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It seems that the Spec‘s website problems are not going away – Bwog kept getting “access denied.” Nevertheless, here’s what’s in today’s paper, with a little more explanation than usual.
Columbia University’s Global AIDS Campaign launches several outreach programs (p. 1)
Comparative Literature “Institute” looks for more resources (p. 1)
A cabbie says that, despite the recession, his line of work is doing just fine. Lucky. (p. 1)
What Columbia’s conservatives can learn from the Gipper (p. 4)
The editorial staff discovers that CubMail is outdated (p. 4)
Why the Ivy League needs a playoff system. In other words, common sense. (p. 7)
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@DHI Sorry, the Big 12 needs a BETTER tiebreaker system.
Texas got screwed.
@DHI The goddamn BCS needs a playoff system, and the Big 12 needs a tiebreaker system. I don’t know why anyone cares about playoff system for a conference that’s won by non-Columbia shitty teams. (I didn’t find see the article)
@EAL Make that *conservative columnist. There have certainly been worse columnists at Spec than Kulawik, namely Anthony Kelley and Chretien Tompkins.
Hollander provided an excellent rebuttal to Kelley’s column on “rage” last spring, and he did a great job with this one, running right after Lyubarsky’s disgusting column on the military and Columbia. Here’s to the “reasonably right” voice of wisdom.
@EAL Hollander’s article was fantastic! This is the kind of columnist we need at the Spec; not some sort of egomaniac like Kulawik or a bad writer with worse arguments like Salz.
@Alum “Comparative Literature ‘Institute’ ”
Is Bwog laughing at someone *else’s* inability to spell?
“Hi, kettle? This is the pot. You’re black.”
@hmmm probably not, since institute is spelled correctly…maybe bwog’s surprised there’s an institute for comp lit.
@Silly Rabbit …Do you not know how to spell ‘institute’?
Wow….Way to live up to that degree, tiger.
@inflatable penisgate hollander’s column will spark some outrage?