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Campus Gossip, Orientation 2014
From the Chinese Students Club’s summer newsletter: SEEKING CHINESE FORAGERS I am writing on behalf of our research team from The...
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Digitalia Columbiana, Orientation 2014
These excerpts were culled from documents left on Columbia’s lab computers.
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The Kids Aren’t All Right, They’re Dead
A conversation with Daniel Handler, the author behind Lemony Snicket.
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Curio Columbiana, Orientation 2014
Back in the 1890s, when Columbia’s campus was still at 49th Street and Madison Avenue, the role of bulletin boards on campus vastly...
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Nine People You Should Know in Morningside Heights
By the Staff of The B&W.
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We Know What You Did Last Summer
B&W Staffers bring back tales from the real world.
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Two Houses
The turf war between Columbia’s soon to be neighbors, the Manhattanville and Grant houses.
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Told Between Puffs, Orientation 2014
In which our hero tries something new.
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Propagandize This
Subversive orientation materials from Columbia in the thirties.
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Are You From New York?
New Jersey By Dan Singer Yeah, you got it. Born and raised. Actually just thirty minutes from Columbia. No, not by subway—there’s no...
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Conrad Tao
By Zane Bhansali “I’m very much a Gemini,” Conrad Tao, CC ’15 says with a laugh when I ask him about his hobbies. “I get bored quickly...
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Hari Nef
By Virginia Fu You might not know the following figures—but you should. In Campus Characters, The Blue & White introduces you to a...
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Blue Notes, Orientation 2014
“Halal” is an Arabic word that means “permissible.” Permissible according to Islamic law that is, not necessarily New York City health...
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Blue Book, Orientation 2014
Letter from the Editor. I’m going to risk exposing myself as a philosophical fart so that I might tell you something important. (In...
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