Difference between revisions of "1988"
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| − | *October 8, 1988: Columbia [[football]] ends its 44-game losing streak by beating [[Princeton]] 16-13. Mass chaos ensues, with [[ | + | *October 8, 1988: Columbia [[football]] ends its 44-game losing streak by beating [[Princeton]] 16-13. Mass chaos ensues, with Dean [[Jack Greenberg]] allegedly feeding beer to undergraduates from a keg. See [http://roarlions.blogspot.com/2006/12/pantheon-updated.html Roar Lions Roar (blog)] |
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Revision as of 17:15, 5 April 2007
1988 in Columbia history:
- Construction of Schapiro Hall allows all undergraduates to live on campus at once for the first time
- After renovations, the MacMillan Theater reopens as the Miller Theater
Spring
Fall
- October 8, 1988: Columbia football ends its 44-game losing streak by beating Princeton 16-13. Mass chaos ensues, with Dean Jack Greenberg allegedly feeding beer to undergraduates from a keg. See Roar Lions Roar (blog)
| Preceded by 1987 |
History of Columbia University 1988 |
Succeeded by 1989 |
