Difference between revisions of "1964"
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| + | '''1964''' in Columbia history: | ||
| + | *The groundbreaking of [[Uris Hall]], the new home for the [[Business School]], is picketed by [[Graduate School of Architecture|Architecture]] students | ||
*[[Revson Plaza]] is built | *[[Revson Plaza]] is built | ||
*The building now known as [[McBain Hall|McBain]] is converted into a dormitory | *The building now known as [[McBain Hall|McBain]] is converted into a dormitory | ||
*Columbia gains possession of a facility in Paris, [[Reid Hall (Paris)|Reid Hall]] | *Columbia gains possession of a facility in Paris, [[Reid Hall (Paris)|Reid Hall]] | ||
*[[Postcrypt Coffeehouse]]s begin | *[[Postcrypt Coffeehouse]]s begin | ||
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| − | + | {{succession|preceded=[[1963]]|succeeded=[[1965]]|office=History of Columbia University|years=1964}} | |
[[Category:20th century]] | [[Category:20th century]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:06, 9 May 2024
Protests at the dedication of Uris Hall
1964 in Columbia history:
- The groundbreaking of Uris Hall, the new home for the Business School, is picketed by Architecture students
- Revson Plaza is built
- The building now known as McBain is converted into a dormitory
- Columbia gains possession of a facility in Paris, Reid Hall
- Postcrypt Coffeehouses begin
| Preceded by 1963 |
History of Columbia University 1964 |
Succeeded by 1965 |
