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Winter 2009

Winter 2009-10

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Shoot Shoot, Bang Bang

The visceral cinema of Kathryn Bigelow ’79SOA has heady theoretical roots.

Features

She Covers the Waterfront
Alumni

She Covers the Waterfront

From parks to books to a floating pool, Ann Buttenwieser ’84GSAPP brings New Yorkers to their own shores

Against the Grain
Health & Medicine

Against the Grain

Peter H. R. Green became the go-to doc for a shadowy illness by learning to diagnose celiac disease

Freeing the Flow
On Campus

Freeing the Flow

President Lee C. Bollinger on why the idea of a free and independent press — and Internet — should be our principal export

A Book-Sized World
Arts & Humanities

A Book-Sized World

A new exhibition this winter will feature a selection of Professor Thomas Roma's modest and intimate photographs

Fiction: "Debt"
Arts & Humanities

Fiction: "Debt"

By Victor LaValle '98SOA

College Walk

That’s Healthfotainment!
On Campus

That’s Healthfotainment!

We visit the set of The Dr. Oz Show, starring Mehmet Oz, professor of surgery at Columbia

State's Man
On Campus

State's Man

State Department spokesman Ian Kelly '86GSAS returns to Columbia 

Timely Measures
On Campus

Timely Measures

Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz proposes a different way to measure economic growth.

Spin City
On Campus

Spin City

A evening with Columbia's "whip-rolling" Chinese Yo-Yo Club

Explorations

Chasing God's Particle
Science & Technology

Chasing God's Particle

Columbia physicists hope to soon observe the one elementary particle yet to be discovered of the 17 predicted by contemporary theory

One Fish, Two Fish...
Science & Technology

One Fish, Two Fish...

Amphibious Architecture lights up local waterways

BigShots, Small Shutterbugs
Science & Technology

BigShots, Small Shutterbugs

A camera from computer scientist Shree Nayar is designed to teach youngsters about science while they express themselves creatively

Books

Book Review: "Asylum"
Books

Book Review: "Asylum"

Inside the Closed World of State Mental Hospitals. Photographs by Christopher Payne '90CC with an essay by Oliver Sacks

Book Review: "Koestler"
Books

Book Review: "Koestler"

The Literary and Political Odyssey of a Twentieth-Century Skeptic. By Michael Scammell '85GSAS

Book Review: "Wrestling with Moses"
Books

Book Review: "Wrestling with Moses"

How Jane Jacobs Took on New York’s Master Builder and Transformed the American City. By Anthony Flint '85JRN

Book Review: "No Enchanted Palace"
Books

Book Review: "No Enchanted Palace"

The End of Empire and the Ideological Origins of the United Nations. By Mark Mazower

Book Review: "Sound Kapital"
Books

Book Review: "Sound Kapital"

Beijing’s Music Underground. By photographer Matthew Niederhauser ’05CC

Bulletin

Nursing Dean Mundinger Honored for 24 years of Leadership
On Campus

Nursing Dean Mundinger Honored for 24 years of Leadership

She was honored by more than 250 friends and colleagues in academia and health care at Low Library on November 9

Harden Elected to University Trustees
On Campus

Harden Elected to University Trustees

The health-care executive is among Columbia’s most active alumni

J-school Report: Local News Needs Handout
On Campus

J-school Report: Local News Needs Handout

Newspapers' earnings are being siphoned away by Web sites that offer free news content and cheap advertising rates

Iran Jails Columbia Urban Planning Scholar Kian Tajbakhsh
On Campus

Iran Jails Columbia Urban Planning Scholar Kian Tajbakhsh

Tajbakhsh ’93GSAPP, who was scheduled to begin teaching at GSAPP this past semester, was arrested in Tehran on July 9

Cuban Dissident Blogger Honored by Columbia
On Campus

Cuban Dissident Blogger Honored by Columbia

Yoani Sánchez maintains a political blog that few Cubans can access. Yet she's read by 14 million people worldwide

Northwest Corner Building Takes Shape
On Campus

Northwest Corner Building Takes Shape

Celebrating Eric Kandel at 80
On Campus

Celebrating Eric Kandel at 80

College Senior Will Take Rhodes to Oxford
On Campus

College Senior Will Take Rhodes to Oxford

Raphael Graybill chooses between two highly coveted scholarships 

Finals

Year of the Lion
On Campus

Year of the Lion

How Roar-ee became Columbia's golden-maned mascot

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