Leora Falk

What Made Me Do It

College surprised the writer in me. While in high school, my friends and I developed a bad habit of writing about each other.

PERSPECTIVES: Morningside's Homeless

John Steward's hands are swollen, chapped, and raw. His beard grows scraggly in thin lines down his cheeks and shows stubble across to his cheek bones.

Obama Enters Democratic Race

Senator Barack Obama, D-Ill. and CC '83, officially entered the race for the Democratic nomination for president on Saturday with a speech in Springfield, Ill.

Stolen Voices Speak in Youth War Diaries

"I've just heard, Mimmy, that you are going to be published!" These are the words Zlata Filipovic wrote to her diary in October of 1992.

The Return of Uncomfortable Melodrama

Watching The Monument is an uncomfortable experience from the start.

Columbia Hosts Free Model U.N. Event

This Saturday, Columbia will host a summit of Latin American leaders, and NATO will work toward stopping the genocide in Darfur-sort of.

Columbia Hosts Free Model U.N. Event

This Saturday, Columbia will host a summit of Latin American leaders, and NATO will work toward stopping the genocide in Darfur-sort of.

Education Leaders Speak on Schools

To a standing-room only audience in Altschul Atrium, the founder of Teach for America, the head of the New York City Department of Education, and the head of the Barnard education program spoke abo

NYC Schools Await Funding

New York City public schools might get some things taken off of their wish list this year.

Concession Hands Democrats Senate

Correction appended.

With the concession of Sen. George Allen, R-Va, Democratic control of the Senate is assured for the first time in 12 years.