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It’s unofficially academic honors day on Bwog, so in a very special double-feature of Senior Wisdom, we check in with CC Salutatorian, Julia Kalow. Name, School: Julia Kalow, Columbia College  Claim to fame: I’m the one you have to listen to at CC Class Day who’s not Joel Klein.  Post-grad plans: PhD in organic chemistry […]

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Via Columbia’s website: “Julia Kalow, of Newton, Mass., is majoring in chemistry and creative writing. A winner of a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, she works in the lab of Professor Jim Leighton in a synthetic chemistry research group. She also is an accomplished flautist, playing with the Columbia University Wind Ensemble, and a […]

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What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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