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CU Habitat for Humanity is having a “presentation and discussion” on affordable housing, homelessness prevention, urban development, and racial inequality in New York with prominent speakers like Rev. Georgiette Morgan-Thomas, Chair of Manhattan Community Board 9.  There will also be free pizza from V&T.  This will be from 6 to 7 pm in Lerner 568. […]

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Update: A tipster sent in the gingerbread replica of Low Library now pictured at right. We commend the effort and wonder how PrezBo will like his new sugary habitat. The seasonal studybreaks are proliferating! Head over to the 1st floor Broadway Lounge for gingerbread house building. The organizers, Habitat for Humanity, are making bold claims […]

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Free foods tonight: Courtesy of Habitat for Humanity. Visit them tonight at 8 p.m. in Earl Hall Auditorium, and have a look at their photo exhibition while you’re there. Alternatively, you might want to stop by The Culinary Society’s Erotic Cake Competition. 10 different teams will be tested on their cakes’ taste, originality, and appearance. […]

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