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Excerpt from Columbia Spectator published in 1898: "MR. HOLROYD, the swimming director, has offered to coach a Columbia team to compete in the water polo tournament for colleges at the coming ...

I am Professor in the Industrial Engineering and Operations Research department at Columbia University. I received my PhD in Algorithms, Combinatorics and Optimization (ACO) in 2008 from Tepper School ...

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Date: 1975. Digital's first upper/lower case video terminal. Its previous video terminals, the VT05 and VT50 (both of which we had in our PDP-11 machine room 1975-76), were upper-case only. In 1978, ...

the ocean crust is almost entirely mafic: extrusive basalts and intrusive gabbros ...

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Tubes showing... The IBM Type 603 Electronic Multiplier, 1946, the first electronic calculator ever placed in production [4]. A "box of 300 vacuum tubes" [74], all it did was multiply two numbers that ...

On the modern Google map at left, I traced the outline of Hall's Hill as best I can, given that I've never seen a proper map of it. Towards the upper center of the map, the circled A marks my ...

1978. The Digital Equipment Corporation VT100 was the first ANSI X3.64 compliant terminal and featured lots of innovations including control by an Intel 8085 microprocessor (rather than custom ...