Iceland’s President keeps his politics cool, and then in a snowy flourish, he was gone.
Radio Perfecto came and went… and now it’s time for something completely different.
Columbia’s Capital Campaign gets a boost.
Battle of the Editorials: It’s Kwame vs. Ariel!
Battle of the Books: It’s Barnes & Noble vs. Book Culture!
Tags: book culture, capital campaign, iceland, radio perfecto, world leaders forum
23 September 2008 @ 7:03 AM · 9 comments
on Glass House Rocks 2012 on Return of the Hawkma
8GB Patriot Flash Drive, with a “Scale the Summit” bottle opener and a key attached. Was in the Brooks Computer Lounge located in the Barnard Quad, in the computer “Brooks14″. Lost at 2:30 pm. Will tradesies for another flash drive. For reals. Contact jef2140@barnard.edu.
I’ve been missing a green notebook for my Evolutionary Basis of Human Behavior (EEEBW4010) class since Feb. 7th. It should have the name Kimberly Young written inside. It was last seen in the Schapiro computer lab. If found, please contact kty2102@columbia.edu
The purse has large red circles on it, and contained an ID card, keys, wallet, pink headphones, Metrocard, and other important things. Last seen in Schermerhorn 614. If found, please contact rdc2125@barnard.edu
Hi, I’m missing a black LL Bean Backpack, last seen in the lounge of Broadway 12 during the Super Bowl. It’s black, with the initials “BCB,” embossed in grey. It contains an Apple laptop and several important books. If found, contact bcb2131@columbia.edu.
I lost a Lion Laundry bag full of gym items. Contact sac2171.
Black puffy coat with two layers and Burberry plaid pattern on lining. Last seen at Lerner Party Space during Black Students Organization (BSO) party on January 20. Please contact jyc2130@columbia.edu if found. Reward offered.
Yellowish ivory scarf with a lot of print on it. Most likely to be found at 504 Diana or LRC SIPA. If found then you shall be rewarded with my eternal gratitude. Contact: an2503@barnard.edu
Last seen in the Hartley computer lab at around 9 am, on 1/30/12. No case; no password; background is a generic picture of a rower on a lake. About 2 years old and showing its wear. Contact: etp2109.
Last seen at Il Cibreo on January 19 around 1am. It’s beige cashmere with unique colors which complete the original burberry pattern. If you took it by accident please contact aln2133@columbia.edu. If you took it because you like it, not cool.
The Kwame article is great.
That bear is adorable. Just sayin’.
Ariel Hudes is a former Columbia columnist who was a bit less malignant when she worked for the Spectator. Her main argument is against the hunger strike, and the pettiness she felt it represented. Whatever you wish to think about what happened, I think positive dialogue, difficult conversations around race, displacement, the future of the university and the student body are anything but petty and “minor concerns.”
John henry’s pappy woke him up one midnight!
He said before the sheriff comes i wanna tell you
(he said listen boy)
learn to hoist a jack!!
and learn to lay a track.
learn to pick, and shovel too!
(and take that hammer!)
it’ll do anything, you tell it to!
Kwame’s column was awesome.
here’s a better idea: let’s ignore BROWN! ariel — and her projected (and published) insecurities — just like we ignored Columbia ariel. seems like college is what you make of it, no matter where you go.
but I guess hitting her back for her bullshit works too.
of CU was also probably influenced in small part by the circling vultures online picking apart every word she wrote.
can’t I find any Hudes’ articles on the spec website? she did write for the spectator last year, no?
http://www.columbiaspectator.com/node/29644
http://www.columbiaspectator.com/node/30856