Columbia University Press Releases

Columbia University Press Releases: 2000

(Oct. 31, 2000) 19th-Century Scandinavian Drama in New Translation to Be Presented at Deutsches Haus
(Oct. 31, 2000) Social Work Breaks Ground for New Building
(Oct. 31, 2000) Duke of York Views Royal Charter
(Oct. 30, 2000) Center for Study of Science and Religion Receives $100,000 Templeton Grant
(Oct. 30, 2000) Urban Experts Discuss Presidential Candidate Positions on Cities Mon., Oct. 30
(Oct. 27, 2000) Advisory Committee on Socially Responsible Investing Holds Second Hearing on Nov. 1
(Oct. 26, 2000) Columbia University Establishes 10 Earth Institute Scholarships
(Oct. 26, 2000) Dental School Develops Primary Care Center for the Elderly in West Harlem
(Oct. 26, 2000) Emily and Julia Bruskin, CC'02, Set Sights on Musical Future
(Oct. 25, 2000) Columbia Community Service Appeal Kicks off its 54th Year
(Oct. 24, 2000) Meeting on Student Congressional Internships Set for Oct. 26
(Oct. 23, 2000) Harlem Hospital Dedicates New Emergency Room and Celebrates Columbia Affiliation
(Oct. 23, 2000) Columbia Conference Addresses International Energy Policy and Environmental Issues
(Oct. 23, 2000) Institute for Not-for-Profit Management Holds Open Houses for Executive Management Programs
(Oct. 23, 2000) HR Holds Open Enrollment/Benefair
(Oct. 20, 2000) Columbia Scientists Join Next Frontier in Genetic Sequence Research
(Oct. 20, 2000) Lisa Anderson, SIPA Dean, Delivers Annual Schoff Memorial Lectures
(Oct. 20, 2000) School of the Arts Considers Expanding in Prentis Hall on W. 125^th
(Oct. 20, 2000) PricewaterhouseCoopers Donates Accounting Archives to Columbia
(Oct. 20, 2000) Two Join Public Affairs Office
(Oct. 19, 2000) A Joint Master's Program in Religion and Journalism Announced
(Oct. 16, 2000) Author/Economist Sylvia Nasar Named to Knight Chair at Journalism School
(Oct. 13, 2000) Columbia University Names Charles A. Wood Director of Education at Biosphere 2
(Oct. 13, 2000) Kellis E. Parker, First Black Columbia Law Professor, Dies at 58
(Oct. 12, 2000) Four New Books by Columbia Graduate School of Journalism Faculty and Deans Hit Shelves this Fall
(Oct. 11, 2000) Author Desmond Barry, MFA'96, to Be Subject of BBC Documentary
(Oct. 10, 2000) Women's Cross-Country Wins Second-Straight Metropolitan Intercollegiate Title; Men Finish Second
(Oct. 10, 2000) Reese, Lions Run Over Lafayette to Move to .500
(Oct. 10, 2000) Conference Focuses on Life and Writing of French Intellectuals Aragon and Triolet
(Oct. 10, 2000) Renovations Recapturing Old Broadway Charm
(Oct. 10, 2000) Eric Kandel Wins Nobel Prize in Medicine
(Oct. 10, 2000) Radcliffe Publishing Course Moves to Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism
(Oct. 09, 2000) Architect Joseph Urban's "Theatrical Vision" opens in Wallach Gallery, Oct. 11
(Oct. 09, 2000) Campus Forum on Information Technology and News Trends
(Oct. 06, 2000) Former Korean WWII "Comfort Women" Share Experiences at Barnard Exhibit Opening Oct 6
(Oct. 06, 2000) Bola Bamiduro, BC'01, to Chair NCAA Student Committee
(Oct. 05, 2000) Voter Registration Deadline - October 13
(Oct. 04, 2000) Study Says Youth Disorders May Lead to Violence
(Oct. 04, 2000) Advisory Committee on Socially Responsible Investing Holds Hearing on Oct. 18
(Oct. 03, 2000) Bogart's Meditation on Orson Welles Headlines BAM Next Wave Festival
(Oct. 03, 2000) Marconi Foundation Honors Inventors of the Key to Internet Privacy
(Oct. 02, 2000) LDEO Open House: Earth Science from Local Dinosaurs to the Origins of Earthquakes
(Oct. 02, 2000) Researchers Prove Brain Can Compensate for Damaged Regions
(Sept. 29, 2000) Sexual Misconduct Prevention And Education Office Opens Doors On Campus With Educational Mandates
(Sept. 29, 2000) After Steering Columbia Libraries Into The Digital Age University Librarian Elaine Sloan Will Retire
(Sept. 28, 2000) Journalists Honored for Courageous, Compassionate Reporting on Latin America
(Sept. 28, 2000) Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs Launches New Center for Energy, Marine Transportation and Public Policy
(Sept. 28, 2000) Columbia University Awarded $42 Million By U.S. Government To Help Minimize Impact Of Climate Variations
(Sept. 27, 2000) Town Hall Meeting Focuses On Internet Regulation, Privacy And Security, And Digital Divide
(Sept. 27, 2000) G. Michael Purdy, Geophysicist And NSF Administrator, To Lead Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory At Columbia University
(Sept. 27, 2000) Columbia and Chicago Lead International Effort to Rescue Rare Books Damaged by Indian Flood
(Sept. 22, 2000) Panel Discussion: "Behind the Headlines: Getting the Story in Latin America"
(Sept. 20, 2000) Social Work Professors Launch Cross-National Databank On Children, Youth And Family Policies
(Sept. 20, 2000) Teuscher Wins Olympic Bronze In Individual Medley, Thompson Wins Gold In Team Relay
(Sept. 19, 2000) Columbia Business School And London Business School Launch Joint Executive MBA Program
(Sept. 15, 2000) Seven Premier Online Course Partners Join Fathom
(Sept. 15, 2000) William C. Warren, Educator Philanthropist And Former Dean of Columbia Law School, Dies at 91
(Sept. 15, 2000) Columbia Hosts Nanotechnology Symposium On Sept. 22; Internet Policy Town Meeting Sept. 25
(Sept. 14, 2000) Discovery Of Human Artifacts Below The Black Sea Backs Theory Of An Ancient Flood By Two Columbia Marine Geologists
(Sept. 12, 2000) Study Reveals How Bacteria Maneuver Into Position to Cause Infection, New Drugs Might Interrupt Bacterial Movement
(Sept. 08, 2000) New Columbia Dorm Designed by Robert A. M. Stern Opens On Broadway
(Sept. 08, 2000) Columbia Completes $35 Million In Summer Construction Projects, Classroom And Dorm Renovations
(Sept. 01, 2000) Columbia Innovation Enterprise Appoints Michael J. Cleare New Executive Director
(Aug. 30, 2000) Aaron W. Warner, Columbia Professor And Dean, Dies at Age 92
(Aug. 29, 2000) Gene I. Awakuni Appointed New Vice President of Student Services
(Aug. 29, 2000) Columbia Will Launch An Archaeological Fieldwork And Research Program in January 2002 In The Desert of Southern Egypt
(Aug. 23, 2000) Former Columbia goalkeeper earns spot on U.S. Olympic Soccer Team
(Aug. 14, 2000) Teuscher Gains Berth in 2000 Summer Olympic Games
(Aug. 10, 2000) Child Poverty Rate Improves Significantly in Many States Since 1993
(Aug. 10, 2000) Fathom Adds Chicago, Rand, Woods Hole, AFI
(Aug. 10, 2000) GSAS Simulates Graduate School For 15 Summer Interns
(Aug. 10, 2000) Astronomers Find The Youngest Pulsar Yet In The Heart Of An Exploded Star
(Aug. 07, 2000) Jazz Scholars Revive Cultural Forum At Newport Jazz Festival, Robert O'Meally Will Moderate
(Aug. 02, 2000) Former Columbia Writing Professor Stanley Kunitz Is Named Poet Laureate
(Aug. 01, 2000) Benjamin K. Chu Named Senior Associate Dean For Columbia's Affiliation With Harlem Hospital Center
(July 26, 2000) Ford Foundation Awards Grants To Columbia Journalism School's Project On Race & Ethnicity
(July 21, 2000) Maria Moors Cabot Prizes Go to Journalists for Excellence in Reporting on Latin America; Colombian Columnist Awarded Special Citation
(July 19, 2000) Columbia University Film Students Win Three Of Four Directors Guild Of America Awards
(July 17, 2000) The Donald Keene Center Of Japanese Culture Announces Winners Of The 2000 Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission Translation Awards
(June 29, 2000) Columbia University Planning Faculty Residence at 110th St to Include K-8 School Open to the Community
(June 27, 2000) South Asian Journalists Association Hosts Annual Conference at Columbia, June 24 Dow Jones Executives, CNN, Others Honored
(June 22, 2000) Columbia Hosts 16 Undergraduates In GSAS /Leadership Alliance Summer Research Program For Students From Historically Underrepresented Groups
(June 21, 2000) Professor Patricia Williams Named MacArthur Fellow
(June 20, 2000) Future Regional Climate Impacts Could Be Catastrophic, Regional Task Force Needed to Confront Problem
(June 20, 2000) "Filling the Net: The Content Evolution" - New Media Event At Columbia's Journalism School, June 21
(June 16, 2000) From The Archives To The Stage: The Private Side Of Sam And Bella Spewack, Broadway Greats, Revealed
(June 14, 2000) AIDS Doctors: Voices from the Epidemic: New Book Chronicles The Early Fight Against AIDS
(June 14, 2000) CBS News, Wall St. Journal, Washington Post, Others Cited by Columbia Journalism School for Distinguished Coverage of Race & Ethnicity in America
(June 14, 2000) Joan Stein MFA '00 Wins The Student Academy Award For Best Narrative Film And The Directors Guild Of America's Student Film Award
(June 14, 2000) Cristina Teuscher Is Named Top Woman College Athlete
(June 14, 2000) James S. Liebman: Death Penalty Errors
(June 09, 2000) Seafloor Off Mid-Atlantic Coast Highly Charged With Natural Gas, Vigorous Gas Expulsion Could Weaken Shelf Edge
(June 08, 2000) Eleven Faculty Elected To AAAS And NAS
(June 06, 2000) JAZZ FESTIVAL
(June 06, 2000) Continuing Education And Special Programs Celebrates 100 years Of Summer Session With Lecture On Federico Garcia Lorca: Poet At Columbia
(June 06, 2000) Anthropologist Steven Gregory Joins Columbia's Institute For Research In African-American Studies
(June 05, 2000) After 35 years, Double Discovery Continues Commitment To The Youth of Upper Manhattan
(June 05, 2000) Louis Armstrong Foundation Supports Professorship In Jazz Studies
(June 05, 2000) Exhibiting And Nurturing New Artists
(June 01, 2000) Fred Friendly Seminars Premiers Show On Politics, Press And The Public On PBS Friday Night
(May 31, 2000) Columbia Journalism Review Publisher David Laventhol Names Senior Editor Michael Hoyt as Executive Editor
(May 30, 2000) Blocking Growth Factor Halts Tumor Spread
(May 30, 2000) Earth Institute Funds Three Research Projects
(May 26, 2000) William Harris Leaves Biosphere 2 To Return To South Carolina As Vice President Of Research
(May 24, 2000) Columbia University Continuing Education and Special Programs Will Work with Cognitive Arts to Launch Columbia Continuing Education Online
(May 23, 2000) Columbia Business School Ranked #1 In Executive Education By Financial Times
(May 19, 2000) Increasing Carbon Dioxide Threatens Coral Reefs, Coral Growth Could Be Reduced By 40% In 65 years
(May 17, 2000) Columbia's Graduate School Of Journalism Presents Awards To Pete Hamill And Guy Trebay
(May 17, 2000) Presidential Teaching Awards Announced
(May 17, 2000) Year in Review: As the Millennium dawns, Columbia shines in 1999-2000
(May 15, 2000) Journalism Professor Samuel Freedman's Legendary Book Writing Class Trains Some of Country's Best Authors
(May 10, 2000) Al Gore, Jesse Jackson, Brian Dennehy Among School Commencement Speakers
(May 09, 2000) Rodney Slater Offers Vision Of 21st Century Transportation
(May 05, 2000) U.S. Transportation Secretary Rodney Slater Will Speak At SIPA's Sixth Annual David N. Dinkins Leadership And Public Policy Forum
(May 05, 2000) GS Students Lend Experience And Insight To Aspiring Undergraduate Filmmakers
(May 04, 2000) Engineering Students Will Build Steel Bridge At National Championships
(May 02, 2000) Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to Participate in Reuters Forum on Environmentalism and the Global Economy
(May 01, 2000) Weatherhead Policy Forum
(May 01, 2000) Columbia Primes The Pump to Do Business With Its Neighbors
(May 01, 2000) Men's Tennis Returns Ivy League Crown To Morningside Heights After Six-Year Absence
(May 01, 2000) Center for International Earth Science Information Network Launches Innovative Population Data Web Site
(Apr. 26, 2000) Roone Arledge Auditorium And Cinema Dedicated April 25
(Apr. 26, 2000) 9,200 Will Graduate at May 17 Commencement
(Apr. 25, 2000) One Year Out Of The School Of The Arts, Painter Tim Gardner Explodes Onto The New York Art Scene
(Apr. 24, 2000) Science Fiction Lending Library Opens In Lerner Hall
(Apr. 21, 2000) Children's Carnival Held At Columbia University Saturday April 22
(Apr. 20, 2000) U.S. Government And Private Industry Must Step Up Efforts To Combat Cyberspace Attacks, Says Senator Schumer
(Apr. 20, 2000) Waldron To Deliver University Lecture April 24
(Apr. 20, 2000) Professors Bogart And Strother Win Guggenheims
(Apr. 19, 2000) Many Primates Face An Uncertain Future As Humanity's Forgotten Cousins
(Apr. 18, 2000) School of International And Public Affairs Hosts Conference An West Bank And Gaza Study Findings
(Apr. 18, 2000) Syndicated Political Cartoonist Ted Rall, General Studies Graduate, Discusses Life as a Comic Strip Creator
(Apr. 18, 2000) Columbia Engineering Professor Jelenkovic Receives Presidential Science Award For His Research On Modeling Network Behavior
(Apr. 17, 2000) Columbia Earth Institute Joins Project To Examine Climate Change In NYC Metropolitan Region
(Apr. 17, 2000) Electronic Text Service, Which Enhances Faculty And Student Research, Opens New Facility
(Apr. 17, 2000) Columbia's All America Swimmer Cristina Teuscher Wins Honda Award
(Apr. 17, 2000) Columbia Researchers Join Forces To Address Arsenic Crisis In Bangladesh
(Apr. 13, 2000) Goldwater Foundation Names Top Students In Math, Science And Engineering
(Apr. 13, 2000) John Murphy, Founder and CEO of Just Medicine, Wins School of General Studies Medal Of Distinction
(Apr. 11, 2000) Winners of the 84th Annual Pulitzer Prizes in Journalism, Letters, Drama and Music Announced Yesterday
(Apr. 07, 2000) Climate Prediction Institute Forges Partnership With African Meteorological Center
(Apr. 07, 2000) Major International Conference Examines Quantitative Research Methods In Global Issues
(Apr. 07, 2000) Columbia Awards Three Leading Historians The Year 2000 Bancroft Prize
(Apr. 06, 2000) Columbia Film Directors' Work Selected For Prestigious Film Series
(Apr. 06, 2000) Annie Leibovitz, Richard Avedon among Eisenstaedt Award Winners, Journalism School Announced Yesterday
(Apr. 05, 2000) Columbia Sells Its Former Engineering Summer Camp In Northwestern Connecticut For Open Space
(Apr. 05, 2000) UTAP: Empowering Communities To Empower Themselves
(Apr. 04, 2000) In The Spirit Of Service: Columbia Students And The Community Will Join Together On April 8 For Volunteer Work In Upper Manhattan
(Apr. 03, 2000) Columbia, New York Public And British Libraries, Smithsonian, London School of Ecomonics, Cambridge University Press Found A Premier Interactive Knowledge Website, Fathom
(Mar. 30, 2000) The Dedication Of The Robert K. Kraft Family Center For Jewish Student Life Is April 2, at 1 p.m.
(Mar. 30, 2000) Limited-Edition Books as Multi-Media Art: The Work of Vincent FitzGerald & Co. displayed at Columbia
(Mar. 30, 2000) Columbia Biologist's New Book Offers Innovative Solution to Global Problem of Toxic Chemical Contamination
(Mar. 29, 2000) Journalism School And Nieman Foundation At Harvard Announce Nonfiction Prizes Honoring the Late Pulitzer-Prize Winning Author J. Anthony Lukas
(Mar. 29, 2000) Ric Burns, Martin S. Kaplan, Robert M. Rosencrans, Stephen D. Solender And George L. Van Amson Honored With John Jay Awards
(Mar. 28, 2000) Prof. Kenneth N. Waltz's Political Realism Wins James Madison Lifetime Achievement Award In Political Science
(Mar. 27, 2000) Columbia Receives Gift Of New York Journalist Murray Kempton's Papers
(Mar. 24, 2000) Conference Examines The Health Of Urban Children
(Mar. 23, 2000) Doctors Reinvent The House Call: $28-Million Telemedicine Demonstration Project Is Largest Ever Funded By Federal Department Of Health & Human Services
(Mar. 22, 2000) Columbia's Avery Library Receives Grant to Digitize the Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals
(Mar. 22, 2000) Online Women's Magazine Ling Lung Links World With A Mostly-Forgotten Pre-Communist China
(Mar. 20, 2000) Continuing Education And Special Programs Opens State-of-the-Art Classrooms In City's Financial District
(Mar. 20, 2000) Legendary Choreographer Cholly Atkins Highlights Program On Jazz And Dance Tuesday, March 21
(Mar. 17, 2000) Kids Speak Out, A Nickelodeon TV News Special Taped In Low Library, Airs March 19 At 8:30 PM
(Mar. 16, 2000) Playwriting Student Wins National Play Award
(Mar. 15, 2000) Columbia Scholastic Press Association Provides Workshops For Student Journalists From 30 States
(Mar. 14, 2000) Geraldine Ferraro Will Host Community Impact Auction March 22
(Mar. 13, 2000) Key To Northern Ice Ages May Lie In The South
(Mar. 09, 2000) Continuing Education and Special Programs' Fay Ju Wins Fulbright to Visit Columbia-Run Berlin Consortium for German Studies
(Mar. 09, 2000) Roone Arledge Auditorium And Cinema Wins Raves As Most Versatile Space On Campus
(Mar. 09, 2000) For Junior Kate Cortesi, Campus and City Are Lands Of Endless Opportunity
(Mar. 09, 2000) Journalism School Course On Reporting Religion Sends 16 Students To Israel And Jordan For Hands-on Coverage
(Mar. 08, 2000) Four Columbia Professors, One Alumnus Win Five of Seven Mayor's Awards For Science And Technology
(Mar. 07, 2000) Columbia's Institute for Not-for-Profit Management Offers Business Management Seminars For Non-Profit Organizations
(Mar. 06, 2000) Jeffrey Fagan Compares Gun Violence Among Urban Youth To An Infectious Disease Epidemic
(Mar. 03, 2000) Columbia Scientists Ready for Heavy Ion Collider Start-Up
(Mar. 02, 2000) Artists by Night, University Staffers by Day
(Mar. 02, 2000) Columbia Establishes David Mahoney Center For Brain And Behavior Research
(Mar. 02, 2000) Columbia Law Professor Gerard Lynch Nominated By President Clinton To Federal Bench
(Mar. 01, 2000) American Public Wants Diversity In Both The Workplace And In Higher Education, New Survey Finds
(Mar. 01, 2000) Tropical Habitat Loss Threatens Mass Extinction
(Feb. 29, 2000) Columbia Apparel Licensees Agree To Monitoring, Factory Disclosure; University Expands Efforts
(Feb. 28, 2000) Professors David Rosand and Elaine Sisman Honored for Service to the Core Curriculum
(Feb. 25, 2000) Satellite News Channels Changing The Face of Television News In The Middle East
(Feb. 25, 2000) Columbia Will Appoint An Advisory Committee On Socially Responsible Investing
(Feb. 25, 2000) Grace Christ Examines How Children Deal With Grief
(Feb. 24, 2000) School Of The Arts Film Student Wins Sundance Channel And Time Warner Contest
(Feb. 24, 2000) Job Connections Program Links People With Jobs At Columbia
(Feb. 23, 2000) Rubbing Woes Away: Alice!'s Stressbusters Give Wednesday Massages
(Feb. 23, 2000) Weatherhead Foundation Will Support Expanded Programs at East Asian Institute
(Feb. 23, 2000) "Bioprospecting" Could Fuel Economic Incentives for Biological Conservation
(Feb. 22, 2000) Columbia Receives Record-Setting Number Of Applications; Selectivity Expected To Increase
(Feb. 18, 2000) Scientist Sees Evidence Of Approaching Ice Age
(Feb. 16, 2000) Official University Journalism Library Serves As Entry Into Columbia Libraries System, Includes Diverse Array of Exemplary Journalism
(Feb. 16, 2000) Federal Trade Commissioner Mozelle Thompson Delivers Black Alumni Reception Keynote Address
(Feb. 15, 2000) Biosphere 2's Reach To Extend Globally
(Feb. 14, 2000) Three Are Elected To Pulitzer Prize Board
(Feb. 11, 2000) Columbia University Faculty Consortium Look at Presidential Candidates' Proposals for Impact on Cities
(Feb. 10, 2000) Arts Alumna Writes New Biography of Anne Morrow Lindbergh
(Feb. 09, 2000) Satellite Provides Highest Quality X-ray Astrophysical Spectrum Ever Obtained
(Feb. 07, 2000) Columbia Receives "Best New Internet-Based Electronic Product" Award For New On-line Publication Earthscape
(Feb. 07, 2000) Financial Aid Office Moves From Hamilton Hall To Alfred Lerner Hall
(Feb. 04, 2000) Cedar, Stone and a Sinuous Form: New Climate Research Center Integrates Beauty Of Hudson River Palisades
(Feb. 03, 2000) Tina Jung: A Quick Flight To Becoming An All-American Archer
(Feb. 02, 2000) With the Tip of a Hat, A Mentor Moves On: CU Security Investigator Jim Lynch Retires
(Feb. 02, 2000) Columbia's Security Management Team Strengthens With Promotions And Appointment
(Feb. 02, 2000) Tree-Ring Evidence Confirms Alaskan Inuit Account Of Climate Disaster
(Feb. 01, 2000) Libraries Launch On-line Newsletter About Acquisitions, Digital Initiatives, Events
(Feb. 01, 2000) Black Heritage Month Is Celebrated With Theme of 'Revival'
(Feb. 01, 2000) Environmental Sustainability Can Now Be Measured
(Jan. 31, 2000) Environmental Sustainability Can Now Be Measured
(Jan. 26, 2000) David Der-Wei Wang Will Head Core Program In Asian Studies
(Jan. 24, 2000) Columbia Web Site Helps Homeowners Evaluate Radon Risk
(Jan. 21, 2000) Morgan, Pitman And Sykes Win Vetlesen Prize For Earth Science Achievement
(Jan. 21, 2000) Cleary and Weinberg Receive Prestigious Marshall Scholarships
(Jan. 20, 2000) Bill Moyers Wins Highest duPont-Columbia Award for His Documentary on Aftermath of Apartheid
(Jan. 19, 2000) Serban's Approach To "Hamlet" Blended Ideas And Methods From Eclectic Theater Traditions
(Jan. 18, 2000) Volunteer Program Grows; More Teachers And Tutors Sought
(Jan. 14, 2000) Using The Chemistry Of Lava To Study Earth's Interior Motion
(Jan. 12, 2000) duPont-Columbia Forum: Money, Humor and Spin in Election 2000
(Jan. 10, 2000) Science And Folklore Converge In Andean Weather Forecasts Based On The Stars
(Jan. 06, 2000) Life After the Gold: Olympic Gymnast Finds New Routines to Perfect at GS
(Jan. 04, 2000) NIH Funds $7.2 Million for Complementary And Alternative Medicine Research in Aging and Women's Health

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