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If you’re up for a few more hours, look outside.  Our SEAS mole Sean Zimmermann informs us that the space shuttle that launches (hopefully) tonight will be visible in the southeast around 4:39 AM. That is, if it’s not still cloudy.
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Bwog’s Dane Cook reports slightly deafened yet enlightened from Miller Theater. A tidal wave of sound hit Miller Theater last night during Lou Reed: Metal Machine Music—an orchestral rendition of Reed’s 1975 avant-garde album of the same name. The original album consists entirely of electric guitar feedback played at varying speeds, and the purpose of […]
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This past Tuesday, amid a captive audience of caffeinated law students and pedantic professors, Dr. Klaus Muehlhahn, discussed the history of Chinese national security policy.  Bwog’s Human Firewall Jenna Matecki brings us word from “Intelligence Wars: Security, Sovereignty, and Information in China, Ca. 1940.” Despite a thirty-minute kick-off of academic formalities and introductions, the audience […]
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Overhead before Microeconomics, about the Culinary Institute of America: “I’d totally go there if I didn’t have any academic ambition.” Overheard shortly after, during Scientific Computation: “I know some of you want to become chefs. You should join the CIA… the Culinary Institute of America.” —Professor Traub
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Modesty (Gothamist) Optimism (NYT) Gratitude (Post) Generosity (Spec)
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Location: Low Plaza Date & Time: Thursday, 2/11 from 9am-3pm, speakers from 12-1pm Contact email: ac.cudems@gmail.com Contact website: http://www.cudemocrats.com/activist-council
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Comedy Night

Location: Potluck House (606 W. 114th Street) Description: A night of standup comedy headlined by Nick Cobb (Comedy Central’s Live at Gotham, AMC’s Date Night) and also featuring Charlie Kasov (Time Out New York), Adam Newman (College Humor), Michael Terry (The Onion News Network), and Erik Bergstrom (Time Out New York). Admission is free to […]
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Wallach floods again! Here’s a view from the stairwell, which looks sort of like all the worst horror movies ever morphed into one. Help!
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The Travel section in Today’s Times features a “local stop” in Morningside Heights purporting to give an itinerary that mirrors the weekend afternoons of real Columbia students. The only problem? When was the last time any student you know went to, for example, A Cafe or the Ding Dong Lounge? Another dubious sign: the article […]
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Ash Wednesday Service

@ St. Paul’s Chapel Sponsored by the Episcopal Campus Ministry and the Lutheran Campus Ministry Contact email: rs3046@columbia.edu
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@ the Black Box Theater Come spend fifty minutes in heaven with Columbia’s favorite sketch comedy troupe – Chowdah! The Black Box will never be the same… Tickets: http://cuarts.com//calendar/view/type/4/event_id/4995 Contact email: chowdah@columbia.edu
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