Bari Weiss

What Wouldn't Ahmadinejad Do?

On December 9, 2005, two Columbia students defaced a Ruggles suite with swastikas, racial epithets, and homophobic graffiti.

Spitting It Out

This column is overdue. It's as overdue as the thank-you notes we should have written Mrs. Goldach for the fruit-powered clocks she gave us for our bat mitzvahs. It's as overdue as Y2K.

The Big Ol' But

"I was dating a guy and we ended it. In the divorce settlement he got 209." -Martha Todd, CC '07

Through the Lookist Glass

When I heard the name of the latest "ism" last year, I cringed. A new buzzword usually means even more political correctness.

Is Feminism Screwing Women? Or Are Women Screwing Feminism?

Everyone's been talking about the f-word. From The Weekly Standard to Slate the buzz is feminism and its big question: has it screwed women of our generation?

Politics and the Classroom

One of the three white policemen pushed the body of Robert Davis, a 64-year-old retired school teacher, against the brick wall of a building in the French Quarter of New Orleans while the other, gr

Arguing the World

If given the chance between City College and Harvard University in the 1930s and 1940s, I wouldn't have gone to Cambridge.

The Politics of the Pastry Shop

It's a strange but true fact that Columbia has only one coffee shop. Sure, we have Starbucks, but though the coffee is decent, Starbucks is, at best, a takeaway vendor.

Unity through Dissonance

By Ariel Beery and Bari Weiss

Beyond the Pale

The dust kicked up by the controversy surrounding Columbia students’ charges of abuse and intimidation cleared up for three hours on March 9, at a debate between the Columbia Anti-War Coaliti