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Touring campus: What parts of Columbia’s campus should you know about?

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By Veronica Grace Taleon and Jazilah Salam • April 6, 2017 at 5:45 AM

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Students at work on computers in the Northwest Corner Building library.

Photo by JaimeDanies / Senior Staff Photographer

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Liz’s Place, located in the Diana Center, will now accept Barnard and Columbia meal swipes.

Photo by Guglielmo Vedovotto / Columbia Daily Spectator

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Photo by Elisabeth McLaughlin / Columbia Daily Spectator

Photo by Katherine Gerberich / Senior Staff Photographer

Photo by Jaime Danies / Senior Staff Photographer

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Right to left, Lewisohn, Mathematics, Havemeyer, Chandler Halls (designed by McKim, Mead, & White) and the awful Northwest corner building (designed by Jose Rafael Moneo); Columbia University campus, Manhattan, New York

Photo by Jaime Danies / Senior Staff Photographer

Photo by Katherine Gerberich / Senior Staff Photographer