Fall 2001

Teacher, translator, scholar, rabbi, husband, and father—an affectionate portrait of Moses Hadas by his daughter Rachel Hadas

"Columbia Lou” got his start smashing home runs from South Field to the steps of Low Library—and went on to become one of the greatest and most beloved players in baseball history

Just about everything modern medicine knows about the heart and lungs was made possible by the work of Frédérick Cournand and Dickinson Richards

The prolific author, charismatic teacher, renowned scholar, and devoted Columbian made his professional life an exuberant celebration of the classics

President Rupp responds to 9/11

The economist was honored for “analyses of markets with asymmetric information”

Announcing the appointments of Henry C. Pinkham and Ira B. Lamster

Donna Rosenthal ’67SSW intends to make sure that more alumni get to know the organization — and, better yet, get involved

The ranking is based on a Financial Times survey that rated the "ability of users to put into practice newly acquired skills on their return to work"