Winter 2004-05
Madeleine Albright ’76GSAS, ’95HON shares her thoughts on the Iraq War and reflects on her time at Columbia
Features
Rose Revolutionary
Alumni
Rose Revolutionary
As president of Georgia, Mikheil Saakashvili wants to clean up his whole country
Is Post-9/11 Security Grounding Scholars?
On Campus
Is Post-9/11 Security Grounding Scholars?
Getting in to Columbia may be easier for international students than just getting into the country
College Walk
Always Shining, Rarely Shown
On Campus
Always Shining, Rarely Shown
“Jewels in Her Crown” brings the treasures of Columbia’s special collections to light, many for the first time
Back on the Starting Block
On Campus
Back on the Starting Block
Jenny Thompson has more Olympic medals than any other American athlete, but her newest piece of neckwear is a stethoscope
James T. Shotwell: A Life Devoted to Organizing Peace
On Campus
James T. Shotwell: A Life Devoted to Organizing Peace
The former professor was instrumental in the creation of some of the most important international institutions of the twentieth century
Salo Wittmayer Baron: Demystifying Jewish History
On Campus
Salo Wittmayer Baron: Demystifying Jewish History
For nearly 60 years, Professor Salo Baron could be seen daily in Butler Library researching his Social and Religious History of the Jews
Columbia as a Global University
On Campus
Columbia as a Global University
What it would mean for Columbia to become a genuinely global institution?
Columbia and the World: The University’s Globalization Task Force
On Campus
Columbia and the World: The University’s Globalization Task Force
An essay by University president Lee C. Bollinger '71LAW
Books
Beyond Alma Pater?
On Campus
Beyond Alma Pater?
In Changing the Subject, Rosalind Rosenberg tells of the Columbia women who broke new ground in academia
Canada Lee’s Curtain Call
Books
Canada Lee’s Curtain Call
Becoming Something: The Story of Canada Lee, by Mona Z. Smith ’94GSAS
New York Underfoot
Books
New York Underfoot
Touring Gotham’s Archaeological Past: 8 Self-Guided Walking Tours through New York City
If These Dolls Could Talk
Books
If These Dolls Could Talk
The Art of the Russian Matryoshka, by Rett Ertl ’74/’86GSAS and Rick Hibberd
Bulletin
250 Years . . . So Far
On Campus
250 Years . . . So Far
Columbia’s 250th anniversary year was a milepost along the way, not just a look back