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In Biggest Campaign Yet, Cornell Raises $3.8 Billion

Akane Otani — Feb 10, 2012

Despite a financial crisis that caused philanthropy to plummet nationwide, the University raised 80 percent, or $3.83 billion, of its “Cornell Now” fundraising campaign goal as of Feb. 3, putting it ahead of track to reach its target of $4.75 billion by 2015.

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Local Attorney Begins Race to Replace Representative Maurice Hinchey

Sports

M. HOCKEY | Team Plays for Ivy Title this Weekend

Opinion & Editorial

We, The Heroes

Dani Neuharth-Keusch

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City Rejects Memorial for Nathaniel Rand ’12

Jeff Stein — Feb 10, 2012

At the end of last year, the City of Ithaca’s Parks Commission unanimously rejected a proposal to install a memorial plaque near Ithaca Falls for Nathaniel Rand ’12, a student who died in a swimming accident at the gorge site in July. Above, a man fly fishes on Thursday in the waters of Fall Creek, below the Falls.

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Burning Question: Plummeting Humanities Degrees

Burning Question: Plummeting Humanities Degrees

10 Questions with Rebecca Hirschfeld

10 Questions with Rebecca Hirschfeld

Cornell Scientists Mask a Moment in Time

Cornell Scientists Mask a Moment in Time

Spencer Wells Describes Genographic Project

Spencer Wells Describes Genographic Project

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Students Redesign Ithaca Creek Trail

Danielle Sochac... — Feb 10, 2012

Interfraternity Council and Student Assembly Unite to Promote Medical Amnesty Program

Harrison Okin — Feb 10, 2012

Cornell Ph.D. Graduates Beat Peers Nationally in Job Hunt

Elizabeth Kussman — Feb 9, 2012

Provost Fuchs Addresses Faculty Concerns About Tech Campus

Dennis Liu — Feb 9, 2012

Cornell Leads Ivy League in Peace Corps Recruits

Justin Rouillier — Feb 9, 2012

Opinion

The Herculean Battle for Housing

Jon Miller — Feb 10, 2012

From I-80 to the Information Superhighway

Nikhita Parandekar — Feb 10, 2012

The Dangers of Safety Net Based Healthcare

Joshua Salvi an... — Feb 10, 2012

Thinking Critically About Languages

Feb 9, 2012

The Emotionally Celibate Have (Some) Feelings Too

Hazel Gunapala — Feb 9, 2012

Blogs

University Recognizes 100 Year Anniversary of the Atom's Discovery

Bob Hackett — Sep 28, 2011

Rethinking Relativity

Bob Hackett — Sep 21, 2011

Cheese, Hipsters and a Ball Pit: New Café Is Eclectic Oasis

Eliza LaJoie — May 5, 2011

Three Meals, No Kitchen

Cristina Stiller — May 5, 2011

Hotel Students Collaborate With Local Winery

Brandon Ho — May 5, 2011

Sports

W. HOCKEY | No. 3 Red Hits the Road

Zach Waller — Feb 10, 2012

M. BASKETBALL | Cornell Hosts Ivy Foes at Home

Scott Chiusano — Feb 10, 2012

WRESTLING | Red to Host Regionals in Ithaca

Brian Bencomo — Feb 10, 2012

W. BASKETBALL | Ivy Title Still in Reach for Red

Nicholas Rielly — Feb 9, 2012

SQUASH | Squads Prepare for Final Three Matches

Lauren Ritter — Feb 9, 2012

Arts & Entertainment

Seeing Sound: An Interview with Contrapunkt!

Daveen Koh — Feb 10, 2012

Morality Lies in a Grey Area for Liam Neeson

Zachary Zahos — Feb 10, 2012

Mirth and Malice in This Year's Oscar Shorts

Martha Wydysh — Feb 10, 2012

Reexamining a Remorseful Romance

Hannah Stamler — Feb 10, 2012

Breaking the Jam Band Mold: An Interview with Tea Leaf Green

Gina Cargas — Feb 9, 2012

Science

Cornell Scientists Mask a Moment in Time

Paige Roosa — Feb 8, 2012

The Scientist: Prof. Spencer Wells Traces the Path of the Human Race

Shauntle Barley — Feb 8, 2012

New Portable Device Identifies Pathogens

Maria Minsker — Feb 8, 2012

Algae Show Potential for Green Future

Nick Ramos — Feb 1, 2012

The Scientist: Prof. Grafﬁn Ph.D. ’03 Performs On-Stage and in the Classroom

Bob Hackett — Feb 1, 2012

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