Late afternoon classes were cancelled yesterday due to snow, but Columbia Law School still held a heated panel discussion at the Columbia Law School that called for an end to the military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy.
Late afternoon classes were cancelled yesterday due to snow, but Columbia Law School still held a heated panel discussion at the Columbia Law School that called for an end to the military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy.
The Columbia University Native American Council organized its annual Indigenous People’s Day/Abolish Columbus Day campaign on Monday in an effort to raise awareness of the effects of European colonization in North America.
The Columbia University Native American Council organized its annual Indigenous People’s Day/Abolish Columbus Day campaign on Monday in an effort to raise awareness of the effects of European colonization in North America.
As the recession continues to take a toll on small businesses, the New York City Council is considering a measure to help them. Along with 18 co-sponsors, Council member Robert Jackson, who represents Morningside Heights, recently proposed the Small Business Survival Act to grant commercial tenants additional rights during the lease renewal process.
As the recession continues to take a toll on small businesses, the New York City Council is considering a measure to help them. Along with 18 co-sponsors, Council member Robert Jackson, who represents Morningside Heights, recently proposed the Small Business Survival Act to grant commercial tenants additional rights during the lease renewal process.
The New York Times received five Pulitzer Prizes this year, marking the second-highest number of prizes won by that paper during any year in its history.
The New York Times received five Pulitzer Prizes this year, marking the second-highest number of prizes won by that paper during any year in its history.
Amid the freezing weather and bitter winter winds Wednesday night, graduate school students gathered at University President Lee Bollinger’s home for the first-ever fireside chat exclusively for them.
Amid the freezing weather and bitter winter winds Wednesday night, graduate school students gathered at University President Lee Bollinger’s home for the first-ever fireside chat exclusively for them.
