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Sports
The Lions' pitching will be crucial in their games against Penn this weekend, in which they will look for a chance to compete in the playoffs.
Cornell's strong offense presents challenge for Lions
Opinion
The obscurity of local community boards is symptomatic of the partisanship and obstructionism that has taken over pragmatic community organizing.
The Internet is a stock character unable to perform any part but that of deus ex machina, a plot device that is often disparaged as the authorial “cop-out.”
By Alex Symonds
Before Spec, I never stumbled home to my dorm at 7 in the morning, delirious and exhausted from what we’d spent the last 12 hours doing.
News
By Emily Kwong
The former President of Rock the Vote will lead this year's Student Leaders Forum, a student answer to the University's World Leaders Forum.
Barnard's Student Government Association may not officially recognize Greek organizations at Columbia, but they do provide financial support.
Arianne Richard, CC '10, and Seth Davidovits, SEAS ’10, will be the schools' respective valedictorians. Jeffrey Spear, CC '10, and Rodney Chang, SEAS ’10, were both named salutatorian.
Assembly members are pushing legislature to crack down on illegal hotels. The residential "single-room occupancy" buildings are common on the Upper West Side.
Arts and Entertainment
The new documentary film clears up the confusion surrounding the U.S. health care system.
By Devin Briski
Students can mix their own sangria instead of settling for overpriced restaurant drinks.
Go behind the scenes with Columbians Joey Goldberg and Emily Alpern Fisch in their auditions for "Glee."
Spectrum
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Deadline extended: You, too, can be mentioned in VShow!
May 23, 11:57amDo you have opinions? Do you like to express said opinions through video, graphs, gifs, or even just old-fashioned words? Do you enjoy deep conversation about issues at Columbia and... Read More
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GS and SEAS class day ceremonies today
May 20, 8:54amThe graduation festivities continue today with class day ceremonies for the School of General Studies at 9 a.m. and the School of Engineering and Applied Science at 5 p.m. Both... Read More
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Barnard Class Day: Peace Be With You
May 19, 3:50pmToday at 4 p.m., Barnard’s class of 2013 will hear from the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize winner Leymah Gbowee at its class day, which is taking place downtown at Radio City... Read More
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