Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Harlem real estate market mixed

By Aaron Kiersh
Dec 1 01:42 am ET

Brokers in West Harlem are facing hard times, though some statistics show signs that the market is on the rise.

State gears up for education reform

By Shira Poliak
Dec 1 01:48 am ET

New York education officials discussed reform at Teachers College on Monday.

Barnard debates science requirement

By Carly Silver
Dec 1 01:55 am ET

Barnard students and faculty question whether science should be one of the Nine Ways of Knowing, and what's so great about labs.

Columbia launches new Global Centers

By Scott Levi
Dec 1 02:05 am ET

The University is building up its Beijing presence.

Diana goes green, opts for sustainability

By Margaux Groux
Dec 1 02:16 am ET

The Nexus building will include a host of environmentally friendly features, such as a daylight dimming system and recycled building materials.

How safe are we?

By Ana Baric
Nov 30 07:56 pm ET

Columbia University could stand to reevaluate some of its key approaches to student safety.

Positively J Street

By Jill Marcellus
Nov 30 07:59 pm ET

Columbia made me a self-loathing Jew.

Rely on what?

By Derek Turner
Nov 30 08:02 pm ET

Our situation appears to necessitate reliance on something that doesn’t fluctuate and break down as much as our surroundings.

Igniting a log, igniting school spirit

By Editorial Board
Nov 30 09:59 pm ET

Columbians should join the winter festivities on Low Plaza at 5:45 p.m. today.

Columbia & Its Discontents

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Nov 30 10:14 pm ET

Societal police trying to take all the fun out of sports

By Lucas Shaw
Nov 30 09:41 pm ET

When I first became a sports fan, I not only fell in love with the games themselves but also the traditions, rivalries and idiosyncrasies – all of the little things that make sports special. Now, soccer moms, writers and even college administrators are trying to end the old ways of sports. I am not insensitive to or ignorant of changes in society. What I cannot fathom is the obsession with curbing the little things, the events that make sports just a bit dirtier but a whole lot more fun.

Basketball loses nailbiter at Sacred Heart

By Zach Glubiak
Nov 30 09:43 pm ET

Columbia lost last night on the road to Sacred Heart in a physical game, 60-55. An inability to make key plays late and costly turnovers down the stretch squandered a strong defensive effort from Columbia.