Word: columbia
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Since graduating, she has taught at Columbia, Brown, Duke and, finally, Harvard...
...competition wasn't as hard as Columbia or Princeton," Katz said. "But sometimes it's harder to fence people with less experience. They might not react the way you expect them to and you end up getting...
...wins follow losses to Brandeis, Princeton and Columbia. But Harvard's glee must be tempered by the knowledge that both Tufts and B.U. are club teams, whereas Harvard's squads compete on the varsity level...
Approximately 11 percent (43 of 406) of the College's full professors are women, a number that places Harvard ahead of Yale and the University of Michigan. But Brown, Columbia, Princeton and Stanford all have better records, although only by a percentage point...
While Brown's 42 percent far outpaces Harvard's numbers, Harvard has more female associate professors than do a number of other universities. Female associate professors at Columbia and Stanford hover around 28 percent, Princeton has 30 percent and Yale and the University of Michigan are a point below Harvard, at 33 percent...