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Amad Ross
From Myanmar to Barnard
A international conversation on the accountability and protection of the Rohingya.
Tamar Vidra
On the Edge
Tamar Vidra Let’s leave before dark,
He said,
But we found ourselves surrounded by something other than darkness
For even the light beams of our car could not cut against the world
Or reveal the mountain ridges
On which our road is paved It was like the ones we drove on earlier that day
That winded up to the top of the mountain
Roads that looked like the ridges
Concavities of swirled icing that reaches the summit of a cupcake And now,
Surrounded in a paroxysm of natu
Hannah Liberman
Poem on Home
By Hannah Liberman Silence slips through the slit under the doorway and
fills the empty spaces of the home; piling up in the corners
And sticking to our skin.
While thin strands of sunshine blend into cluttered walls— Glaring they come, warm they linger, and then, suddenly dull and all used up, they shrivel away coldly. There is a man who walks slowly toward the house,
Some days, he lurches and shrieks, hurtling forward with a rage too immense for its human vessel.
Others, hi



The Blue and White Magazine
The Spirit of General Studies
The Blue and White remembers a Conversation from 2011 with Dean Awn.


The Blue and White Magazine
Blue Notes, February 2019
Rostam Batmanglij at Lincoln Center, a Lit Hum prof in love, and eugenics at Barnard.
Ufon Umanah
Of Textbooks and Tuition
Should Columbia allocate funds for semesterly book purchases?
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