer of Baseball, Says Michael Seidel
- (Jul 08, 2002) Lou Gehrig's Time at Columbia Was Marked by Two Colossal Home Runs, Says Michael Seidel
- (Jul 02, 2002) Education, Experience with Democracy Help Immigrants from India Thrive in the United States, Says Jagdish Bhagwati
Month of Jun
Month of May
- (May 07, 2002) Earth Institute's Scientific Agenda Central to World's Agenda on Sustainable Development, Says Jeff Sachs
- (May 03, 2002) Reconstruction Least Understood Period in American History, Says Foner
- (May 01, 2002) Collaborations with Poets Inspire Intense Freedom to Create for Archie Rand
Month of Apr
- (Apr 25, 2002) Women Historically Limited by Restrictions on Economic Opportunities, Says History's Kessler-Harris
- (Apr 18, 2002) Bolder Steps Are Needed to Reduce Global Warming, Says CEI's Lewis Gilbert
- (Apr 15, 2002) Researchers Explore Mechanics of Estrogen's Effect on Cognitive Function
- (Apr 12, 2002) Teenage Pregnancy's Long-term and Inter-generational Effects Overshadow Other Adolescent Problems
- (Apr 05, 2002) Nazi Occupation Policies Driven by German War Aims and Local Conditions, Says Istvan Deak
- (Apr 01, 2002) Budget Cuts May Greatly Impact Non-Profits, Says Sociology's Nicole Marwell
Month of Mar
- (Mar 20, 2002) Patients Are More Likely to Change Behavior When Medical Information Is Tailored to the Individual
- (Mar 19, 2002) Recession Seen to Devastate Latino Population in Metropolitan New York
- (Mar 13, 2002) Lamont-Doherty Research Resurrects Sun Climate Change Theory
- (Mar 11, 2002) Richard Gardner gives Bush an 'A' for War on Terrorism, not for 'Axis of Evil'
- (Mar 08, 2002) Philosopher Philip Kitcher Offers a Democratic Plan to Establish Priorities for Scientific Research
- (Mar 05, 2002) Living with the Genie: Public Deserves Greater Say over Direction of Scientific Progress, Says Michael Crow
- (Mar 01, 2002) Americans Want to Hear Poetry's Expression of Truthful Feelings in Times of Disaster
Month of Feb
- (Feb 27, 2002) Columbia Researchers Examine the Risks of Exposure to the Air at Ground Zero
- (Feb 20, 2002) Ordinary Lives in New York: Harlem in 1920s and 1930s Inspired Novelist Claude McKay
- (Feb 11, 2002) 'A Broken System II:' Report Examines Why There Is So Much Error in Capital Punishment Cases
- (Feb 08, 2002) The U.S. Stake in Kashmir: Philip Oldenburg Discusses the India-Pakistan Conflict
- (Feb 04, 2002) The Model T of Mechanical Hearts Is the Wave of the Future
Month of Jan
- (Jan 30, 2002) Bilgrami Challenges Widely Held View of Basis of Gandhi's Philosophy on Non-violence
- (Jan 28, 2002) Politicians Have Appropriated W.H. Auden's 'Sept. 1, 1939' for Their Own Purposes
- (Jan 25, 2002) Anne Nelson Discusses War News: Balancing Troop Safety and the Public's Right to Know
- (Jan 23, 2002) Psychiatrist Roberto Gil Discusses Schizophrenia and Recovery
- (Jan 21, 2002) Is Our Public Health System Equipped to Handle a Disaster?