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Shake, Battle, and Roll
At Columbia’s Battle of the Bands, some 150 undergrads grooved to a mix of blues rock, R&B, indie, and folk rock from six student acts
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The New Red Scare
A recent panel featuring Molly Jong-Fast ’97BC, Michael Meeropol, and others looked at the McCarthy era and its lessons for today
Is Objectivity in Journalism Even Possible?
A Columbia panel holds a central principle up to the light
Buddhist monks participate in an April 10 peace march in Mumbai, India (Arko Dattar/Reuters).
Tibet's Long Shadow
China’s bitter relationship with its highland province and the Dalai Lama
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Pomp and Reduced Circumstance
Five recent graduates navigate the worst job market since 1982
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Stacked
To mark the 75th anniversary of Butler Library, a permanent photo exhibition is taking shape on the building’s third floor
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New Fellowship for Oral History
Attorney Sybil Shainwald ’72GSAS, a pioneer of women's health law, endows a $100,000 fund to provide fellowships for students in Columbia's oral history program
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Universities’ Boycott Wins Garment Workers Right to Unionize
The University is making sure that companies that produce apparel bearing its name and logo treat garment workers fairly
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Jane Winland to Direct Science and Engineering Libraries
The job includes planning a new consolidated science library in the Northwest Corner Building
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Seven Faculty Honored for Exceptional Teaching
Stefan Andriopoulos, Harmen Bussemaker, Julie Crawford, Lydia Goehr, Steven Goldstein ’76CC, ’86GSAS, Ruben Gonzalez Jr., and David Scott all received awards
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Architecture School Launches Studio-X Global Network
The network of studio spaces \will promote dialogue among architects and urban planners from around the world
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Helping Haiti
Faculty and students from across the University coordinate earthquake relief efforts
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Aliments of Style
In Professor Priscilla Ferguson's Food and the Social Order class, the fork is mightier than the pen