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Gender and Identity Politics at Columbia University Ella Weed Room, 223 Millbank, Barnard College Monday, April 12, 5:30-7 PM This annual career panel event will feature Asian American female panelists, who are faculty, staff, and administrators at Barnard College and Columbia University. These panelists will speak about their experiences of being Asian American women in […]

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Campus Vibes Free Lunch

Campus Vibes Free Lunch “Homes & Heritage: Examining our Families, Traditions, and Multiple Identities” Co-sponsored with the Society of Asian American Sisters (SAAS) 302 Diana Wednesday, April 7th, 12-1 PM This is a lunch discussion with Barnard’s Office of Diversity Initiatives. For More Information: Contact: diversity@barnard.edu Check Out: http://www.barnard.edu/diversity/programs/dialogueseries.html

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ROOTEd Sundaes on Mondays: International Volunteering and Advocacy Monday, April 5th, 9-11 PM Intercultural Resource Center (552 W. 114 Street) Come and discuss the power and politics of International Volunteering and Advocacy! (and enjoy some ice cream) Topics include: “Voluntourism. “Something is better than nothing.” “Volunteering abroad is for rich people.” “Volunteering abroad is an […]

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Jamnesty!!

Earl Hall Auditorium Guantánamo Bay is a symbol of injustice and abuse and it must be closed down. Enough is enough! Jamnesty is an event put on to create awareness about human rights issues. This year, Amnesty International’s focus campaign is on Guantanamo Bay/end torture. Join us on April 9th, at 7:30 p.m. at the […]

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Event Oval – Diana Center A conversation between speakers CORNEL WEST, VIJAY PRASHAD, JAMAL JOSEPH, and MUMIA ABU JAMAL live via telephone. Mumia Abu-Jamal is an award-winning journalist, humanist, advocate for social justice, and “Voice of the Voiceless” who has been wrongfully imprisoned on Pennsylvania’s death row for the last 28 years. A recent Supreme […]

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FLASH MOB: Listen To Low

Meet in front of Butler Library FLASH MOB: Listen to Low A flash mob is a large group of people who assemble suddenly in a public place, perform an unusual act for a brief time and then disperse. It’s now time to assemble the masses to reclaim Low Memorial Library for Columbia University’s first flash […]

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IFC Center, 323 Sixth Avenue at 3rd Street Columbia University School of the Arts Film Program presents the 23rd Annual Columbia University Film Festival, eight nights of screenings, dramatic readings and events in New York and Los Angeles, beginning April 26 in New York. The festival is the premiere of more than 50 thesis short […]

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Fisher Landau Center for Art, 38-27 30th Street, Long Island City, New York Columbia University School of the Arts Visual Arts Program, in association with the Fisher Landau Center for Art, present the 2010 MFA Thesis Exhibition, free and open to the public, at the Fisher Landau Center for Art. There will be an opening […]

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313 Fayerweather Murga is a musical theater concept performed in Montevideo, Uruguay through which the participants can express issues about life in general and in particular, society and the government. The group is traditionally composed of a chorus of about 13-17 people, and three percussionists. Few props are used, and the main visual attractions are […]

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754 Schermerhorn Ext. * Madeleine Dobie, Associate Professor of French, will comment. * In A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792), Mary Wollstonecraft draws from the language of eighteenth-century natural history to argue for the equality of women. Wollstonecraft resorts to a new understanding of “species” as a principle of classification which sharply distinguishes […]

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The Diana 203 Want to promote the rights of individuals in the sex trade industry? Interested in advocating for policy change? Please join the Sex Workers Project of the Urban Justice Center for an information and phone session to help pass the ‘No Condoms as Evidence’ Bill in the New York State Senate. Presently, sex […]

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China, A New Generation

Altschul Auditorium, IAB 417 GCC cordially invites you to China, A New Generation, GCC’s second annual conference in New York! Featured speakers include: – Stephen Roach, Chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia, author of The Next Asia, and a well-respected voice on global economic trends – Dr. Henry Huiyao Wang (王辉耀), Vice Chairman of the Western […]

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Diana Center Event Oval Join CU UNICEF in celebrating the rich heritage of the Palestinian people in this cultural showcase! The program for the night includes: a DELICIOUS Middle Eastern dinner from Sahara restaurant, traditional music AND dabkeh performance by the band Soukoun, a fashion show of traditional Palestinian dresses, a screening of clips from […]

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Now!Here, Columbia’s travel magazine, is holding a general body meeting at 8 PM in Lerner 503

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Enjoy delicious toasts with sweetened condensed milk, peanut butter and a variety of fruit jams!!! While enjoying the sweet treats, you’ll also have the opportunity to learn more about AAA’s upcoming Teach-In program and the Game of Love event! FREE FOOD!!! http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=111176532227776&ref=ts

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