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Rangel Talks Israel With LionPAC

As Israel and Palestine remain locked in conflict, Columbia students are working to keep the issues alive on campus.

On Thursday afternoon, a small group of students attended a discussion with Congressman Charles Rangel (D-Harlem) on the importance of a strong relationship between the United States and Israel.

As Israel and Palestine remain locked in conflict, Columbia students are working to keep the issues alive on campus.

On Thursday afternoon, a small group of students attended a discussion with Congressman Charles Rangel (D-Harlem) on the importance of a strong relationship between the United States and Israel.

Constantine loses first suit against Teachers College

Former Teachers College professor Madonna Constantine, who was fired in 2008 after accusations of plagiarism, lost one of her three lawsuits against TC, according to the Associated Press.

Former Teachers College professor Madonna Constantine, who was fired in 2008 after accusations of plagiarism, lost one of her three lawsuits against TC, according to the Associated Press.

New dean for School of Nursing

Dr. Bobbie Berkowitz will be taking over as dean of the Columbia University School of Nursing, the University announced Tuesday.

Dr. Bobbie Berkowitz will be taking over as dean of the Columbia University School of Nursing, the University announced Tuesday.

Columbia scholar, Kian Tajbakhsh, temporarily released from prison

According to news reports, Kian Tajbakhsh—who has been imprisoned in Iran since the summer presidential election—will be temporarily released for the Iranian New Year.

According to news reports, Kian Tajbakhsh—who has been imprisoned in Iran since the summer presidential election—will be temporarily released for the Iranian New Year.

Clinton, Sotomayor on CC class day short list

Sotomayor, Clinton, and Annan are all on the short list for Columbia College class day speaker, according to the CCSC.

Sotomayor, Clinton, and Annan are all on the short list for Columbia College class day speaker, according to the CCSC.

Obesity dangers rival smoking, CU researchers say

A new study shows evidence of the extensive toll obesity takes on health.

A new study shows evidence of the extensive toll obesity takes on health.

Local groups campaign for better sex ed

Principals don’t decide whether students have sex, but in New York City public schools, they do decide whether students learn about it.

Principals don’t decide whether students have sex, but in New York City public schools, they do decide whether students learn about it.

Sustainable development becomes undergrad major

Starting in the fall of 2010, undergraduates will have the opportunity to major in sustainable development.

Starting in the fall of 2010, undergraduates will have the opportunity to major in sustainable development.

Bollinger talks M’ville, travel at fireside chat

Monday's fireside chat with University President Lee Bollinger hit on the free speech scholar's perennial favorites: globalization and Columbia’s place in it, and Manhattanville and the University’s need for space.

Monday's fireside chat with University President Lee Bollinger hit on the free speech scholar's perennial favorites: globalization and Columbia’s place in it, and Manhattanville and the University’s need for space.

Butler Library completes 15 years of renovations

After 15 years and over $110 million, Butler Library renovations are finally coming to an end.

After 15 years and over $110 million, Butler Library renovations are finally coming to an end.