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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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Sex Worker Rights Advocacy Day at Columbia University Monday April 5; 3pm-5pm The Diana 203, Barnard College, New York City 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 […]

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The Politics of Lady Gaga

The Politics of Lady Gaga Politics and Pop Culture Panel Series Lerner 569, 8:00 PM Think she’s just a passing pop star, on the road to shaving her head and hitting a paparazzo with a baseball bat? There’s definitely more to her. Come join the Columbia Political Union for a viewing of Lady Gaga’s new […]

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WHAT? Auditions for the CCSC-funded short film LIVE AND LET DIE ANOTHER DAY, A Don Q inspired story about two best friends who escape the predictability of college life by indulging in their James Bond obsession, that is, until SHE walks in… WHEN? THIS WEEK. Wed. at 8-11pm Hamilton 404 and Thurs. 6-10pm Hamilton 707 […]

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DIA 203 Diana Center, Barnard College Coordinated and facilitated by ROOTEd members, the Allies Series is an intensive dialogue series, which confronts issues of social power and privilege on individual, organizational, and community-based levels. The goal of the series is to create a space for student organizations and individuals within the larger Columbia community to […]

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DIA 203 Diana Center, Barnard College Coordinated and facilitated by ROOTEd members, the Allies Series is an intensive dialogue series, which confronts issues of social power and privilege on individual, organizational, and community-based levels. The goal of the series is to create a space for student organizations and individuals within the larger Columbia community to […]

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DIA 203 Diana Center, Barnard College Coordinated and facilitated by ROOTEd members, the Allies Series is an intensive dialogue series, which confronts issues of social power and privilege on individual, organizational, and community-based levels. The goal of the series is to create a space for student organizations and individuals within the larger Columbia community to […]

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Satow Room, Lerner Hall Coordinated and facilitated by ROOTEd members, the Allies Series is an intensive dialogue series, which confronts issues of social power and privilege on individual, organizational, and community-based levels. The goal of the series is to create a space for student organizations and individuals within the larger Columbia community to grapple with […]

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MOVING TOWARD UTOPIA: What King of City Lies Ahead? PANELISTS INCLUDE: Tom Angotti, Nancy Levinson, & Bill Menking Moderated By David Smiley Wednesday, April 14th 6:30PM James Room 4th Floor Barnard Hall (West 117th St and Broadway) A new concept of the city has emerged among contemporary urbanists. Architects and planners now frame the city […]

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Lerner 569 In anticipation of the KSA Culture Show on April 9th 2010, there will be a promotional event this Sunday, March 28th at 6:00P.M in Lerner 569. There will be free energy drinks, food and shot glasses available. As if that’s not enough, we have performances ready and you can also purchase discounted culture […]

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The Leap of Ersatz!

Diana Center Black Box A new mixed media project of poetic and mythical lengths, The Leap of Ersatz! tells the story of an archetypal poet who returns to nature seeking meaning in a life filled with loss, disillusionment and mendacity. It is on this path, however, that Ersatz falls into a state of unconsciousness where […]

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Remember to bring your camera to capture the best moments of your spring break! Submit your photos to the annual Columbia University Exposure Photography Contest and you may win cash prizes and a professionally print of your photo! The contest has 5 categories: People/Emotive, Nature/Landscape, Urban, Humor/Humour, Abstract. All submitted works will be exhibited during […]

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Same Semester, New President!

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