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Staff writer Emorie Hayes invites you to spend more time at the John Jay rotunda.

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On Sunday, October 19, The Columbia Zeta Phi Beta organization supported participants at the Make Stride Breast Cancer Walk, an event held by the American Cancer Society in Central Park.

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Staff writer Emorie Hayes muddles in her friendship as she observes the Columbia University versus Dartmouth Men’s Soccer Tournament.

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Staff writer Emorie Hayes purchases a film camera and is unexpectedly taught a life lesson.

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