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#TBT To When The Stock Market Crashed And Columbia Thought Everything Would Be Fine

By Nikki Shaner-Bradford on May 12, 2016 0 Comments

The tendrils of Wall Street stretch deeply into Columbia—even back to the horrendous Black Tuesday and the Great Depression. Nikki Shaner-Bradford recalls the days of yore, when Columbia students still obsessed with the finance world—even without having LinkedIn to show off. In an article published in the Columbia Spectator on November 20th, 1929, entitled “Stock […]

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