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Julian NoiseCat
By Nia Brown “I’m worried about my swimming test,” Julian NoiseCat, CC ’15, says. “Maybe you should put that at the beginning—that I am...
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Campus Gossip, April 2015
DESPERATE TIMES At a recent CCSC meeting, one of the unreported topics of discussion was a plan to sign up for an “Escape the Room”...
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Digitalia Columbiana, April 2015
These excerpts were culled from documents left on Columbia’s lab computers. We encourage our readers to submit their own digitalia finds...
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The Greatest Dean in the Greatest College
In the Greatest City in the Greatest Country in the World.
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Measure for Measure, April 2015
Refrain By Liv Lansdale I named my last daughter Echo because in the doctor’s room my hands were placed over my stomach and in the...
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Fiddling Around
A year post-graduation, checking in with Morningsiders.
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Curio Culumbiana
John Erskine, longtime Columbia professor and founder of the Core Curriculum, attended the College when its campus was still at what is...
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Spirited Debate: How Students Received Prohibition
How students received Prohibition.
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Self-Service
A look into Columbia’s Community Scholars Program.
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Meow
By Virginia Fu and Christian Zhang New Yorkers have long had the privilege to happen upon chance encounters with greatness: Alec Baldwin...
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The Craft Center
A Blue and White staffer explores Prentis Hall.
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Lerner’s Glass Ceiling: CCSC’s Demographic Misrepresentation
CCSC’s demographic misrepresentation.
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Should You Read the Comments?
Affirmative By Tatini Mal-Sarkar It’s 3am, and you’ve just written your last (you hope!) draft of Harry Potter/Lord of the Rings/Flo from...
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Abby Abrams
By Naomi Sharp Change has come to the office of the Columbia Daily Spectator. Sections of the wall have been replaced with whiteboards,...
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