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The upcoming June 2021 New York City Council election has candidates vying for a spot in the District 7 City Council race. However, they have already received unprecedented amounts of monetary contributions to their campaigns, with many receiving unprecedented levels of support from those in real estate.

Community Board 9 members Marti Cummings and Dan Cohen have emerged as early frontrunners in a competitive West Harlem City Council race. In a post-pandemic city, council members will face unprecedented challenges—including a $9 billion revenue shortfall—making their role, which includes negotiating the city’s budget, a crucial one.

As the world grapples with the wide-reaching effects of the coronavirus, sports, for the moment, have been effectively canceled.

Coming off of two consecutive away draws, women’s soccer ruined Yale’s title dream with a 3-1 victory at home. The Lions’ offense seemed to be rejuvenated, scoring more than one goal in Ivy Play for the first time since the 2-0 win against Cornell on Sept. 28, five games ago.

In need of a win to stay in the top half of the Ivy table, women’s soccer instead had to settle with a 1-1 double-overtime tie at Princeton after a last-second winner was controversially called off.

In its final tune-up before Ivy League play begins, women’s soccer dominated its opponents at home with a 2-0 win against New Jersey Institute of Technology on Friday and a 4-0 win against Drexel on Sunday. For the Lions, the two victories concluded their most successful pre-Ivy League run in a decade and could foreshadow a successful season to come.

Leaps and twirls and Nae Naes aplenty! Though the performance was sitcom-themed, the audience’s audible enthusiasm was enough to overshadow any laugh track.

Columbia alumni were recognized for their accomplishments in film and took home several golden statues at the 2019 Academy Awards hosted last night at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.