Columbia B-school Admissions (BusinessWeek)
That said, I agree with Wilson, when he says that college is important to expanding your world and seeing it through a longer lens so to speak. However, I also agree with his premise that one has to see through this lens more fully and clearly.
Columbia B-school Admissions (BusinessWeek)
Looking for an MBA and Manhattan? Get admissions advice from Columbia on Monday, Aug. 13, at 1 p.m. EDT
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Wrestling: Two-time NCAA champion Valenti will host clinic (New Jersey Herald)
Matt Valenti knows what it takes to win a championship. The recent University of Pennsylvania graduate won two NCAA titles. Valenti also won two high school championships wrestling for Kittatinny.
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West Point Graduate Clarence M. Davenport Jr. (Washington Post)
Clarence M. Davenport Jr., 89, a retired Army colonel who was the sixth black graduate of West Point and had a second career in research and academia, died of pancreatic cancer July 23 at Maplewood Park Place in Bethesda.
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Community News (News Democrat Journal)
Academic honors and achievements Cherady J. Hawkins of De Soto has graduated from the Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine of Midwestern University. A graduate of De Soto High School, she is the daughter of Douglas and Patricia Hawkins.
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College grad gains perspective from contrasting worlds (The Union Democrat)
Raised in Columbia, Kim Clinite was among three valedictorians in Sonora High School's Class of 2002 and went on to Pepperdine University, a prestigious private school in Malibu, a Southern California city known for the opulent lifestyles its often famous residents lead.
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Stenzel traces path of victory (Monroe County Clarion)
Pitcher Chris Stenzel, a 2006 graduate of Red Bud High School, made the All-Academic team at Maryville University this year. On July 15, Stenzel proved he's got a brain for hurling as well as the books.
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Fran Cullen (Redlands Daily Facts)
Lola Frances "Fran" Cullen, a former vice principal at Redlands High School, died July 28 in Columbia, Calif., following an illness. She was 84. She was born Nov. 4, 1922, in Los Angeles, grew up in Culver City and attended El Segundo High School.
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New High School Record In The Boys Mile! (Track & Field News)
This report filed by former T&FN statistician—and current Penn Relays Director—Dave Johnson, one of the sport's great historians. by Dave Johnson No, Alan Webb still has the High School Record. It's just that I've uncovered a mark that had gone unnoticed all these years.
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TechnoPark brings together technology and academia for its iconic HQ design project (AME Info)
Nine incredible design variations for TechnoPark's iconic headquarters building have come out of the Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, in the first step of its collaboration with the science and technology facilitator of Economic Zones World.
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Opinion Articles (Columbia Daily Spectator)
There are a lot of allegations flying around that the Columbia Queer Alliance isn't doing "enough"-that the administration has "taken the first step" while we're still twiddling our thumbs, that our membership isn't "inclusive," and that our meetings don't cater to those students just coming out.
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Columbia B-school Admissions (BusinessWeek)
You see, when a person abandons his ethics, he or she is left open to the mind, and all that the minds wants, it often pursues and gets, even at the expense or defeat of others.
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