A Leading Mind
Wednesday, February 01, 2006
In Nicholas Miraculous, Michael Rosenthal revisits the life of one of the most influential college presidents of all time: Nicholas Murray Butler, the man who served as president of Columbia University for 44 years.
» Read an excerpt of Nicholas Miraculous in the Reading Room
Events: Michael Rosenthal will be giving a reading and signing books on
Thursday, February 2nd at 6pm
The Low Library at Columbia University
Music: “Waltz” and “Butterflies” from the motion picture soundtrack to “Angels and Insects” with music by Alexander Balanescu, a Mute Recordings release
» Read an excerpt of Nicholas Miraculous in the Reading Room
Events: Michael Rosenthal will be giving a reading and signing books on
Thursday, February 2nd at 6pm
The Low Library at Columbia University
Music: “Waltz” and “Butterflies” from the motion picture soundtrack to “Angels and Insects” with music by Alexander Balanescu, a Mute Recordings release
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