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Columbia University, where a former financial aid official is under criminal investigation for monetary ties to lenders, has agreed to pay a $1.1 million fine, adopt a conduct code, and let Attorney General Cuomo monitor the college for the next five years, Mr. Cuomo said yesterday.
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|Columbia University, where a former financial aid official is under criminal investigation for monetary ties to lenders, has agreed to pay a $1.1 million fine, adopt a conduct code, and let Attorney General Cuomo monitor the college for the next five years, Mr. Cuomo said yesterday.
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