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 \n28  \nALIFE IN COMICS  \nTHE GRAPHIC ADVENTURESOF KARENGREEN ’97GSAS  \nBy Nick Sousanis '14TCHow a Butler librarian becameColumbia's first curator forcomics and cartoons  \n34  \nALEAGUE OF HER OWN  \nBy Paul Hond  \nSharon Robinson’76NRSdelivers on her father's legacy  \n38  \nBOLD IDEAS,REALIMPACT  \nBy Sally Lee  \nAQ&A with President Lee C.Bollinger on turning academicbreakthroughs into solutions  \nCOLUMBIA SUMMER 20171  \n\n| CONTENTS   |  | COLUMBIA  \u003Cbr>MAGAZINE  \u003Cbr>Executive Vice President,  \u003Cbr>University Development &Alumni Relations  \u003Cbr>Amelia Alverson  \u003Cbr>Deputy Vice President for Strategic Communications  \u003Cbr>Jerry Kisslinger 79CC,'82GSAS  \u003Cbr>Editor in Chief  \u003Cbr>Sally Lee  \u003Cbr>Art Director  \u003Cbr>Jeffrey Saks  \u003Cbr>Managing Editor  \u003Cbr>Rebecca Shapiro  \u003Cbr>Senior Editors  \u003Cbr>David J.Craig,Paul Hond  \u003Cbr>Copy Chief  \u003Cbr>Joshua J.Friedman'08JRN  \u003Cbr>Assistant to the Editor  \u003Cbr>JuliaJoy  \u003Cbr>Editorial Assistant  \u003Cbr>Catherine Elizabeth Hernandez   |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| DEPARTMENTS  \u003Cbr>3  \u003Cbr>LETTERS  \u003Cbr>8  \u003Cbr>COLLEGE WALK  \u003Cbr>Room with a View\\The Short List\\  \u003Cbr>Disturbing the Peace\\Intelligent Designs\\  \u003Cbr>No-Spin Zone\\Counting Van Dorens   | PAGE  \u003Cbr>COVER:JAMES STEINBERG   |  |\n| 44  \u003Cbr>EXPLORATIONS  \u003Cbr>Painkiller abuse nowa global scourge\\  \u003Cbr>The future of data storage is in our DNA\\  \u003Cbr>New app to help diabetics\\Medical  \u003Cbr>breakthrough could increase supply of donor  \u003Cbr>organs\\How Citizens United changed  \u003Cbr>our politics\\The rove beetles'magical  \u003Cbr>mystery lure\\Deep beneath the Dead Sea,  \u003Cbr>aharbinger offuture drought\\Gut bacteria  \u003Cbr>linked to chronic fatigue syndrome\\Painted  \u003Cbr>by Mr.Robot \\Study Hall   |  |  |\n| 50  \u003Cbr>NETWORK  \u003Cbr>New York through New Eyes\\Askan Alum\\  \u003Cbr>Butterfly Effect\\Newsmakers   |  | Director of Digital Strategy  \u003Cbr>Gwynne Gauntlett  \u003Cbr>Director for Marketing Research  \u003Cbr>Linda Ury Greenberg  \u003Cbr>Director for Strategic Marketing and Communications  \u003Cbr>Tracy Quinn'14SPS   |\n| 54  \u003Cbr>BULLETIN  \u003Cbr>University news and views   |  |  |\n| 58  \u003Cbr>BOOKS  \u003Cbr>Barney:Grove Press and Barney Rosset,  \u003Cbr>by Michael Rosenthal\\The Windfall,by  \u003Cbr>Diksha Basu\\There Are More Beautiful  \u003Cbr>Things Than Beyoncé,by Morgan Parker\\  \u003Cbr>The Death andLife ofthe Great Lakes,by  \u003Cbr>Dan Egan\\Plus,Alia Malek discusses  \u003Cbr>The Home That Was Our Country   |  | Subscriptions:  \u003Cbr>Address and archive assistance  \u003Cbr>assistmag@columbia.edu  \u003Cbr>212-851-4155  \u003Cbr>To updateyour address onlne,visit  \u003Cbr>alumni.columbia.edu/directory,  \u003Cbr>orcall 1-877-854-ALUM(2586)  \u003Cbr>Advertising:  \u003Cbr>212-851-4155  \u003Cbr>magazine@columbia.edu  \u003Cbr>Letters to the editor:  \u003Cbr>feedback@columbiaedu  \u003Cbr>Columbia Magazine is published for  \u003Cbr>alumniand friends of Columbia by the  \u003Cbr>Office of Alumniand Development.  \u003Cbr>◎2017 by the Trustees of ColumbiaUniversity  \u003Cbr>in the City of New York  \u003Cbr>COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY  \u003Cbr>IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK   |\n| 63  \u003Cbr>CLASSIFIEDS  \u003Cbr>64  \u003Cbr>FINALS  \u003Cbr>AMidsummer Night's Read  \u003Cbr>FOLLOWUS  \u003Cbr>f  \u003Cbr>@columbiamag  \u003Cbr>/ColumbiaMag   |  |  |\n\n\n|  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  | COLUMBIA  \u003Cbr>21ST-CENTURY  \u003Cbr>that the proposed gym,often  \u003Cbr>Renzo Piano appears to  \u003Cbr>CAMPUS  \u003Cbr>envision his Manhattanville  \u003Cbr>described as having a  \u003Cbr>I attended Columbia in the  \u003Cbr>second-class “backdoor”for  \u003Cbr>campus as a kind of public  \u003Cbr>amusement park.T","cbCaivkzN9HhQ8HX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivkzN9HhQ8HX","pdf",26562162,68,"English","# Contents\n## Features\n## Departments","[{\"question\":\"Does the issue include content beyond feature articles?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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