Volume 24,
Issue 4
Sept. 25, 1998
- This
satellite image shows the intersection of a chain of seamounts with
a huge ocean trench (pink swath on left). At this juncture, Columbia
scientists believe built-up stress has caused a new tear in the ocean
floor (thin horizontal line to right of juncture.) This tear is 800
kilometres long and located northwest of New Zealand. FULL STORY
- COLUMBIA
ATHLETICS START STRONG IN FALL SEASON (pictured is Daira Tramontin,
CC'00, whose team recently beat Siena 3-0)
- Voices
in Butler's Attic: Discovering the Oral History Research Office
- Using Smooth Stones, "Warrior-Philosopher' Fights African Slavery
- ATTENTION EMPLOYEES: 1998 Benefits Fair Coming Soon
- FROM THE SENATE
- PEOPLE: News of Columbians
- Double Discovery Program Is Recognized by White House
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