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Write for IDAYA Magazine

IDAYA Magazine is still seeking your submissions for our Fall 2009 issue! Our theme this fall is “Afropolitan” and we would love for your submissions to incorporate the dynamic nature of the African city. It is not too late to submit your articles! Our new deadline is November 27th 2009. Our categories for submissions are […]

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Online Virtual Internship Program- deadline extended to December 6! Positions are available in marketing, content management, web development, research and others. Learn more about the VIP here and apply today! Contact email: Syeda Lewis at sl3067@columbia.edu

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The Columbia EcoReps want to remind you to save energy over break by taking the “Go Cold Turkey” Pledge: To reduce my energy use over break, I promise to… ·     Unplug all of my appliances including computers, TVs, and lamps ·     Recycle all my recyclables while throwing out the trash ·     Turn off the lights […]

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Job Shadow Day

Columbia Economics Society and the Center for Career Education proudly present the first annual “2009 Job Shadow Day”! We are very excited to offer this unique program that provides Columbia undergraduates the opportunity to shadow a professional and gain an understanding of “a day in the life.” Shadow programs are available in a range of sectors related to finance. Interest based […]

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Wien Lounge Free brunch for EC &  Wien residents! There will be homemade pumpkin pancakes, homemade pumpkin butter, apple cider, coffee, and other breakfast foods cooked by the RA’s. It’s first come first serve, so come early!

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CS Lounge, Computer Science Building Ever wanted to make a really cool website? Want to join in an open student discussion on the potential future uses of the Internet at Columbia and in the “real world”? Come join the ADI for their first Hackathon of the year, centered on the Internet. We will have an […]

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Bar Night

Havana Central Come on down to Havana Central where the Columbia Bartending Agency will be hosting BAR NIGHT. Enjoy $2 kamikaze shots, $3 domestic beer, and $4 well liquor. Bring your friends! Must be 21 or over. Join the Facebook event listing! Contact email: nick@columbiabartending.com Contact website: http://columbiabartending.com

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Come out to Campo Saturday Night to support a great cause and have a great time! DJ, dancing, and drink specials all night! $3 cover  goes towards buying goats for families in Uganda. GlobeMed is a network of university students which partner with grassroots organizations around the world to improve the health of the impoverished. […]

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All software/web developers are welcome! On the agenda: •SpeakerText CEO Matt Mireles •Hackathon discussion •Google Apps discussion Pizza and drinks to be provided Room 403 in Hamilton Hall

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HOOT Magazine

Ferris Booth 4th floor Join Hoot Magazine, the first ever on campus fashion magazine/blog! Hoot Magazine is a part of CU Couture, the fashion magazine. We have held Fashion Week’s Backstage Pass and a green clothing swap. We are currently recruiting for staff writers, layout designers, web masters, copy editors. Anyone interested should come to our editorial […]

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Bat Boy: The Musical

The Columbia Musical Theatre Society presents Bat Boy: The Musical Our performance of this rock musical is an event not to be missed! Expect to be overwhelmed by the incredible talent of the cast and the sheer amount of blood on stage. Get ready to laugh, to cry, and to rock out in this comedy about a […]

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In Collaboration

Studio X: 180 Varick Street, Suite 1610 GSAPP Art and Architechture Talk Join the Graduate  School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation and the Schoolof the Arts for a cross-disciplinary dialogue on materials and artistic and architectural practice with Heather Rowe (MFA Visual Arts ‘01) and Michelle Fornabai, Adjunct Asst Professor, Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation. FREE […]

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Earl Hall Come together to connect and learn about year-long and summer outdoor activities and jobs. Meet organizations: Wilderness Ventures, Overland, NOLS, COÖP (Columbia Outdoor Orientation Program), Hiking Club, Rock Climbing Club, Cycling Club, Triathlon Club, Roadrunners. Enjoy delicious camping snacks too. Visit our Facebook page for more information.

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Hapa’s Fusion Party

Lerner c555 Hapa Club is hosting a FUSION PARTY to celebrate and blend the many different cultures on campus! The event will feature performances by CU Lion Dance, Orisha, and Dhoom, as well as fusion-themed finger foods prepared by the Columbia Culinary Society. Tickets will be $5, with part of the proceeds going to Pearl S. […]

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John Jay Lounge CILP (Community Impact Leadership Program) is a subset of CI where freshmen from BC, CC, and SEAS work together to gain insight and work with the student executives and staff of CI to plan events for CI as a whole. We are hosting this study break to introduce community service opportunities at […]

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Same Semester, New President!

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