Columbia Magazine: Winter 2012-13 | Columbia Magazine

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Sandy’s Wake
Columbia scientists predicted much of the damage inflicted on New York by Superstorm Sandy. Maybe it’s time to listen.
by Paul Hond
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The Last Beat
Did a 1944 murder in Riverside Park shape the Beat literary movement?
by David J. Krajicek ’85JRN
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The Passage
A photographer trains her camera on Central American migrants as they make the perilous trek north through Mexico.
by Katie Orlinsky ’12JRN
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The Unedited Man
A noted critic offers his personal reflections on Jacques Barzun (1907–2012), one of the twentieth century’s foremost public intellectuals.
by John Simon
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Next Exit: A Short Story
A family car trip takes a detour.
by Nalini Jones ’01SOA
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College Walk

March Madness

March Madness

A scrambling marching band gets organized.

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News

Mortimer B. Zuckerman gives $200M for brain-science institute

Mortimer B. Zuckerman gives $200M for brain-science institute

Columbia receives one of its largest gifts in history for the Mind Brain Behavior Institute which is scheduled to open in 2016

Newsmakers

BINTA NIAMBI BROWN ’95BC, ’98LAW

Capturing Awards

KATHRYN BIGELOW ’81SOA

DINAW MENGESTU ’05SOA

Explorations

Hope for new life in diabetic pancreas cells

Hope for new life in diabetic pancreas cells

Cloudy, with a chance of flu

Cloudy, with a chance of flu

Reviews

A Free Man: A True Story of Life and Death in Delhi

Live, Work, Drink, Dream

Basharat Peer reviews “A Free Man: A True Story of Life and Death in Delhi” by Aman Sethi

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Finals

Second Acts

Second Acts

President Obama visits areas stricken by Sandy

Web Extras

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