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Columbia postdoctoral workers union ratifies 3-year contract
Columbia Postdoctoral Workers-United Auto Workers, which represents approximately 1,600 postdoctoral workers and associate researchers at the University, began bargaining with Columbia for a new contract on March 31, asking for salary increases, housing assistance, and increased job security.
Columbia postdoctoral workers union calls off strike, reaches tentative agreement with University
The union, Columbia Postdoctoral Workers–United Auto Workers, represents about 1,600 postdoctoral and associate researchers at the University. The union, Columbia Postdoctoral Workers–United Auto Workers, represents about 1,600 postdoctoral and associate researchers at the University.
Columbia postdoctoral workers union prepares for first strike amid contract negotiations
The union, Columbia Postdoctoral Workers-United Auto Workers, represents about 1,600 postdoctoral and associate researchers at the University. The union, Columbia Postdoctoral Workers-United Auto Workers, represents about 1,600 postdoctoral and associate researchers at the University.
Barnard extends housing move-out date to Dec. 24 for students with Dec. 23 exams
This semester, Dec. 23 marks the last date of final exams at Columbia and Barnard. This semester, Dec. 23 marks the last date of final exams at Columbia and Barnard. Barnard will extend some students’ move-out date to Dec. 24, modifying the college’s original decision to make the last move-out date Dec. 23—the last day of final exams. Students with exams on Dec. 23 will now be able to move out on Dec. 24 for no charge, a Barnard official told Spectator.
BU students rally outside Gilliam’s house, demand sanctuary campus
Boston University students called on the administration to adopt sanctuary campus policies and protest U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in a walkout and rally Friday that concluded at BU President Melissa Gilliam’s home. The protest, organized by the Back Bay Young Democratic Socialists of America, began at Marsh Plaza, continued through St. Mary’s Street and Ivy Street and ended at Gilliam’s residence.
Holidays Lights to Hit Purchase Street Before Thanksgiving
Right in time for Thanksgiving, downtown Rye will look merry and bright thanks to newly installed decorative lighting on Purchase Street — an initiative from the Rye Chamber of Commerce and the April May June Team of Compass Real Estate. Light Up Rye!, as the program is called, is to feature a combination of lit spheres and fully wrapped trees in soft white, and is scheduled to be up before your turkey hits the table.
Rye Chamber Partners With Compass to ‘Light up’ Purchase Street for the Holidays
Downtown Rye is going to be a lot brighter this winter. The Rye Chamber of Commerce is partnering with The April May June Team of Compass Real Estate, who are the lead sponsors of a plan called “Light up Rye!” that will include wrapping trees along Purchase Street in lights. “We had always admired the lights in neighboring towns, specifically Greenwich, and thought Rye would benefit from a similar installation,” said May Burke from Compass.
Rye Rec Adult Softball League Crowns Its Champions
Play ball! Rye Recreation’s Adult Softball League recently concluded another season of competitive fun this summer. With two men’s leagues and one women’s, there were a total of 18 teams that competed in 12 games per league over the season. The Women’s League once again crowned Neri’s Hardrollers as champions. The team went undefeated both in the regular season and in the playoffs. This year Neri’s Hardrollers won their fourth consecutive Division Championship.
New Ferry Tour at Playland Brings History to Life Along the Sound Shore
People young and old lined up on the great pier at Rye Playland to board the Adm. Richard E. Bennis on Saturday, Aug. 17, stepping onto a brand new historical ferry tour. A picture-perfect day, with a slight breeze and calm waters, the local ferry, nearly at capacity, “sailed” along Westchester’s Sound Shore. Barbara Davis, co-director of the Westchester County Historical Society and city historian for New Rochelle, served as tour guide on the one-hour journey into the past.
New Purchase Street Business, The DRIPBaR, Promises Vitamins By Infusion
A new business promising IV vitamin therapy for wellness recently opened its doors on Purchase Street. Launched on May 13, The DRIPBaR, part of a national chain, offers high doses of vitamins and fluids directly into the bloodstream. According to Andrea Della Mura, owner of the Rye DRIPBar, and a 34-year Rye resident, Vitamin IV therapy, allows the body to absorb higher doses of nutrients more quickly than it would normally be able to.
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