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Jester of Columbia

2010-06-02T17:20:26Z

StephenSchwelp:

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The '''''Jester of Columbia''''', or simply the '''''Jester''''', is a campus humor magazine. Legendarily founded on [[April 1|April Fool's Day]], [[1901]], it is one of the oldest such publications in the US. Revived in [[2001]] after a 12-year lapse in publication and again in [[2004]] after a shorter one, ''Jester'' has once again begun to produce magazines as well as sponsor comedy events on Columbia's campus. It is widely acclaimed as "somewhat funny every now and then," a major achievement for any college humor publication.

During the 2006-2007 school year, Jester was embroiled in a bizarre (and possibly one-way, i.e., as a Jester-only prank) [[CUSJ-Jester Feud|feud]] with the ''[[Columbia Undergraduate Science Journal]]''.

The Jester is also known for its comedic performances, which include the Andy Kaufman-esque [[Banquet in Honor of the King of Spain]], the full multimedia production [[Up Late with Jeff Julian]], the sketch show [[Finite Jest]], and [[Internship Survival Guide]], a collaboration with [[Project Bluelight]].

==''Jester'' covers==

The ''Jester'' has occasionally been known for its artistically sophisticated covers, a trait which reached its peak during the 1930s, when [[Ad Reinhardt]], later a notable abstract expressionist painter, was one of its editors. The cover art of the ''Jester''s of this period was considered comparable to that of ''[[The New Yorker]]''.

<gallery>
Image:Jesterrow.jpg|[[1934]] cover featuring the [[crew]] team, by [[Ad Reinhardt]]
Image:Jestergwb.jpg|[[1931]] cover celebrating the opening of the George Washington Bridge
Image:Jesterlion.jpg|Left: [[Columbia Lion]] by [[Ad Reinhardt]], Right: A [[1934]] issue featuring stories by football captain [[Cliff Montgomery]] and [[Arnold Beichman]]
Image:Jester30s.jpg|Covers from, top left, [[1931]], featuring a New Years' party in [[John Jay Hall]]; right, [[1933]], by [[Ad Reinhardt]], which served as the program for that year's [[Varsity Show]]; bottom, the [[1936]] [[Commencement]] edition, also by Reinhardt
Image:Jester07.gif|[[2007]] cover
Image:Jestermville.jpg|[[2008]] cover satirically depicting the revelation of the [[Manhattanville campus]] plan as a stained glass window
Image:JesterBuzzCoverSpread_web.jpg|[[2010]] New Yorker Style cover for the "Buzz" issue
</gallery>

==''Jester'' alumni==

*[[I.A.L. Diamond]], Hollywood comedy writer
*[[Allen Ginsberg]], poet of the [[Beat Generation]]
*[[Gerald Green (author)|Gerald Green]], writer
*[[Judd Gregg]], Republican US Senator from New Hampshire
*[[Ed Koren]], cartoonist
*[[Tony Kushner]], playwright
*[[Robert Lax]], poet
*[[Joseph L. Mankiewicz]], screenwriter
*[[Thomas Merton]], author and monk
*[[Ted Rall]], political cartoonist
*[[Ad Reinhardt]], artist
*[[Ed Rice]], journalist
*[[David Rosand]], art history professor
*[[Ralph de Toledano]], journalist, co-founded the ''National Review'' and edited ''Newsweek''
*[[Lynd Ward]], artist
*[[Herman Wouk]], writer

==''Jester'' Editors-in-Chief (2004-Present)==

*[[Sam West]], 2004-2007
*[[David Iscoe]], 2007-2009
*[[Adam Nover]], 2009-2010
*[[Michael Abraham]], 2010-

==External links==

*[http://www.jesterofcolumbia.net ''The Jester of Columbia'' The Official Website]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/jester/ ''Jester'' website]
*[http://www.jesterlackssoundscience.com "A thorough debunking of Jester's lies"]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/alumni/Magazine/Fall2009/feature3.html Columbia Alumni Center exhibit of ''Jester'' covers]

[[Category:Student publications]]

Jester of Columbia

2010-06-02T17:13:41Z

StephenSchwelp:

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The '''''Jester of Columbia''''', or simply the '''''Jester''''', is a campus humor magazine. Legendarily founded on [[April 1|April Fool's Day]], [[1901]], it is one of the oldest such publications in the US. Revived in [[2001]] after a 12-year lapse in publication and again in [[2004]] after a shorter one, ''Jester'' has once again begun to produce magazines as well as sponsor comedy events on Columbia's campus. It is widely acclaimed as "somewhat funny every now and then," a major achievement for any college humor publication.

During the 2006-2007 school year, Jester was embroiled in a bizarre (and possibly one-way, i.e., as a Jester-only prank) [[CUSJ-Jester Feud|feud]] with the ''[[Columbia Undergraduate Science Journal]]''.

The Jester is also known for its comedic performances, which include the [[Banquet in Honor of the King of Spain]], [[Up Late with Jeff Julian]], [[Finite Jest]], and [[Internship Survival Guide]].

==''Jester'' covers==

The ''Jester'' has occasionally been known for its artistically sophisticated covers, a trait which reached its peak during the 1930s, when [[Ad Reinhardt]], later a notable abstract expressionist painter, was one of its editors. The cover art of the ''Jester''s of this period was considered comparable to that of ''[[The New Yorker]]''.

<gallery>
Image:Jesterrow.jpg|[[1934]] cover featuring the [[crew]] team, by [[Ad Reinhardt]]
Image:Jestergwb.jpg|[[1931]] cover celebrating the opening of the George Washington Bridge
Image:Jesterlion.jpg|Left: [[Columbia Lion]] by [[Ad Reinhardt]], Right: A [[1934]] issue featuring stories by football captain [[Cliff Montgomery]] and [[Arnold Beichman]]
Image:Jester30s.jpg|Covers from, top left, [[1931]], featuring a New Years' party in [[John Jay Hall]]; right, [[1933]], by [[Ad Reinhardt]], which served as the program for that year's [[Varsity Show]]; bottom, the [[1936]] [[Commencement]] edition, also by Reinhardt
Image:Jester07.gif|[[2007]] cover
Image:Jestermville.jpg|[[2008]] cover satirically depicting the revelation of the [[Manhattanville campus]] plan as a stained glass window
Image:JesterBuzzCoverSpread_web.jpg|[[2010]] New Yorker Style cover for the "Buzz" issue
</gallery>

==''Jester'' alumni==

*[[I.A.L. Diamond]], Hollywood comedy writer
*[[Allen Ginsberg]], poet of the [[Beat Generation]]
*[[Gerald Green (author)|Gerald Green]], writer
*[[Judd Gregg]], Republican US Senator from New Hampshire
*[[Ed Koren]], cartoonist
*[[Tony Kushner]], playwright
*[[Robert Lax]], poet
*[[Joseph L. Mankiewicz]], screenwriter
*[[Thomas Merton]], author and monk
*[[Ted Rall]], political cartoonist
*[[Ad Reinhardt]], artist
*[[Ed Rice]], journalist
*[[David Rosand]], art history professor
*[[Ralph de Toledano]], journalist, co-founded the ''National Review'' and edited ''Newsweek''
*[[Lynd Ward]], artist
*[[Herman Wouk]], writer

==''Jester'' Editors-in-Chief (2004-Present)==

*[[Sam West]], 2004-2007
*[[David Iscoe]], 2007-2009
*[[Adam Nover]], 2009-2010
*[[Michael Abraham]], 2010-

==External links==

*[http://www.jesterofcolumbia.net ''The Jester of Columbia'' The Official Website]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/jester/ ''Jester'' website]
*[http://www.jesterlackssoundscience.com "A thorough debunking of Jester's lies"]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/alumni/Magazine/Fall2009/feature3.html Columbia Alumni Center exhibit of ''Jester'' covers]

[[Category:Student publications]]

File:JesterBuzzCoverSpread web.jpg

2010-06-02T17:12:18Z

StephenSchwelp:

File:JesterBuzzCoverSpread.jpg

2010-06-02T17:10:04Z

StephenSchwelp:

Jester of Columbia

2008-12-13T00:40:00Z

StephenSchwelp: /* External links */

The '''''Jester of Columbia''''', or simply the '''''Jester''''', is a campus humor magazine. Legendarily founded on [[April 1|April Fool's Day]], [[1901]], it is one of the oldest such publications in the US. Revived in [[2001]] after a 12-year lapse in publication and again in [[2004]] after a shorter one, ''Jester'' has once again begun to produce magazines as well as sponsor comedy events on Columbia's campus. It is widely acclaimed as "somewhat funny every now and then," a major achievement for any college humor publication.

During the 2006-2007 school year, Jester was embroiled in a bizarre (and possibly one-way, i.e., as a Jester-only prank) [[CUSJ-Jester Feud|feud]] with the ''[[Columbia Undergraduate Science Journal]]''.

==''Jester'' alumni==

*[[I.A.L. Diamond]], Hollywood comedy writer
*[[Allen Ginsberg]], poet of the [[Beat Generation]]
*[[Gerald Green (author)|Gerald Green]], writer
*[[Robert Lax]], poet
*[[Joseph L. Mankiewicz]], screenwriter
*[[Thomas Merton]], author and monk
*[[Ted Rall]], political cartoonist
*[[Ed Rice]], journalist
*[[Ralph de Toledano]], journalist, co-founded the ''National Review'' and edited ''Newsweek''
*[[Lynd Ward]], artist
*[[Herman Wouk]], writer
* Ed Koren, cartoonist

==External links==

*[http://www.jesterofcolumbia.net ''The Jester of Columbia'' The Official Website]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/jester/ ''Jester'' website]
*[http://www.jesterlackssoundscience.com "A thorough debunking of Jester's lies"]

[[Category:Student publications]]

Up Late with Jeff Julian

2008-03-24T21:44:49Z

StephenSchwelp:

On February 21, 2008, the [[Jester of Columbia]] presented '''''Up Late with Jeff Julian''''', a taping of a fake late night talk show (aired on the fake [[NBN Network]]) in the Black Box. The show consisted of scripted dialogue, prerecorded commercials, and celebrity guests. The audience acted as the studio audience viewing both on- and off-air antics.

== Details ==

[[Jeff Julian]] ([[Jeff Julian]]) hosted the eponymous show, assisted by his sidekick [[Sonny Sinclair]] ([[Alex Weinberg]]). On this particular show, February 21st’s episode, Julian’s guests included Maryland Senator Winthrop McNadler ([[Jake Green]]), and improv groups [[Fruit Paunch]] and [[Sweeps]]. Although originally billed as a guest, the Plant Wrangler ([[David Iscoe]]) was bumped for a second improv group, in order to boost ratings after the senator’s uneventful segment.

The show culminated in the on air suicide of Sonny Sinclair and the arrest of Jeff Julian for multiple crimes.

== Injuries Suffered on the Show ==

Multiple injuries were suffered by characters in the show.

* Stagehand - Leg telescoped after falling from a precipice
* Intern - Face burned by hot Pepsi (scalding, not piping) thrown by Jeff Julian
* Cop - Face burned in a similar fashion
* Jeff Julian - Leg telescoped after falling from a desk
* Sonny Sinclair - Single self-inflicted gunshot wound to the brain

== Cast & Crew ==

=== Producers ===
[[Jake Green]], [[David Iscoe]], [[Jeff Julian]], [[Adam Nover]], [[Peter Schamp]], [[Alex Weinberg]]

=== Director ===
[[Jake Green]]

=== Actors ===
[[Justin Grace]], [[Jake Green]], [[David Iscoe]], [[Marc Iserlis]], [[Jeff Julian]], [[Adam Nover]], [[Ethan Pack]], [[Peter Schamp]], [[Alex Weinberg]], [[Sam West]]

=== Writers ===
[[David Iscoe]], [[Jeff Julian]], [[Adam Nover]], [[Peter Schamp]], [[Alex Weinberg]], [[Sam West]].

=== Film Producers ===
[[Sam Reisman]], [[Sam West]]

=== Film Actors ===
[[Thomas Anawalt]], [[David Iscoe]], [[Jeff Julian]], [[Adam Nover]], [[Austin Smith]], [[Pitr Strait]], [[Alex Weinberg]], [[Sam West]]

== External Links ==
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLiq68z50Eg ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Part I]
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MD0SwgR15OQ ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Part II]
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPKJm7zeL2s ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Part III]
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBPEOeFZB04 ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Part IV]
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_gTiJSmP80 ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Part V]
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_Tte-LMO-4 ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Part VI]
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtMJyNY5I1k ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Part VII]
* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=rhOu-nP-71A ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Title Sequence]
* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=S7-DZoX0Pwk ''Teach For America'' Ad]
* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=WVYCWbamKLs Internet Ad]
* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=7LHkoe6M2Dc Spiritual Guidance Ads]
* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=jBSURtx1zWo Digital Air Stopper Infomercial]

[[Category:Performance clubs]]

Up Late with Jeff Julian

2008-03-20T15:18:56Z

StephenSchwelp:

On February 21, 2008, the [[Jester of Columbia]] presented '''''Up Late with Jeff Julian''''', a taping of a fake late night talk show (aired on the fake [[NBN Network]]) in the Black Box. The show consisted of scripted dialogue, prerecorded commercials, and celebrity guests. The audience acted as the studio audience viewing both on- and off-air antics.

== Details ==

[[Jeff Julian]] ([[Jeff Julian]]) hosted the eponymous show, assisted by his sidekick [[Sonny Sinclair]] ([[Alex Weinberg]]). On this particular show, February 21st’s episode, Julian’s guests included Maryland Senator Winthrop McNadler ([[Jake Green]]), and improv groups [[Fruit Paunch]] and [[Sweeps]]. Although originally billed as a guest, the Plant Wrangler ([[David Iscoe]]) was bumped for a second improv group, in order to boost ratings after the senator’s uneventful segment.

The show culminated in the on air suicide of Sonny Sinclair and the arrest of Jeff Julian for multiple crimes.

== Injuries Suffered on the Show ==

Multiple injuries were suffered by characters in the show.

* Stagehand - Leg telescoped after falling from a precipice
* Intern - Face burned by hot Pepsi (scalding, not piping) thrown by Jeff Julian
* Cop - Face burned in a similar fashion
* Jeff Julian - Leg telescoped after falling from a desk
* Sonny Sinclair - Single self-inflicted gunshot wound to the brain

== Cast & Crew ==

=== Producers ===
[[Jake Green]], [[David Iscoe]], [[Jeff Julian]], [[Adam Nover]], [[Peter Schamp]], [[Alex Weinberg]]

=== Director ===
[[Jake Green]]

=== Actors ===
[[Justin Grace]], [[Jake Green]], [[David Iscoe]], [[Marc Iserlis]], [[Jeff Julian]], [[Adam Nover]], [[Ethan Pack]], [[Peter Schamp]], [[Alex Weinberg]], [[Sam West]]

=== Writers ===
[[David Iscoe]], [[Jeff Julian]], [[Adam Nover]], [[Peter Schamp]], [[Alex Weinberg]], [[Sam West]].

=== Film Producers ===
[[Sam Reisman]], [[Sam West]]

=== Film Actors ===
[[Thomas Anawalt]], [[David Iscoe]], [[Jeff Julian]], [[Adam Nover]], [[Austin Smith]], [[Pitr Strait]], [[Alex Weinberg]], [[Sam West]]

== External Links ==
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLiq68z50Eg ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Part I]
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MD0SwgR15OQ ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Part II]
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPKJm7zeL2s ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Part III]
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBPEOeFZB04 ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Part IV]
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_gTiJSmP80 ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Part V]
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_Tte-LMO-4 ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Part VI]
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtMJyNY5I1k ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Part VII]
* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=rhOu-nP-71A ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Title Sequence]
* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=S7-DZoX0Pwk ''Teach For America'' Ad]
* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=WVYCWbamKLs&feature=related Internet Ad]
* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=7LHkoe6M2Dc&feature=related Spiritual Guidance Ads]
* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=jBSURtx1zWo Digital Air Stopper Infomercial]

[[Category:Performance clubs]]

Varsity Show

2008-03-05T20:39:00Z

StephenSchwelp:

{{Infobox club
|Name=Varsity Show
|Image=Vshow.jpg
|Founded=[[1894]]
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership=22
|Executive board=Director, Hannah Kass<br>Producer, Erin Byrne<br>Producer, [[Jeff Schwartz]]
|Allocation=$14,500.00<br>(2006-2007)
|Category=[[:Category:Performance_clubs|Performance]]}}
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The '''Varsity Show''', founded in [[1894]], is one of the university's oldest traditions, and certainly its oldest performing arts tradition. Every year, the Varsity Show produces a unique full-length show that skews and satirizes many aspects of life at Columbia. And every year students line up way before the show in order to get good seats.

Ironically, many of the administrators being parodied and lambasted are often sitting in the front rows of the audience. No study has been conducted to determine whether these administrators realize there's a reason they're being ridiculed on stage.

Past directors and writers include such distinguished names as [[Oscar Hammerstein]], [[Lorenz Hart]], [[Richard Rodgers]], [[I. A. L. Diamond]], and [[Herman Wouk]].

== Show preparations ==

The Varsity Show begins, however, long before the crowds begin to form outside the doors to [[Roone]]. In early October, the previous year's creative team interviews and auditions candidates to succeed them, and chooses a creative team of eight or nine students. The newly minted creative team runs cast and chorus auditions in the middle of November. The Varsity Show is notoriously the most selective casting process in Columbia theater, and the results are always the result of much gossip and debate: Though the numbers vary from year to year, around 150 people audition for the show, singing a one minute song selection, performing a scene with a random partner, and sometimes being asked to do improv comedy. From this group, around 20 people are asked to attend cast callbacks, and the invite is also automatically extended to performers from past Varsity shows. Callbacks are typically held on a Saturday from 8am until 3pm. Those who have been called back perform a monologue, do improv in a character, and learn an original song and dance. From the 25 or so that participate in callbacks, the creative team casts about eight. The debates over casting notoriously span hours, and the new cast is welcomed into the Varsity family through a special ritual that's stuff of rumors and legend. If you want to find out what it is, why don't you put on your jester's cap and give auditions a go?

== Trivia ==
The Varsity Show coined the term "[[PrezBo]]".

[[Songs|"Roar, Lion, Roar"]] is based on a Varsity Show melody.

==See also==

*[[Varsity Show performances]]
*[http://www.thevarsityshow.com/morningside Sing a Song of Morningside - A history of the Varsity Show]

== External links ==

* [http://www.thevarsityshow.com/ Varsity Show website]

[[Category:Performance clubs]]
[[Category:Traditions]]
[[Category:Annual events]]
[[Category:Varsity Show]]

Jeff Julian

2008-03-03T05:33:43Z

StephenSchwelp:

'''Jeff Julian''' is [[Columbia College]] undergraduate majoring in [[philosophy]]. He is a theatre veteran, having performed in [[Late Nite]], [[KCST]] shows, and a number of other productions. He is a member of [[Sweeps]] and a former president of [[CMTS]]. He also writes for the [[Jester of Columbia]], participated in the [[Banquet in Honor of the King of Spain]], and played the character of [[Jeff Julian]] in the production [[Up Late with Jeff Julian]].

[[Category:Columbia College students|Julian]]

Up Late with Jeff Julian

2008-03-03T04:24:01Z

StephenSchwelp: /* External Links */

On February 21, 2008, the [[Jester of Columbia]] presented ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'', a taping of a fake late night talk show (aired on the fake [[NBN Network]]) in the Black Box. The show consisted of scripted dialogue, prerecorded commercials, and celebrity guests. The audience acted as the studio audience viewing both on- and off-air antics.

[[Jeff Julian]] ([[Jeff Julian]]) hosted the eponymous show, assisted by his sidekick [[Sonny Sinclair]] ([[Alex Weinberg]]). On this particular show, February 21st’s episode, Julian’s guests included Maryland Senator Winthrop McNadler ([[Jake Green]]), and improv groups [[Fruit Paunch]] and [[Sweeps]]. Although originally billed as a guest, the Plant Wrangler ([[David Iscoe]]) was bumped for a second improv group, in order to boost ratings after the senator’s uneventful segment.

The show culminated in the on air suicide of Sonny Sinclair and the arrest of Jeff Julian for multiple crimes.

== Injuries Suffered on the Show ==

Multiple injuries were suffered by characters in the show.

* Stagehand - Leg telescoped after falling from a precipice
* Intern - Face burned by hot Pepsi (scalding, not piping) thrown by Jeff Julian
* Cop - Face burned in a similar fashion

== Cast & Crew ==

Producers: [[Jake Green]], [[David Iscoe]], [[Jeff Julian]], [[Adam Nover]], [[Peter Schamp]], [[Alex Weinberg]]

Director: [[Jake Green]]

Actors: [[Justin Grace]], [[Jake Green]], [[David Iscoe]], [[Marc Iserlis]], [[Jeff Julian]], [[Adam Nover]], [[Ethan Pack]], [[Peter Schamp]], [[Alex Weinberg]], [[Sam West]]

Writers: [[David Iscoe]], [[Jeff Julian]], [[Adam Nover]], [[Peter Schamp]], [[Alex Weinberg]], [[Sam West]].

Film Producers: [[Sam Reisman]], [[Sam West]]

Film Actors: [[Thomas Anawalt]], [[David Iscoe]], [[Jeff Julian]], [[Adam Nover]], [[Austin Smith]], [[Pitr Strait]], [[Alex Weinberg]], [[Sam West]]

== External Links ==
* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=rhOu-nP-71A ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Title Sequence]

* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=S7-DZoX0Pwk ''Teach For America'' Ad]

* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=WVYCWbamKLs&feature=related Internet Ad]

* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=7LHkoe6M2Dc&feature=related Spiritual Guidance Ads]

* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=jBSURtx1zWo Digital Air Stopper Infomercial]

Up Late with Jeff Julian

2008-03-03T04:22:56Z

StephenSchwelp: New page: On February 21, 2008, the Jester of Columbia presented ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'', a taping of a fake late night talk show (aired on the fake NBN Network) in the Black Box. The ...

On February 21, 2008, the [[Jester of Columbia]] presented ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'', a taping of a fake late night talk show (aired on the fake [[NBN Network]]) in the Black Box. The show consisted of scripted dialogue, prerecorded commercials, and celebrity guests. The audience acted as the studio audience viewing both on- and off-air antics.

[[Jeff Julian]] ([[Jeff Julian]]) hosted the eponymous show, assisted by his sidekick [[Sonny Sinclair]] ([[Alex Weinberg]]). On this particular show, February 21st’s episode, Julian’s guests included Maryland Senator Winthrop McNadler ([[Jake Green]]), and improv groups [[Fruit Paunch]] and [[Sweeps]]. Although originally billed as a guest, the Plant Wrangler ([[David Iscoe]]) was bumped for a second improv group, in order to boost ratings after the senator’s uneventful segment.

The show culminated in the on air suicide of Sonny Sinclair and the arrest of Jeff Julian for multiple crimes.

== Injuries Suffered on the Show ==

Multiple injuries were suffered by characters in the show.

* Stagehand - Leg telescoped after falling from a precipice
* Intern - Face burned by hot Pepsi (scalding, not piping) thrown by Jeff Julian
* Cop - Face burned in a similar fashion

== Cast & Crew ==

Producers: [[Jake Green]], [[David Iscoe]], [[Jeff Julian]], [[Adam Nover]], [[Peter Schamp]], [[Alex Weinberg]]

Director: [[Jake Green]]

Actors: [[Justin Grace]], [[Jake Green]], [[David Iscoe]], [[Marc Iserlis]], [[Jeff Julian]], [[Adam Nover]], [[Ethan Pack]], [[Peter Schamp]], [[Alex Weinberg]], [[Sam West]]

Writers: [[David Iscoe]], [[Jeff Julian]], [[Adam Nover]], [[Peter Schamp]], [[Alex Weinberg]], [[Sam West]].

Film Producers: [[Sam Reisman]], [[Sam West]]

Film Actors: [[Thomas Anawalt]], [[David Iscoe]], [[Jeff Julian]], [[Adam Nover]], [[Austin Smith]], [[Pitr Strait]], [[Alex Weinberg]], [[Sam West]]

== External Links ==
[http://youtube.com/watch?v=rhOu-nP-71A ''Up Late with Jeff Julian'' Title Sequence]
[http://youtube.com/watch?v=S7-DZoX0Pwk ''Teach For America'' Ad]
[http://youtube.com/watch?v=WVYCWbamKLs&feature=related Internet Ad]
[http://youtube.com/watch?v=7LHkoe6M2Dc&feature=related Spiritual Guidance Ads]
[http://youtube.com/watch?v=jBSURtx1zWo Digital Air Stopper Infomercial]

Talk:Jeff Julian (character)

2008-02-28T05:39:36Z

StephenSchwelp: /* Nomination for deletion */

==Nomination for deletion==

This is kinda funny...but, um, no? [[User:Pacman|Pacman]] 00:19, 28 February 2008 (EST)

KEEP - Jeff Julian is the main character in the Jester of Columbia's recent production of Up Late with Jeff Julian (which shall soon have its own page). It is important to separate the actual student Jeff Julian from his character. Please do not delete this page or its related topics. Thank you. --[[User:StephenSchwelp|StephenSchwelp]] 00:31, 28 February 2008 (EST)

Talk:Jeff Julian (character)

2008-02-28T05:31:28Z

StephenSchwelp: /* Nomination for deletion */

==Nomination for deletion==

This is kinda funny...but, um, no? [[User:Pacman|Pacman]] 00:19, 28 February 2008 (EST)

Jeff Julian is the main character in the Jester of Columbia's recent production of Up Late with Jeff Julian (which shall soon have its own page). It is important to separate the actual student Jeff Julian from his character. Please do not delete this page or its related topics. Thank you. --[[User:StephenSchwelp|StephenSchwelp]] 00:31, 28 February 2008 (EST)

Jeff Julian

2008-02-28T04:09:24Z

StephenSchwelp:

Jeff Julian is Columbia College undergraduate majoring in political science. He is a theatre veteran, having performed in [[Late Nite]], [[KCST]] shows, and a number of other productions. He is a member of [[Sweeps]] and a former president of [[CMTS]]. He also writes for the [[Jester of Columbia]], participated in the [[Banquet in Honor of the King of Spain]], and played [[Jeff Julian (character)]] in the eponymous production [[Up Late with Jeff Julian]].

Jeff Julian

2008-02-28T04:08:42Z

StephenSchwelp:

Jeff Julian is Columbia College undergraduate majoring in political science. He is a theatre veteran, having performed in [[Late Nite]], [[KCST]] shows, and a number of other productions. He is a member of [[Sweeps]] and a former president of [[CMTS]]. He also writes for the [[Jester of Columbia]], participated in the [[Banquet in Honor of the King of Spain]], and played [[Jeff Julian]] in the eponymous production [[Up Late with Jeff Julian]].

Jeff Julian

2008-02-28T04:08:10Z

StephenSchwelp:

Jeff Julian is Columbia College undergraduate majoring in political science. He is a theatre veteran, having performed in [[Late Nite]], [[KCST]] shows, and a number of other productions. He is a member of [[Sweeps]] and a former president of [[CMTS]]. He also writes for the [[Jester of Columbia]], participated in [[The Banquet in Honor of the King of Spain]], and played [[Jeff Julian]] in the eponymous production [[Up Late with Jeff Julian]].

Jeff Julian

2008-02-28T04:04:37Z

StephenSchwelp: Jeff Julian moved to Jeff Julian (person)

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Jeff Julian

2008-02-28T04:03:35Z

StephenSchwelp: New page: Test 1

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Sweeps

2008-02-28T04:02:41Z

StephenSchwelp: /* 2007-2008 members */

'''Sweeps''' (formerly [[Klaritin]]) is Columbia University's long form improv comedy troupe. They perform frequent lounge shows and one larger show each semester. Performers in the group include contributors and editors for [[Jester]] and [[the Fed]], members of [[CMTS]], [[CU Players]], and [[Chowdah]].

The name "Sweeps" refers to an improv edit, in which a person runs across the stage, clearing it, and starting a new scene.

==2007-2008 members==
* Josh Altman
* Jonathan Battat(Fearless Leader)
* Justin Grace
* Jeff Iloulian (Fearless Leader)
* [[Jeff Julian]]
* Maggie Lane
* Sam Reisman
* Sheena Shirakhon
* Kate Smith
* Sasha Stewart
* [[Alex Weinberg]]

[[Category:Performance clubs]]