I left my grey, cylindrical hamper in the Hartley laundry room and when I returned it was gone. I left it on the washing machine farthest from when you first walk in. If you have it, please return it, no questions asked. Email cgs2133@columbia.edu
As we watch prospies consider Columbia during Days on Campus and we begin to reevaluate why we chose college instead of that hippie collective farm in New Zealand, EcoReps has come to save the day, and also more importantly, us from ourselves. After a lot of hard work, and your input, they’ve assembled a new […]
In honor of the annual Days on Campus College Days celebration, the CCSC Campus Life Committee is showcasing various photographs of the Columbia of yesteryear, a screening of Spiderman, and providing tons of free snacks in front of the steps of Low right now. This day really couldn’t have gotten any better. Stop whatever you’re […]
It’s still beautiful out. Why not push your homework off just a little bit longer with the witty and, by now, super tan staff of The Blue and White? We’ll be planning for the final issue, thinking ahead to next year’s stories, and, of course, eating delicious snacks. You’ll find us at our old standby, […]
According to a very diligent tipster, General Selection appointment times have been posted on StarRez! Possible reactions you may choose to display are pictured at right. Guide to your own face via Wikimedia Commons.
Earlier today, the winners of the 2012 Pulitzer Prizes were announced in Pulitzer Hall (the building formerly known as Journalism). The late Columbia professor Manning Marable won the History prize for his biography of Malcolm X, the same prize that Columbia professor Eric Foner won last year. As expected, the AP reporters who exposed the […]
A tipster spotted this informative slip in a Wien elevator. The tiny piece of paper leaves one enlightened but intrigued– is this some kind of diminutive PSA or social commentary? Or are these just Sparknotes for a Gender Studies major?
Eastern philosophy and Western capitalism clash: Student A: Yeah, I’m taking this East Asian Civ class, we’re learning about Daoism. Student B: Oh, like the Dow Jones? He Who Knows via Wikimedia Commons
Lost on Saturday at Bacchanal. Last seen on Low Steps. Dark blue/black, light, blazer-type jacket. Interior is white background with black polka-dots. Has sentimental value so will offer monetary reward if returned. Call 516-263-3818.
You might have enjoyed some nip-slips at Baccha90s this weekend, but watch out when you move off Columbia’s campus. In Utah, you get taxed for showing some skin. (Time) However hard you’ve been trying to do so in your Global Core lecture, you should consider getting bored more often. (The Dish) The cop who pepper-sprayed […]
Really frightening news: Public Safety just warned Columbia students about an attempted sexual assault and a mugging earlier this weekend. On Friday evening, a woman jogging in Riverside Park was nearly sexually assaulted. Later that night, a man was robbed on Claremont Avenue and LaSalle St (up by 125th street). Here are the two alerts […]
After their awesome Bacchanal set yesterday, Bwog met up with Dominic Lalli and Jeremy Salkin of Big Gigantic in their Kent 4 green room. Despite initial doubts, concert-goers, upon reflection, had a great time. It was a real bacchic frenzy. Bwog: So, what did you guys think about playing on campus, in a neoclassical setting, how is […]
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