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Flight of the Phoenix
A review of Xu Bing’s installation at St. John the Divine.
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Campus Gossip, March 2014
In Joe recently, a reporter was interrupted by this piece of reflection: “By nature, I just like, think all poetry is good. Like, the...
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Digitalia Columbiana, March 2014
These excerpts were culled from documents left on Columbia’s lab computers. We encourage our readers to submit their own digitalia finds...
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Waterfront Property
Taking a stroll through Columbia’s new uptown park.
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FUHGEDDABOUDIT
Looking into Casa Italiana’s alleged ties to Il Duce.
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Measure For Measure, March 2014
Morning By Friedrich Hölderlin, Translated from the German by Torsten Odland Dew glints in the grass, as the waking source begins to...
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Curio Columbiana
Thomas Merton, CC ’37, left Columbia to become one of America’s most prominent Catholic writers. In this section of his 1948...
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Is that art?
Affirmative By Hallie Nell Swanson Of course Lerner is art: I took Art Hum. And some more art history after that. It’s art because it’s...
Alexandra Svokos
Yiling Bao
By Alexandra Svokos We looked nervously at each other before admitting it: our entire nonfiction workshop had been moved beyond belief by...
Michelle Cheripka
Sammy Roth
By Michelle Cheripka 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, March 2014
Who owns the air? This philosophical question is painfully real for some, including DJ Fresh Kid (aka Sean Bruce, 40) who was arrested...
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Blue Book, March 2014
Letter from the Editor This morning (March 3rd), the first thing I did upon leaving my building was check my Weather app for the week’s...
Anna Patchefsky
Pomander Walk
A trip down memory lane.
Sagar Castleman
A Strange Society
Investigating campus’s most ideologically diverse club.
Victor Omojola
Olive Nwosu
In defense of the troublemaker.
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