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Columbia’s commitment to create office space for CB9 may combat lack of student engagement

By Ellis Shapiro-Barnum / Columbia Daily Spectator

Community Board 9 has sat in a cramped office space for nine years. As part of an agreement set to acquire Manhattanville land, the University promised CB9 a new space to host general meetings. Students and CB9 members say this may increase student involvement.

By Stephanie Lai • December 5, 2019 at 9:16 AM

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