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| − | '''Frank Smithwick Hogan''' [[Columbia College|CC]] | + | '''Frank Smithwick Hogan''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1924|24]] [[Law]] '[[1928|28]] was a leading attorney and public figure, serving as [[New York City]]'s District Attorney for almost 35 years. Due to his performance, he was frequently referred to as "Mr. Integrity", but it was active involvement in Columbia as an alumnus and a [[Trustee]] (and his generous giving record) that [[Hogan Hall]] was named in his honor upon his death in [[1974]]. |
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[[Category:Donors|Hogan]] | [[Category:Donors|Hogan]] | ||
[[Category:Trustees|Hogan]] | [[Category:Trustees|Hogan]] | ||
[[Category:Alexander Hamilton Medal recipients|Hogan]] | [[Category:Alexander Hamilton Medal recipients|Hogan]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:18, 16 May 2013
- See also Wikipedia's article about "Frank Hogan".
Frank Smithwick Hogan CC '24 Law '28 was a leading attorney and public figure, serving as New York City's District Attorney for almost 35 years. Due to his performance, he was frequently referred to as "Mr. Integrity", but it was active involvement in Columbia as an alumnus and a Trustee (and his generous giving record) that Hogan Hall was named in his honor upon his death in 1974.
