President-Bollinger

2021-02-12T02:13:44.757Z
Dear fellow members of the Columbia community,

2021-01-20T21:09:33.058Z
Content warning: This article deals with themes of sexual violence.

2021-01-18T19:37:33.132Z
From the Spectator Archives: This article was originally published on Oct. 30, 1961. Minor edits have been made for clarity.

2021-01-18T05:07:44.800Z
In front of an array of posters emblazoned with red and black slogans, the Columbia-Barnard Young Democratic Socialists of America mounted a rally in support of its tuition strike. The rally began with a press conference in front of University President Lee Bollinger’s 60 West Morningside Drive home and culminated in a march to the steps of Low Library.
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2021-01-06T00:06:11.424Z
Content warning: This article discusses issues of sexual violence.

2020-11-23T23:12:12.638Z
Avril Haines, a deputy director of Columbia World Projects, is slated for the role of director of national intelligence, announced President-elect Joe Biden alongside his intended nominations for five other key cabinet positions today.
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2020-11-08T02:44:46.537Z
Outside Columbia’s gates, hundreds of students and community residents cheered, honked, sang, and danced to celebrate the victory of the projected president-elect of the United States, Joe Biden. For many, it was the first presidential election they voted in.
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2020-11-06T06:26:11.612Z
We are now only a few days past November 3. While the final results of the election are still unclear, it is evident that both parties have a lot of thinking to do. The Democratic post-mortem will focus on the party’s stunning loss of seats in the House and failure to perform as expected in the race for control of the Senate. Similarly, Republicans will have to consider how their party is becoming increasingly reliant on the electoral college and figure out a way to win more suburban and college-educated voters.
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2020-10-28T05:14:09.264Z
Normally, hordes of students crowd College Walk on the morning of University President Lee Bollinger’s annual Fun Run. In 2019, 1,350 participants chatted with friends, bemoaned the early start time of the race, and ran, jogged, walked, or shuffled the three-mile path around Morningside Heights before admiring the geeky commemorative T-shirts distributed upon completion.
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