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Columbia to House El Diario Photo Archive

Columbia students and faculty, and others interested in the lives of New York’s Latinos, have a new resource to learn about that community. El Diario La Prensa, the nation’s oldest continuously publishing Spanish-language newspaper, has given the University some 5,000 photographs documenting the lives of New York’s Latinos, their struggles and their contributions to the city and its culture.

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Medical Center's Exercise Program for Kids Highlighted by First Lady Michelle Obama

Medical Center's Exercise Program for Kids Highlighted by First Lady Michelle Obama

The program is one of three selected by ChildObesity180, a national organization comprising public, nonprofit, academic and private-sector leaders, for its Active Schools Acceleration Project.

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Columbia Faculty Join Co-founder Brian Greene as Participants in the 2013 World Science Festival

The World Science Festival, cofounded by Brian Greene, professor of mathematics and physics, returns to New York City May 29 – June 2 with an array of programs that bring cutting-edge science to a broader audience.

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Welfare Limits Tied to More Deaths Over Time: Study

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One Neuroscientist Rethinks Addiction

The Huffington Post, June 10
Climate Change: We Are in the Soup!

The Chronicle of Higher Education, June 10
An Unlikely Ally Preaches Tolerance and Respect for Gay Teammates

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