Volume 23, Issue 13
January 13, 1998
- Columbia Team of Scientists Will Help Build the World’s Most Powerful Accelerator
- Twilight
- Calendar: Events at Columbia, Jan. 30 to Feb. 12, 1998
- Six Columbians Among Top Chemists of Past 75 Years
- Law Begins New Human Rights Effort
- Book of Treasures Marks Avery’s 100th
- Four Physicists Are Elected Fellows
- Et Tu Missed Out on Classics? New Postbac Program Can Help
- Sagner Scholarship Established at School of Social Work
- Alumna Wins at Sundance Film Festival
- Oxford Moves to New Office
- In Profile—Kevin Griffin: Terrestrial Biologist Is an Expert on Plant Respiration and CO2
- People
- A Man, a Plan, a Campus; And Now, the Book
- St. Luke’s Diabetes Study
- Legislative Update: Commission on Costs of Higher Education Supports University Systems, but Cites Needed Improvements
- Dean’s Award to the Golds
- Bosnia Negotiator Holbrooke to Speak at SIPA
- G. W. Ghoudhury, 71, Teacher, Diplomat
- Foreign Scholars Receive Fulbrights to Study at Columbia
- Old Books, Rare Friends
- Research: Columbia Joins Forces with Brazilians to Save Coastal Forest, Its Species
- Macaque Mondeys—2nd Most Successful Primate—May Explain Global Spread of Humans (Ranked 1st)
- Prof. Barzun’s Work Led Young
Man to Columbia, and to a New Guiding Principle
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