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No Red Tape declines CCSC offer to present SAAFE demands to administrators
No Red Tape declined an offer from Columbia College Student Council to present the demands listed in NRT's SAAFE petition to administrators.
Ninety lecture courses with discussion sections to be offered at 4 credits in fall
Ninety Columbia College and School of General Studies courses—including popular courses like General Chemistry, Introduction to American Politics, and Intermediate Microeconomics—will be offered for four credits instead of three this fall. The complete list, which was announced on Tuesday evening in an email from Columbia College Student Council President Ben Makansi, CC '16, has courses from five academic departments: chemistry, economics, history, religion, and political science.
Reexamining Jewish identity during Israeli Apartheid Week
When I began studying at Barnard last fall, a number of people felt the need to tell me that I was following in my mother’s footsteps. They had no idea how right they were. As a student here in the mid-1980s, my mother, alongside other activists on campus, worked tirelessly—including writing in Spec’s pages—to get Columbia’s administration to divest from companies profiting from South Africa’s racist, violent apartheid system.
Architecture book Dark Space examines intersection of black identity and architecture
After his architecture firm was repeatedly asked to design “African-American museums,” professor of architecture Mario Gooden decided to explore what African-American architecture really meant. In his book “Dark Space,” published by Columbia University Press last December, Gooden examines how architecture shapes and is defined by black identity.
Barnard among Malia Obama's top college choices, NBC reports
Remember when students were running around campus in the Spring tirelessly searching for the beautiful Obama women? Well Malia might be leaning toward attending Barnard next fall, according to a report by NBC. Malia’s college search — which included schools like Stanford, Princeton, and Tufts — might soon be over after First Lady Michelle Obama, gave some insight into which schools are high on her eldest daughter’s list.
Lets put people before politics
6,000 miles away from Columbia, volunteers pull a boat of Syrian refugees onto shore off the coast of the Greek island Lesbos. They immediately set to work treating the wounded and distributing food and blankets. The organization behind this humanitarian effort: IsraAID, a nonprofit, nongovernmental humanitarian agency based in Israel that provides invaluable relief in emergency crises around the world.
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