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Mother Earth is giving people all around the world a hard time. TW: Sexual assault.

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Google is facing its second antitrust lawsuit of the past two months. Editor’s note: mentions of death and animal cruelty.

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The first removal of a House Speaker in US history, the first public beach in Manhattan, and the inauguration of President Shafik!

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This week, Staff Writer Monisha Gunasekera attended a talk with Fatima Mann, J.D., Flow Director of Love and Healing Work.

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Natural disasters, cryptocurrency, and the day we’ve all been waiting for. (Editor’s note: mention of death)

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Natural Disasters: Columbia University researchers have said that the retreat rate an Antarctic glacier will be sped up 20 years, thus increasing global sea levels.  (RedOrbit) Monsters: The protagonist of the prequel to The Thing that is being released this week is a Columbia University graduate student. (Craig Daily Press) Finance: Bloomberg has rated Columbia the […]

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Mayor Bloomberg v. Hot Sausages (Gothamist) Eliot Spitzer v. David Paterson (NY Post) New York v. DC (NY1) Cantor Fitzgerald v. American Airlines (1010 WINS) God v. Planet Earth (NYT)

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New President!

What Should Interim President Armstrong’s Nickname Be?

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