Difference between revisions of "2007"
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'''2007''' in Columbia history: | '''2007''' in Columbia history: | ||
| − | * | + | *Anti-copyright advocacy group [[Free Culture at Columbia]] founded |
==Spring== | ==Spring== | ||
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| + | *Reactivation of [[Students for a Democratic Society]] | ||
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| + | === February === | ||
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*"Speakergate": [[Matthew Fox]] announced as the keynote speaker for [[Columbia College]]'s [[Class Day]]; furor ensues | *"Speakergate": [[Matthew Fox]] announced as the keynote speaker for [[Columbia College]]'s [[Class Day]]; furor ensues | ||
*[[Matt Sanchez]] exposed as a former porn star | *[[Matt Sanchez]] exposed as a former porn star | ||
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===March=== | ===March=== | ||
Revision as of 11:44, 9 April 2007
2007 in Columbia history:
- Anti-copyright advocacy group Free Culture at Columbia founded
Contents
Spring
- Reactivation of Students for a Democratic Society
February
- "Speakergate": Matthew Fox announced as the keynote speaker for Columbia College's Class Day; furor ensues
- Matt Sanchez exposed as a former porn star
March
- 5th: Investigation launched regarding threat left on door of CC Class of 2010 president Mark Modesitt
- Michelle Diamond of the One Columbia party wins the Presidency of the CCSC
- Regular decision admissions to Columbia College are the second most selective in Ivy League history
- Elton John rents St. John the Divine for his 60th birthday party
- Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak is named a University Professor
- Both the men's and women's fencing teams are Ivy League champions
- First issue of Eclectica Esoterica published
April
- Financial Aid officer David Charlow accused of accepting kickbacks from a student loan company, suspended
- 40s on 40 institutionalized as lame, tame "40 Days" by the administration; seniors furious again
- Members of the Columbia Undergraduate Science Journal steal 700 copies of Jester, return them with manifestoes attached directing readers to an anti-Jester website
| Preceded by 2006 |
History of Columbia University 2007 |
Succeeded by 2008 |
