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After a month of searching on a remote island off the coast of Papua New Guinea, a Cornell-led team filmed a Black-naped Pheasant-Pigeon, a species that hasn’t been documented by scientists since it was first described in 1882. The team worked closely with Indigenous community members, who recognized the species and referred to it by the name Auwo.
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Photo: Black-naped Pheasant-Pigeon photo by Doka Nason/American Bird Conservancy
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Since 2013, more than 14,000 donors have supported Cornell crowdfunding
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Cornell Sun | Cornell Crowdfunding: A Chance To Help Cornell Sponsored Projects During This Season of Giving 
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“I think... that whatever the court writes, colleges and universities who have good lawyers will try to work within the literal bounds of the law to maintain as much racial diversity as possible given the new constraints.”
Shortly before her 20th Reunion, Rebecca Lee ’02 did something she thought was unimaginable: she endowed a scholarship to Cornell.
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Giving to Cornell
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The War Memorial on West Campus was dedicated in 1932 and commemorates Cornell’s 264 casualties during World War I. The North tower, connected to Lyon Hall, was named Army Tower and the south, connected to McFaddin Hall, named Navy Tower.
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Cornell University Veterans Memorials
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