Volume 23, Issue 10
November 21, 1997
- Earth Chills Suddenly Every 1,500 Years
- Calendar: Events at Columbia, Nov. 21 to Dec. 4, 1997
- Jesse Jackson Meets with Students: Calls for Continued Affirmative Action, Social Change
- Mama Joy's Owner Funds Five College Scholarships; Estrin: 'Giving Back to Columbia and Morningside Heights'
- Eisenstaedt Photography Awards Are Established at the Journalism School
- Bistro, Bakery, Nacho Mama's to Open Soon in Neighborhood
- Chase Bank Will Move to 109th St.
- Legislative Update: Good News for Higher Ed in '98 Federal Budgets
- Suzanne Vega Returns to Her Stomping Ground
- In Giant Helium Balloon, Janet Conrad Pursues the Theoretical Heavy Neutrino
- People: Kaufman, Brinkley, Kleinman, Batcheler, Nunes, Marable, Melendez
- Social Work Faculty Ranks 1st in Scholarly Publications
- Scientists Seek a Chip that Bonds Light, Electricity; Technology Could Simplify Fiber Optics Applications
- 'Times' Reporter Wins Columbia Business Journalism Award
- DSP Will Offer New Music Course
- CASE Honors College for Recruitment Materials
- The School of Arts Spawns Tunnelvision, a Comedy Troupe, and a Comedy Class
- Core Awards to Go to Hovde, Gray
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