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What if Greenland was mined? Navigating landscapes, resources, and autonomy

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By Alexia Massoud
| Planet Forward
“In an age when man has forgotten his origins and is blind even to his most essential needs for survival, water along with other resources has become the victim of his indifference.” This is a quote from Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring, published in 1962, but it might as well have been written today. Peacefully beautiful, southeastern Greenland’s clear blue sea reflected 6,000-foot-high snowy mountaintops.
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From a Gated Campus in Washington D.C. to a Gated Campus in Morningside Heights: What Are We Losing?

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By Alexia Massoud
| West Side Rag Verified
Columbia’s entrance on 116th St. and Broadway is only open for authorized visitors between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on weekdays. (Photo by Alexia Massoud). By Alexia Massoud I visited Columbia University with my mom several times between 2021 and 2022. I walked in and out of the Morningside Heights campus as if it were my own: we had no scheduled tours, no appointments, no QR codes, no identification.
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Meet the Man Who Sells Used Books on the Street Outside of Columbia University

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By Alexia Massoud
| West Side Rag Verified
Olson selling books to Chris Lee, who came with a list of books she was looking for. Photo by Alexia Massoud. By Alexia Massoud The buzz on Broadway never stops; everyone is walking — or likely rushing — somewhere, be it class, work, or the subway at 116th Street. But for a few minutes on a busy day, Paul Olson’s used-book table serves as an escape for readers to stop and browse — and, if they’re lucky, walk away with a $4 copy of a great read in good condition.
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