Tuesday, February 19, 2008

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TC Professor Constantine Sanctioned for Plagiarism

By Joy Resmovits and Lydia Wileden
Feb 19 08:30 pm ET

Professor Madonna Constantine has been sanctioned by Teachers College for plagiarism, according to a memo obtained by Spectator Tuesday evening. The memo, dated Feb.

Can Your Italian Food Cravings Be Fulfilled?

By Gabriela Jara
Feb 19 02:31 am ET

A new Italian restaurant is in the making at the former location of Italian eatery Cafe Pertutti, which was boarded up on Feb. 16.

Officials Analyze Warning Signs of Violent Behavior in Students

By Daniel Amzallag
Feb 19 02:29 am ET

University officials released a letter to faculty on Feb.

Housing Shortage Irks Frats, Sororities

By Samantha Saly
Feb 19 02:26 am ET

Due to a shortage of University housing allotted to Greek groups, three organizations do not currently have chapter residences—and won’t for the foreseeable future­—a situation that they say puts t

GS Students Lack Housing, Cite Inequality

By Shane Ferro
Feb 19 02:23 am ET

If you have ever been in Butler Library at four in the morning and seen students curled up between two chairs, there is a chance they were not there simply to study—they might be living there.

Bollinger Discusses Past in Chat

By Joy Resmovits
Feb 19 02:19 am ET

For President Lee Bollinger, a lifelong academic, Monday’s fireside chat was a change of pace.

GSSC Debates Finances, Resignations

By Alix Pianin
Feb 19 02:16 am ET

After a meeting last week dominated by arguments over finances, the General Studies Student Council will hold a town hall Tuesday night to resolve lingering questions about how funds were spent las

OPINION »

Give Us a Little Credit

By Editorial Board
Feb 19 01:13 am ET

In all but a few circumstances, Columbia College prohibits students from receiving academic credit for summer courses taken at other universities, making it unnecessarily difficult for students who

Finding Things in Common at the Veritas Forum

By Veronica Mittnacht
Feb 18 09:28 pm ET

The apprehension in Roone Arledge before the Veritas Forum began was plain.

Too High a Price for a GS Education?

By Chikodinaka Chima
Feb 18 08:19 pm ET

Was it a mistake to come to Columbia? Having amassed nearly $70,000 in student debt, it’s a nagging question.

Opening My Heart to Open Your Heart

By Anthony Kelley
Feb 18 07:42 pm ET

I want to write about something deeply personal.

SPORTS »

Thoughts on All-Ivy First Team

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Feb 19 12:17 am ET

As I watched John Baumann take over Columbia’s most recent game against Harvard, the overeager radio announcer next to me started to ramble on about his place among the greatest Ivy League players

Executive Director of Ivy League Council Announces Retirement

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Feb 19 12:02 am ET

In a statement released by University of Pennsylvania President and Chair of the Council of Ivy Group Presidents Amy Gutmann, executive director of the council Jeffrey H.

Browne and Frazier Help Lions on D

By Sarah Sommer
Feb 18 11:42 pm ET

Although it has only occurred three times, Barnard Night has become a proud tradition for the Columbia women’s basketball team.

Cornell Still Undefeated, Brown and Columbia Sweep

By Matt Velazquez
Feb 18 11:16 pm ET

As Ivy League play reached its midpoint this past weekend, three teams came up with sweeps, all on the road. Cornell, Columbia, and Brown all picked up two wins on their latest trips.

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