Sarah Beckley

2018-09-06T22:02:50.765Z
On the stage of Peoples Improv Theater, where she hosted an hour-long comedy showcase on Monday night, Dallas Koelling, CC ’20, regaled the crowd with tales of her repeated summertime encounters with venereal disease.
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2018-09-10T00:00:57.605Z
After several years of business, UP Coffee, nestled between Furnald Hall and the Columbia School of Journalism, has been replaced by another Joe Coffee. A sign posted on the door over the summer announced its closure and thanked customers for their business.
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2018-06-27T20:41:02.632Z
Beloved bagel shop Nussbaum and Wu has closed, and with no stated reopening date, it is unclear whether the closure is permanent.

2018-05-17T20:18:16.093Z
While attending a broadway production of Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night,” Sylvia Korman, BC ’18, came to a realization that would influence how they spent the next four years of their life.
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2018-04-17T03:16:56.376Z
Before the doors opened at 8 p.m., a full half hour ahead of the show’s start time, a long line had already formed in front of Roone Arledge Auditorium. Students called out to their friends and held lively conversations as they waited in a line that snaked out of the lobby of Roone and onto the first floor of Lerner Hall, giving the student center auditorium the appearance of a happening club.
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2018-03-21T04:15:08.651Z
Soft pink light illuminated the back of the Miller Theatre stage on Tuesday night as concertgoers sipped free drinks and enjoyed music from The Juilliard School’s period-instrument ensemble, Juilliard415, a group made up of graduate students in the Juilliard Historical Performance program which works with a roster of well-known musicians including William Christie, Masaaki Suzuki, and Harry Bicket.
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2018-03-01T08:23:24.238Z
In the front row at Brooklyn’s Knitting Factory last Thursday night were a small, older lady in a hat and a little girl around five years old. They stood amidst a sea of twenty-somethings and teenagers. They were all there to celebrate the 25th birthday of Olivia Harris, CC ’14, who put on a musical celebration for the occasion.
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2018-02-15T09:13:43.340Z
At Harlem Fashion Week, fashion isn’t just fashion—it’s a celebration of culture and talent often overlooked by mainstream New York trends.

2018-02-15T22:34:07.278Z
At this year’s West End Preview on Wednesday, the 124th Annual Varsity Show gave audience members a taste of what they can expect during the full performance in April.
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2017-11-13T07:03:29.817Z
It seems there could not be a more important time to stage William Shakespeare’s “Measure for Measure,” a play centered around the sexual coercion of a woman about to enter a nunnery by a powerful government official.
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