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President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris are inheriting the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression—though the stock market won’t tell you that. The United States’ K-shaped recovery, through which billionaires reap record profits while average families lose income, is symptomatic of an economic system that siphons money to the already wealthy at the expense of working Americans. The pandemic has only accelerated this trend.

The educational institutions eligible for multimillion-dollar coronavirus federal aid include public universities with high rates of low-income students, struggling community colleges, and, controversially, Ivy League universities with multibillion-dollar endowments.

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Beginning this fall, students picking up packages from the Undergraduate Package Center will go to the basement of Wien Hall instead of the fourth floor of Lerner Hall as part of a series of major changes to Columbia's mail and package delivery system.

Students still face hour-long lines at the package center, despite a recent vendor change that was intended to solve the congestion at the package center.

Ever wondered what Columbia would look like on Yelp? If John Jay food gets its own Yelp page (like srsly), then surely Columbia's infamous crown jewel—the Undergraduate Package Center—deserves one too.

The stress of midterms has hit you in full force. Your dorm room is a constant mess, you're neglecting all your responsibilities, and you cry-call your parents at least thrice daily. Make one of those calls actually productive by having your folks send over a care package. What to include? Easy...

http://columbiaspectator.com/features/2014/10/20/package-center

Say theoretically you're single and didn't find the love of your life during the all-important "NSOP Window." Say you want to "meet" new people or escape the catacombs of Butler to engage in some old-fashioned human interaction (for some reason). But how?