2009-10-02

Over the river, indie music venues await adventurous students
Thu, Oct 1, 2009, 6:37pm
For the adventurous indie fan, a longer ride on the subway can mean a far better experience—a more intimate setting, a refreshingly different crowd, and a chance to explore some truly bizarre places.
Keys to Israeli-Syrian success
Thu, Oct 1, 2009, 6:37pm
For any sort of progress to be made, these sorts of steps must always be taken when made available: small tokens of cooperation now open up larger options down the road.
Recycling RecycleBank
Thu, Oct 1, 2009, 6:36pm
If Columbia's committed to the environment, it should bank on RecycleBank.
J-School hosts foodie-for-thought Frank Bruni for a panel discussion
Thu, Oct 1, 2009, 6:30pm
Frank Bruni, Kelly Choi, and Keith Goggin discussed traditional food journalism in the age of Chowhound and other food blogs, local food activist Michael Pollan’s new definition of “you are what you eat."
Art and soufflés for the leisure class on a student’s budget
Thu, Oct 1, 2009, 6:29pm
While there’s no way to guarantee a sustainable “Gossip Girl” lifestyle, a trip to Howard Greenberg Gallery’s exhibit “A New Paradise,” followed by soufflés at Adour at the St. Regis Hotel, will only leave you $15 poorer while making you feel like having spent a million bucks.
Barnard professor’s novel based on Epiphany
Thu, Oct 1, 2009, 6:27pm
The nondescript, government-funded Epiphany Library and its surrounding streets compose the five-block universe of Barnard Professor, Mary Gordon's protagonist Florence Melnick.

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