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2020-02-25T03:48:29.002Z
We already know that Columbia’s intense stress culture can make mental wellness difficult and that our administration aims to fix this but the issue still persists. The “Columbia bubble” can often feel like a fishbowl due to its isolating effects; there is a certain loneliness that comes from being overwhelmed with work and needing to study instead of attending social events or practicing self-care.
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2016-10-27T05:33:46Z
Upon entering a show which had comedically marketed itself with a poster of an adorable gasping baby, it was jarring to be immediately met with a sign that read "Content Warning: This show contains sensitive material, including, but not limited to: child abuse, spousal abuse, sexual assault, gender dysphoria, depression / suicidal ideations."
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2016-10-21T07:20:31Z
If you all recall, last week we condemned you to a very necessary study break. Our goal? For you to bask in the world's most precious beings: MoHi pets. The incentive? Besides a few minutes of stress relief, our fave Snapper is winning a $10 Amazon gift card.
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2015-12-18T06:33:03Z
The babies are everywhere. You're just walking to class, minding your own business, and suddenly a 2-foot tall child launches itself into your path. It's hard to hate them because -- let's be real -- they're freaking adorable. But you also low-key wish they would go away because they're living the carefree life that you wish you had. Those kids get to pop gummy bears in their mouths all day with no worry, they even have the freedom to nap literally wherever and whenever they want. That's the dream. Instead of wrestling between loving or hating the lil' tots, we decided to interview them about what it's like being a babe at Columbia.
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2015-05-16T18:59:55Z
Could your long lost sibling be in Principles of Economics with you? This may seem far fetched, but for sisters Lizzie Valverde, GS '15, and Katy Olson, GS '14, Columbia actually brought them together. The sisters were separated early on in their childhood and adopted by different families but coincidentally ended up in the same writing class in January 2013. After sharing introductions, the two realized that they were more than just classmates, they were sisters.
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2015-04-11T06:53:48Z
University Senate's Student Affairs Committee just released a brief statement on the results of this year's Quality of Life Survey (they'll continue to analyze the data over the next few months). Almost 3,000 more people participated compared to the last survey, with 8,900 students total completing it. Most importantly, overall satisfaction at Columbia rose from a .87 to a .94 on a -3 to 3 scale. So that means overall satisfaction at Columbia is just above ambivalence--go Lions! Still, even through the rate only rose by .07, improvement's improvement.
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2015-02-12T03:02:09Z
Columbia alumni Steve Xie, Business '15, and Jinghan Hao, SIPA '10, are preparing for the release of their app, Wagtail. Wagtail provides an outlet for dog lovers to share photos of their canines with customizable profiles, to meet and keep in contact with fellow dog lovers through a built-in instant messenger, and to ask and answer questions related to dogs through the community forum.
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2014-12-13T00:10:40Z
I don't like dogs. They're smelly and gross. I never want a dog.
