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vol. 11, issue 4
Thu, Oct 6, 2011, 4:27pm
One of my favorite parts about going to school here is bragging about all the art I can see on the cheap.
Thu, Oct 6, 2011, 3:03am
1. You still haven’t seen the end because when you were four you ran out of the theater screaming and crying after the stampede scene. Hopefully, like wisdom, bravery comes with age.
Thu, Oct 6, 2011, 2:52am
So, you didn’t write your first paper. You misread the calendar, you had one too many G&Ts over the weekend, you really felt that it was better for your mental health to sit in the MoMA sculpture garden.
Thu, Oct 6, 2011, 2:30am
Life in the Laikipia District of central Kenya is not quite the plenitude of nature pictured on PBS’s NOVA feature.
Thu, Oct 6, 2011, 2:17am
In his 2002 inauguration speech to the University, President Lee Bollinger highlighted three critical areas for development. The first was research and collaboration across Columbia’s campuses; the second, globalization.
Thu, Oct 6, 2011, 2:08am
Civic education is a notion many of us leave behind with the Thanksgiving pageants or Columbus Day celebrations of grade school. But several Columbia alumni, and one alumnus in particular, are taking the idea of civic education and its status in America into consideration every day.
Thu, Oct 6, 2011, 1:20am
Where there is great art, there is generally a great sponsor footing the bill. And where there’s a sponsor, there’s usually some tension, as artists seek to protect their creative freedom, and patrons seek to protect their financial investment.
Thu, Oct 6, 2011, 1:16am
Every Sunday, the New York City Nomad collects his belongings and treks uptown, cross-town, and downtown to his home for that week, eager to add to the list of 44 neighborhoods and five boroughs he has lived in so far.
Thu, Oct 6, 2011, 1:09am
It was a shoddy-looking food cart: dented metal with two flimsy light blue umbrellas. Standing opposite to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the cart appeared like any other. When I began to cross the street, the faces of the pedestrians clustered in front of the cart slowly came into focus.
