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In an email to Columbia College and General Studies students today, Dean Valentini announced an extension to Pass/D/Fail and class withdrawal deadlines for Fall 2021 courses. 
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If you’re reading this, it means we will be back Monday, November 29.
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Vice Provost Saskia Hamilton and Dean of Academic Planning and Class Advising Holly Tedder notified students of extensions to Barnard’s withdrawal and Pass/D/Fail grading option deadlines today in an email.
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Happy Sian Beilock Talks To SGA Day! And Turkey Day too, I guess…
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CCSC considers how to address the academic impact of the graduate student strike on undergraduate students while not “crossing the picket line.”
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On Monday, the Student Workers of Columbia and the University began third-party mediation in the hopes of hastening the process of drafting a satisfactory contract agreement. Unlike in Spring 2021, the strike will continue even as mediation begins.
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