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Frank Diehl Fackenthal (February 22, 1883 –
September 5, 1968) was an
American academic administrator best
known for his long ****ociation with Columbia...
- 1951–1952 Succeeded by
Matthew Ridgway Academic offices Preceded by
Frank D.
Fackenthal as
acting president President of
Columbia University 1948–1953 Succeeded by...
- despair."
Lewis declined the prize.
Advisory Board secretary Frank D.
Fackenthal asked the
jurors only to "list the
books in the
order of the jury's choice...
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Drisler (1888–1889)* Low (1890–1901) Van
Amringe (1899)*
Butler (1902–1945)
Fackenthal (1945–1948)*
Eisenhower (1948–1953) Kirk (1953–1968)
Cordier (1969–1970)...
- administration, with the
latter primarily under the
aegis of
Frank D.
Fackenthal.
Following the
retirement of
Joseph Pulitzer Jr. (a
grandson of the endower...
- and
social misfits and outcasts."
Avillo 2011, pp. 3–5.
Summers 2021.
Fackenthal 1932, p. 27.
Columbia Spectator 1921, p. 1.
Murray 2005, p. 194. NRHP...
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performed by the
Boston Symphony Orchestra in Boston,
January 1948.
Frank D.
Fackenthal,
acting president of
Columbia University, was
awarded a
scroll recognizing...
- (1985).
Major renovations and
expansions included Fackenthal Library (1983,
renamed Shadek-
Fackenthal Library,
currently over 510,000 volumes),
Stahr Hall...
- University". The
Pulitzer Prizes.
Retrieved March 3, 2018. "Frank D.
Fackenthal". The
Pulitzer Prizes.
Retrieved March 3, 2018. "John Hohenberg". The...
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Drisler (1888–1889)* Low (1890–1901) Van
Amringe (1899)*
Butler (1902–1945)
Fackenthal (1945–1948)*
Eisenhower (1948–1953) Kirk (1953–1968)
Cordier (1969–1970)...
