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网页Homepage - Columbia Daily Spectator. BY Rebecca Massel · Sep 10. The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office indicted James Carlson, a 40-year-old male and New York City lawyer, on Monday for allegedly burning an Israeli flag belonging to Jonathan Lederer, CC ’26, during a protest on April 20. BY Beatrice Moyers · Sep 10.
Columbia tales and traditions through the years
网页2021年4月12日 · 40s on 40 is an unofficial event held on Low Steps 40 days before graduation. That night, seniors would gather and drink “40s,” or 40-ounce bottles of malt liquor. From 2007 to 2009, the event was sponsored by the University and held in a cordoned-off area with alcohol and ID checks. Since then, the event has been more informally planned by ...
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网页2021年10月14日 · A few memorable college pranks have also found their target in Alma Mater. Throughout the years, students have stolen the crown on top of her scepter and have even given her a red manicure and pedicure. More notably, some visiting Cornell students in October 1984 carried off Alma Mater’s 16-inch-long bronze scepter, dropping it off months later on the doorstep of Cornell’s Dean of Students.
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网页BY Rebecca Massel · Sep 3. Dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters participated in a “Shut It Down” picket outside the 116th Street and Broadway gates on Tuesday, the first day of classes for the 2024-25 academic year, encouraging students, staff, and faculty to not cross the picket line or attend classes. City News.
Columbia reports $310 million increase in endowment during …
网页2020年10月21日 · Columbia reports $310 million increase in endowment during pandemic while smaller schools flounder. By Beatrice Shlansky / Senior Staff Photographer. Twitter post The University has reported a 5.5 percent return rate on its endowment, a figure higher than the previous fiscal year despite the pandemic and resulting global recession.
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网页BY Columbia Daily Spectator · Jun 9. Throughout its “storied history,” Columbia University has stood at the forefront of national student movements. At each turn, Spectator was there to platform the voices of both activists and their critics. “After 1968” is a retrospective of Spectator content from four critical eras of protest on ...
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网页BY Takashi Williams · Sep 8. Columbia tennis made its presence felt once again this year at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center with first-year Malak El Allami winning the girls’ doubles title with Norway’s Emily Sartz-Lunde, and junior Michael Zheng competing in his second career U.S. Open men’s qualifying draw.
Columbia acceptance rate drops to record low 3.7 percent after 51 ...
网页2021年4月6日 · Columbia admitted a record-low 3.66 percent of applicants for the class of 2025. Columbia College and the School of Engineering and Applied Science have released offers of admission to 2,218 students, the office of undergraduate admissions announced on Tuesday, causing the acceptance rate to plummet to a record-low 3.66 percent.
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网页Columbia’s Task Force on Antisemitism issued its second report on Aug. 30—publishing dozens of student testimonies, recommending several updates to the University’s antidiscrimination training and bias reporting systems, and suggesting a working definition of antisemitism—two weeks into interim University President Katrina Armstrong’s ...
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网页Columbia Daily Spectator. Arts & Culture Editor. Isabella "Isa" Farfan is the editor of Arts & Culture. She studies Political Science at Barnard College and is a member of the class of 2024. She writes mostly about food, art, and pop culture. Email her at isabella.farfan@columbiaspectator.com.