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  • The Gas Menagerie

    In his documentary Gasland, Josh Fox warns that the new wave of natural-gas extraction will have disastrous effects on our environment. Is he being too dramatic?

    by Paul Hond
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  • Thought for Food
    For Michelin star-winning chef Anita Lo, all cooking is fusion cooking. Then again, Lo herself is something of a mélange.
    by Adeena Sussman
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  • The Dot Matrix
    At Columbia’s Spatial Information Design Lab, researchers are creating urban maps that make a point about how we live.
    by David J. Craig
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  • Your Brain on Klimt
    What can Viennese painters of a hundred years ago tell us about our brains? Neurobiologist Eric Kandel narrates a museum tour of the mind.
    by Eric Kandel
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  • Two Laptops: A Short Story
    A father, a son, and a couple of motherboards.
    by Ed Park ’95SOA
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College Walk

Trivial Pursuits

Trivial Pursuits

Which local bar has a notoriously competitive trivia night?

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  • Let the Games Begin
  • Dreams from My Mater
  • “Becalmed”

News

Valentini named College dean

Valentini named College dean

James J. Valentini, a chemistry professor and former department chair who stepped in as Columbia College’s interim dean following the resignation...

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  • University announces new effort to increase faculty diversity
  • Geophysicist Sean C. Solomon appointed director of Lamont-Doherty
  • CAA Turkey event brings travel to a new level
  • In search of a cure, for love
  • Win the future
  • An honorable life

Newsmakers

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Pulitzerlandia

DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI

New directions

PAUL LECLERC

Lions and Cowboys and Angels, oh my!

PAT LOWERY

Reviews

Gentle in Manner, Strong in Deed

Gentle in Manner, Strong in Deed

Christopher Caldwell reviews “Eisenhower in War and Peace” by Jean Edward Smith
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  • Wheel in the Sky
  • Borrowed, Stolen
  • What Kind of President?
  • Smells Like Teen Spirit
  • It’s Easy If You Try
  • “Central Park: An Anthology”
  • “Living, Thinking, Looking”

Finals

Expansive Reading

Expansive Reading

A timeless problem

University Newsfeed

  • New Doctor of Physical Therapy Learned Benefits of Program Long Before Graduation
  • Merit E. Janow Appointed Dean of Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs
  • From the Royal Navy to Journalism

NAACP president and CEO Ben Jealous is leading America's oldest civil rights organization boldly into the 21st century. Will the nation follow?

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