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User talk:Weknowabtthat

2011-11-06T17:21:06Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

Please don't post attacks on people. Or, if you must post attacks on people, please do so in a way that is remotely humorous. --[[User:Nonsensical|Nonsensical]] 15:28, 11 June 2007 (EDT)

:* Thank you, Nonsensical. We really take your opinion on humour highly. Please go to the page, for more laughs. PS. You're next! Hugs and kisses.
::"We"? It saddens me that it took more than one person to think of an edit that stupid. Anyway, if you make another attack page, your account will be blocked. Hugs and Kisses right back atcha. --[[User:Nonsensical|Nonsensical]] 15:45, 11 June 2007 (EDT)

I have to admit, I'm flattered. [[User:WhatYouKnowAboutThat|WhatYouKnowAboutThat]] 20:36, 12 June 2007 (EDT)
::* Why don't you guys follow your own rules? From the WikiCU help page:
" Complaints about an article

Wikipedia doesn't censor content. Neither does WikiCU. Occasionally someone will post stuff that others don't like. This might include slander or unnecessarily personal information. You are welcome to remove this content yourself by editing the article."

:I guess that rule is a bit misleading, but it is true. The maintainers of WikiCU are fairly hands off on censoring content, but the admins are just regular users who happen to participate a lot and were given extra rights. I wouldn't quite call the [[Erica Jackson]] or [[Matt Sanchez]] pages "attack pages". They're about people who are notoriously disliked on campus and part of wikicu is reflecting campus sentiment. The difference between the Jackson/Sanchez pages and what you posted is that those pages are factual, whereas yours is purely opinion and does not demonstrate any relevance to anyone in the student body besides you and the person you're attacking. I wouldn't delete something just because I don't think it's funny (though I think you'd be hard pressed to find anyone that thought what you wrote was funny). --[[User:Nonsensical|Nonsensical]] 13:01, 13 June 2007 (EDT)

:* I would beg to differ with your statement regarding the "factual" statements you've posted about Erica Jackson, Matt Sanchez, and countless other controversial pages on this website. Frequently there are articles you've written that bear NO citations, but rather tout your subjective and rather erroneous opinions about the Columbia community. It's "funny" that you frequently seem to find yourself exempt from the rules that you purportedly support, as an admin, but have no problem deleting pages that don't fit some esoteric underlying objective you seem to be furthering with every article you write. You clearly socialize in different circles [if at all] if you believe Sanchez and Jackson to be more infamous on the Columbia campus than Beaulac; perhaps you should diversify content and maintain strictly factual articles if you intend to oversee a site that is useful to someone other than the four or five of you who are so clearly invested in this piece of shit.

::If you see something that's factually incorrect, I invite you to correct it, or at the very least point it out on a talk page. My problem with the page wasn't the relevance, but the fact that it just contained puerile insults towards him. You think Matt Sanchez is less infamous than ? I'm not going to really argue that, but just try typing "Matt Sanchez" and "" into searches on Spec, Bwog, and Google and see what you find. I remind you that this is a ''wiki''. I got involved with this site simply because I saw it growing and thought it was a good idea and I could add information about what I knew at Columbia. If you feel like the articles lack diversity, then please by all means add/revise/contribute. --[[User:Nonsensical|Nonsensical]] 12:37, 14 June 2007 (EDT)

Talk:Coogan Brennan

2007-10-30T17:28:28Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

whoa. [[User:Pacman|Pacman]] 01:03, 29 October 2007 (EDT)

Very aggressive first entry from Mr. Brennan. I'd appreciate the ballsiness if it weren't for the fact that this seems to have nothing at all to do with Columbia. [[User:WhatYouKnowAboutThat|WhatYouKnowAboutThat]] 13:28, 30 October 2007 (EDT)

Talk:King's Quest

2007-09-29T21:25:45Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

Never heard of this. How many people have even been on the Low roof? 4? [[User:Pacman|Pacman]] 20:19, 28 September 2007 (EDT)

I know someone who had sex in PrezBo's personal elevator. There is a stairway to the roof that is rarely locked on the upper level. I would imagine it wouldn't be too hard.

I have also never heard of this. [[User:WhatYouKnowAboutThat|WhatYouKnowAboutThat]] 17:25, 29 September 2007 (EDT)

Nacho's Kitchen

2007-09-28T20:02:49Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

'''Nacho's Kitchen''', also known as '''Nacho Mama's''' or just '''Nacho's''', was a bar on [[Broadway]] between 112th St and 113th St. The bar's closure had been foreseen at least since the beginning of May 2007. At that point, it was believed to be shutting down completely, to be reopened as a [[w:Jamba Juice|Jamba Juice]] franchise. Instead, the property will be home to a Community Food & Juice.

Nacho's would get very busy on weekends, especially during happy hour, when things got rowdy. On weeknights, it was quieter and people went there for crappy Mexican food. In fact, Nacho's barely passed its last inspection in October 2006. <ref>[http://eater.com/archives/2007/06/eaterwire_hilif.php EaterWire: Hi-Life To Hit the UES & More!]</ref>

== Map ==
<googlemap lat="40.805892" lon="-73.965776" type="map" zoom="16" width="500" height="300" controls="small">
40.805892, -73.965776, [[Nacho's Kitchen]] (Mexican)
</googlemap>

== External links ==
* [http://167.153.150.32/RI/web/detail.do?method=detail&restaurantId=40824179&inspectionDate=20061018 Current violation points: 24]
* [http://www.menupages.com/restaurantdetails.asp?areaid=0&restaurantid=1761&neighborhoodid=0&cuisineid=0 Menu]

[[Category:Mexican restaurants]]
[[Category:Bars]]

User talk:FrankNorton

2007-09-27T00:11:20Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: Reverted edits by FrankNorton (Talk); changed back to last version by Reaganaut

Please stop posting spam. {{User:Reaganaut/sig}} 20:32, 25 September 2007 (EDT)

Pi Kappa Alpha

2007-09-25T00:08:48Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

'''Pi Kappa Alpha''', also known as '''Pike''', is a fraternity whose house is located at 536 W [[Frat Row|114th St]]. The house is primarily known for its annual beach party in September which features five tons of sand in the house's common room.

When [[Mahmoud Ahmadinejad]] visited Columbia, the house featured a bedsheet on its facade that read "Ahmadinejad is NOT a baller."

== External links ==
* [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/pika/ Pike website]

[[Category:Fraternities]]

Pi Kappa Alpha

2007-09-25T00:07:19Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

'''Pi Kappa Alpha''', also known as '''Pike''', is a fraternity whose house is located at 536 W [[Frat Row|114th St]]. The house is primarily known for its annual beach party in September which features five tons of sand in the house's common room.

When [[Mahmoud Ahmanidejad]] visited Columbia, the house featured a bedsheet on its facade that read "Ahmanidejad is NOT a baller."

== External links ==
* [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/pika/ Pike website]

[[Category:Fraternities]]

User:BlueLion387

2007-09-05T18:26:55Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

So what happened with Zeta losing their house? I didn't hear anything about it on bwog or in the Spec,
*That's because neither Spec nor Bwog really give a shit about Greek Life.[[User:WhatYouKnowAboutThat|WhatYouKnowAboutThat]] 14:26, 5 September 2007 (EDT)

Talk:Literature Humanities

2007-07-30T00:56:22Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: New page: "Modernist garbage?" It's kind of a masterpiece...~~~~

"Modernist garbage?" It's kind of a masterpiece...[[User:WhatYouKnowAboutThat|WhatYouKnowAboutThat]] 20:56, 29 July 2007 (EDT)

Category talk:Courses

2007-07-03T23:26:11Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: Reverted edits by ThkInx (Talk); changed back to last version by Pacman

I think a lot of these courses are far better known by their long names, like Frontiers of Science or Principles of Econ. The current list is a meaningless pile of numbers to me. Only math & science courses seem to use the course number shorthand, and I think WikiCU should reflect campus practice as far as this goes. [[User:Pacman|Pacman]] 14:45, 4 May 2007 (EDT)
:Hmmm. Courses are known by many names, so it can get confusing. I think we should use the course numbers, and have redirects for the names... [[Principles of Economics]]. {{User:Reaganaut/sig}} 14:47, 4 May 2007 (EDT)
::I agree with [[User:Pacman|Pacman]]. I prefer "Course Title (Bulletin Code)" as the main article title and then if it has alternate titles, we can redirect to the main article. We can also make redirect pages for "ECON W1105" to go directly to "Principles of Economics (ECON W1105)". Also, stellar work on getting in all these course outlines, [[User:Reaganaut|Reaganaut]]. [[User:Nonsensical|Nonsensical]] 15:01, 4 May 2007 (EDT)
::There's only occasionally a problem with conflicting names, though, whereas most of these course codes are completely obscure and unknown to the general student body. I agree with [[Nonsensical]]'s proposal. [[User:Pacman|Pacman]] 15:08, 4 May 2007 (EDT)

Thanks Nonsensical! I just hope this repository of syllabi gathers some momentum. As for article names, I still strongly believe it makes sense to have the main articles under the course numbers. Some reasons:
* Some courses have multiple names. For example: "Masterpieces of Western Art", "Art Humanities", "Art Hum".
* Some course have one name but people would still type different things to get to the course page. Example: "History of the City of New York", "History of New York City" "History of NYC", "NYC History".
* If you want to quickly go to a course page, you're probably on the bulletin, the directory, or Courseworks, so you have the code at hand.
* Some courses have horrible names. It's much more of a pain to type "Theoretical Foundations of Political Economy" than "ECON X3041". You think that's not too long a title? What about "Topics in the Black Experience: Black Civil Society, International Affairs and United States Foreign Policy" or "Comparative Study of Constitutional Challenges Affecting African, Latino and Asian American Communities"? Even worse, some courses have punctuation which could necessitate a dozen redirecting articles (& , ; : . ?).
* Articles named according to their code will be alphabetized in the courses category.
:Just a thought - if we ''precede'' titled names with numbers the categories will organize just as nicely... [[User:Pacman|Pacman]] 16:57, 4 May 2007 (EDT)
* '''Update''': Also, another confusion could be courses like Calculus II... it has variously been known as "Calculus 2", "Calculus II" and "Calculus IIA". {{User:Reaganaut/sig}} 15:59, 4 May 2007 (EDT)
{{User:Reaganaut/sig}} 15:22, 4 May 2007 (EDT)
:I understand where you're coming from, but I feel like redirects solve a lot of those problems. If people want to go quickly to "Theoretical Foundations of Political Economy", then they can type "ECON X3041" and get redirected. The alphabetizing thing I agree is unfortunate, but I feel like if courses are further subcategorized at the level of departments, it won't be that bad. [[User:Nonsensical|Nonsensical]] 15:39, 4 May 2007 (EDT)
::OK, well let's have a vote to settle it. If the majority of people want long titles, I'll go along with it. But I won't be responsible if duplicates start cropping up! :) {{User:Reaganaut/sig}} 15:57, 4 May 2007 (EDT)

== Vote ==

Should articles about courses use their '''number''' as the title (e.g. "HIST W3535") or their '''name''' as the title (e.g. "History of the City of New York")? This vote is being held to resolve the above discussion.

* '''Number''' - Some titles are too long or can be confused due to their punctuation. Worse, some courses have several titles. Also, if we use numbers, courses will appear alphabetically in categories. Course titles can redirect to the actual articles. For example, Masterpieces of Western Art, Art Humanities, and Art Hum will all redirect to [[HUMA W1121]]. {{User:Reaganaut/sig}} 15:57, 4 May 2007 (EDT)
* '''Name''' - Theoretically, WikiCU exists for referential purposes. Someone looking up said course will more closely identify with any variant of the course name than with its rarely-remembered course number. Most class names, moreover, are not that ambiguous. There would be far less work to do creating redirects for name variants after choosing one acceptable version of the course name than creating redirects for EVERY SINGLE class which is titularly referred to by number. [[User:Pacman|Pacman]] 16:02, 4 May 2007 (EDT)
* '''Name''' - I find the jumble of letters & numbers aesthetically displeasing. [[User:Nonsensical|Nonsensical]] 16:54, 4 May 2007 (EDT)

Internship

2007-06-24T14:28:23Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

{{wp-also}}

An '''internship''' for undergraduates either refers to an academic year internship or a summer internship. Few students hold academic year internships, but the majority of students pursue at least one summer internship during their time at Columbia, typically after their junior year. In some fields, such as [[investment banking]], an internship is extremely important toward getting a full-time position.

[[Category:Jobs]]

US News rankings

2007-06-24T14:21:05Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

The '''US News rankings''' are the most widely used set of university and college rankings. Columbia typically places around 9th or 10th. This is probably fairly accurate, but many people believe that Columbia is consistently under-ranked because its admissions committee places less of an emphasis on [[SAT]] scores than most of the other top 10 universities. Additionally, alumni giving is consistently lower at Columbia than at comparable institutions, further affecting our rank.

[[Category:Definitions]]
[[Category:Universities|*]]

User talk:Weknowabtthat

2007-06-13T00:36:37Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

Student groups

2007-06-10T18:41:32Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: Reverted edits by 83.224.64.4 (Talk); changed back to last version by Nonsensical

{{delete}}

Most clubs are listed in [[:Category:Clubs|the clubs category]] and its various subcategories.

The full list of clubs is comprised of the following four (overlapping) lists:
* [[List of SGB recognized groups]]
* [[List of ABC recognized groups]]
* [[List of SGA recognized groups]]
* [[List of Community Impact recognized groups]]

== Religious/spiritual clubs ==

Pages should created for the following clubs:
* Adventist Christian Fellowship (ACF) [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/sda/]
* Campus Crusade for Christ [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/ccc/]
* Catholic Athletes [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/earl/ccm/cca/]
* International Church at Columbia (ICC) [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/icc/]

[[Category:Clubs]]

Category:Restaurants

2007-06-10T18:40:57Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: Reverted edits by 83.224.64.4 (Talk); changed back to last version by Admin

A great place to start is the [[map of restaurants and bars]].

[[Category:Food and drink]]
[[Category:Places]]

Erica Jackson

2007-06-09T14:27:11Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

'''Erica Jackson''', [[GS]] '06, was an [[English (major)|English major]] and was active on [[GSSC]]. Apparently she hangs out on campus these days, despite an apparent hatred of Columbia which motivates her to organize the Literature-Writing Major Senior Thesis Reading. Anonymous people have also said that she think she's poor, which they consider to be ironic since she manages to live comfortably in [[NYC]] in a 12 x 6 room, with bath and kitchen shared with 17 other women in a women's hotel run by nuns.

Erica has applied to every Columbia graduate program, including the Business School, the School of Social Work, the School of Rock, and the school of Ninjitsu Arts and Sciences, but after being rejected she eventually was accepted, after 40 years in the desert, by both the CalArts MFA program and the School of Hard Knocks.

Erica is related to Crown Prince Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands through her mother's side, and perhaps is one of the only Americans that can claim both a distinct royal lineage and a common American middle-class upbringing.

Some "anonymous and unnamed people" have said that she hates men, especially white men, whom she hates especially. Which is why she mentors people, including men. She's devious like that.

In response to her apparent hatred of white men, all the men on her mother's side of the family (the white side, if you will) are willing to accept it as long as she continues taking family photos for free.

In her free time, between working several jobs and helping the less fortunate, she laughs and laughs at people who sit around devising ways to hate on her anonymously.

She can be currently found shaking the haters off. She is doing this primarily by writing on the talk page of her WikiCU article.

== Excerpts from her blog ==

<blockquote>"A classmate who was accepted into Columbia'as[''sic''] MFA writing program told me last year, "I knew exactly what they wanted and I gave it to them." I found that chilling. If that's what an MFA program is about, why not just copy the same books over and over and over again and just change the author's name and title? What scares me is that this woman isn't a great writer and she never will be. She is a competant[''sic''] one, yes, but her lack of self-reliance and addiction to people pleasing mean she never will be much more. Oh, she'll make great connections there and she'll be published. But her work will never truly change anyone's life."</blockquote>

<blockquote>"Men in these situations often tell me I have no sense of humor, which amuses my friends to no end, since I'm most often described as one of the smartest, funniest and kindest people they know."</blockquote>

<blockquote>"And, should I lose weight and become remotely thin, and at all successful in my career, I know I will deeply resent the men and employers who suddenly acknowledge all I have to offer. I saw it everyday[''sic''] at Columbia -- semi-attractive women with barely a fraction of my talent and intellect, but people fell all over themselves trying to help them."</blockquote>

<blockquote>"One of the biggest lessons I learned at Columbia was that, because I have twice as many X chromosomes as the next guy, my sole value is in my appearance. It made the difference in whether or not people talked to me, listened to my ideas, how they graded me and in how I was perceived in every situation. Appearance is an accident of who screwed who[''sic''] for the past few thousand years, why does my entire future hinge on my DNA rather than my intellligence, talent and hard work?"</blockquote>

'''Fun Fact''': Lists "Superior spelling, vocabulary & grammar" on her resume.<ref>[http://www.ericajackson.com/writes/index.shtml Erica Jackson's Writing profile]</ref>

== References ==

<references />

== External links ==

* [http://www.ericajackson.com Erica Jackson's website/blog]
* [http://www.gs.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/newspages.dll/pages?sitename=COLAD&record=515&htmlfile=gsnews2.htm Erica Jackson demonstrating her hatred of Columbia]
[[Category:General Studies alumni|Jackson]]

Kappa Alpha Theta

2007-06-07T22:31:18Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

[[Image:Theta.jpg|thumb|200px|Kappa Alpha Theta, Columbia Chapter logo]]

'''Kappa Alpha Theta''' ("theta"), Epsilon Upsilon chapter, is one of the four officially recognized campus [[:Category:Sororities|sororities]]. Its members, for some reason, are known for being thin and blonde, despite most members not fitting this type.

== External links ==
* [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/kap/Welcome.html Kappa Alpha Theta official website]

[[Category:Sororities]]
[[Category:Fraternities and sororities]]

Oren's Daily Roast

2007-06-07T21:41:01Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

'''Oren's Daily Roast''' is a coffee shop on [[Broadway]] between 111th and 112th Streets. It's part of the [[New York City]] chain, and fairly pricey. There are differing opinions with respect to whether or not the coffee is any good. It just wouldn't be Columbia if we all agreed.

==Pro==

It's the best coffee around, period. Oh, and it's not [[Starbucks]], which you might hate.

==Con==

It kinda sucks. The coffee is overroasted just as badly as at other coffee chains, and the overwhelming self-importance of the customers getting their rocks off by buying poor coffee anywhere other than Starbucks is stifling.

== External links ==
* [http://www.orensdailyroast.com/ Oren's Daily Roast website]

[[Category:Coffee]]

Oren's Daily Roast

2007-06-07T21:37:56Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

'''Oren's Daily Roast''' is a coffee shop on [[Broadway]] between 111th and 112th Streets. It's part of the [[New York City]] chain, and fairly pricey. There are differing opinions with respect to whether or not the coffee is any good. It just wouldn't be Columbia if we all agreed.

==Pro==

It's the best coffee around, period. Oh, and it's not [[Starbucks]], which you might hate.

==Con==

Itt kinda sucks. The coffee is overroasted just as badly as at other coffee chains, and the overwhelming self-importance of the customers getting their rocks off by buying poor coffee anywhere other than Starbucks is stifling.

== External links ==
* [http://www.orensdailyroast.com/ Oren's Daily Roast website]

[[Category:Coffee]]

St. Anthony Hall

2007-06-07T21:22:02Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: /* Members */

[[Image:Stas.jpg|thumb|St. A's building on Riverside Drive]]

[[Image:Oldstas.jpg|thumb|Original St. A's building on 28th St.]]

'''St. Anthony Hall''', better known as '''St. A's''' is a national organization that was founded at Columbia in [[1847]] and has since established chapters at elite universities around the country. It has the Greek letter designation '''Delta Psi'''. As Columbia's was the first chapter of the organization, it is known as the '''Alpha Chapter'''.

It is best described as half fraternity, half secret society. Though highly secretive, the organization is also known for its formalwear parties, and rumors of cocaine use abound.

At Columbia, St. A's owns a building on [[Riverside Drive]] adjacent to [[Woodbridge Hall|Woodbridge]], between [[116th Street|116th]] and 115th Streets.

==History==

St. A's was first founded at Columbia in 1847, although it did not have a home of its own until [[1879]], when the first St. A's house opened. It is still standing at 29 E. 28th St. and was designed by [[Columbia College]] alum [[James Renwick, Jr.]] According to the ''[[New York Times]]'', "old photographs show a high stoop arrangement with the figure of an owl on the peeked roof and a plaque with the Greek letters Delta Psi over the windowless chapter room. In 1879 the ''New York Tribune'' called it French Renaissance, but the stumpy pilasters and blocky detailing suggest the Neo-Grec style then near the end of its popularity." A late 19th century newspaper account dubbed the building a "perfect Bijou of tasteful decoration"

The present house on Riverside Drive was built in [[1899]], just after Columbia's move to [[Morningside Heights]], and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The former house was kept for a few years as a club for members from all chapters. From [[1904]] to [[1990]], a purpose-built St. Anthony's Club also operated for members of all branches of the society in an E. 64th St. townhouse.

== Alleged incidents ==

Once, St. A's kids threw a glass bottle at a black kid, sparking a protest that lasted about five minutes.

On another occasion, a black student entering St. Anthony Hall for a party held the door open for a young white female. She responded, "Thank you, I haven't seen you before, how long have you been working here?". She was later rather embarrassed.

Brothers of [[Pi Kappa Alpha]] once snuck a homeless person into one of the St. A's parties, claiming that the man was a professor of East African studies. He was able to stay long enough to get one drink before members of St. Anthony Hall ejected him.

== Members ==

Members are believed to include: Gussie Foshay Rothfeld, Rebecca Dunnan, Gillian Rogers, Clay Wiske, Preston Pohl, Brian Mulligan, Timothy Tzeng, Hugh Pollack, Bunny, Zoe Barry, Wyatt Angelo, Alexander Sullivan, Alexander Howard, Lizzy Fraser, Mariah Samost, Gabrielle Sloame, Charlotte Chapman, Lindsay Talbot, Katie Forer, Molly Black, Leila Forrence, Martina Hansen and Charmaine.

== External links ==

* [http://www.stanthonyhall.org/organization.asp St. Anthony Hall website]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_Psi Wikipedia article]

[[Category:Societies]]

St. Anthony Hall

2007-06-07T21:19:22Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: /* Members */

[[Image:Stas.jpg|thumb|St. A's building on Riverside Drive]]

[[Image:Oldstas.jpg|thumb|Original St. A's building on 28th St.]]

'''St. Anthony Hall''', better known as '''St. A's''' is a national organization that was founded at Columbia in [[1847]] and has since established chapters at elite universities around the country. It has the Greek letter designation '''Delta Psi'''. As Columbia's was the first chapter of the organization, it is known as the '''Alpha Chapter'''.

It is best described as half fraternity, half secret society. Though highly secretive, the organization is also known for its formalwear parties, and rumors of cocaine use abound.

At Columbia, St. A's owns a building on [[Riverside Drive]] adjacent to [[Woodbridge Hall|Woodbridge]], between [[116th Street|116th]] and 115th Streets.

==History==

St. A's was first founded at Columbia in 1847, although it did not have a home of its own until [[1879]], when the first St. A's house opened. It is still standing at 29 E. 28th St. and was designed by [[Columbia College]] alum [[James Renwick, Jr.]] According to the ''[[New York Times]]'', "old photographs show a high stoop arrangement with the figure of an owl on the peeked roof and a plaque with the Greek letters Delta Psi over the windowless chapter room. In 1879 the ''New York Tribune'' called it French Renaissance, but the stumpy pilasters and blocky detailing suggest the Neo-Grec style then near the end of its popularity." A late 19th century newspaper account dubbed the building a "perfect Bijou of tasteful decoration"

The present house on Riverside Drive was built in [[1899]], just after Columbia's move to [[Morningside Heights]], and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The former house was kept for a few years as a club for members from all chapters. From [[1904]] to [[1990]], a purpose-built St. Anthony's Club also operated for members of all branches of the society in an E. 64th St. townhouse.

== Alleged incidents ==

Once, St. A's kids threw a glass bottle at a black kid, sparking a protest that lasted about five minutes.

On another occasion, a black student entering St. Anthony Hall for a party held the door open for a young white female. She responded, "Thank you, I haven't seen you before, how long have you been working here?". She was later rather embarrassed.

Brothers of [[Pi Kappa Alpha]] once snuck a homeless person into one of the St. A's parties, claiming that the man was a professor of East African studies. He was able to stay long enough to get one drink before members of St. Anthony Hall ejected him.

== Members ==

Members are believed to include: Gussie Foshay Rothfeld, Rebecca Dunnan, Gillian Rogers, Clay Wiske, Preston Pohl, Brian Mulligan, Timothy Tzeng, Hugh Pollack, Bunny, Zoe Barry, Wyatt Angelo, Alexander Sullivan, Alexander Howard, Lizzy Fraser, Mariah Samost, Gabrielle Sloame, Charlotte Chapman, Lindsay Talbot, Katie Forer, Molly Black, Leila Forrence, and Charmaine.

== External links ==

* [http://www.stanthonyhall.org/organization.asp St. Anthony Hall website]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_Psi Wikipedia article]

[[Category:Societies]]

Talk:Nick Tenev

2007-06-04T11:59:22Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: /* Nomination for Deletion */

== Nomination for Deletion ==
*'''Delete''' - article needs to establish more relevance to campus life. A lot of these vanity pages that popped up today need to be trimmed down to describing their role on campus. I'm a fan of jokey, but this isn't facebook. [[User:Nonsensical|Nonsensical]] 10:15, 18 May 2007 (EDT)
*'''Keep''' - Frankly, I enjoy these pages. Is there a reason for deletion beyond some arbitrary standard of "notability" or a lack of space (which this page really isn't contributing to)? [[User:Pacman|Pacman]] 12:50, 18 May 2007 (EDT)
*'''Keep''' - I know it's borderline, but I think it's just relevant enough to keep. Also, I keep thinking back to Wikipedia - two years ago they would reject articles about "non-notable" high schools, but now they accept an article about any high school. I wonder, why reject "vanity" pages now if we'll end up accepting them within a short time. {{User:Reaganaut/sig}} 12:01, 19 May 2007 (EDT)
*'''Delete''' - This is neither funny nor is the subject relevant enough to University life to deserve a page. [[User:WhatYouKnowAboutThat|WhatYouKnowAboutThat]] 07:59, 4 June 2007 (EDT)

User talk:Reaganaut

2007-06-04T11:51:19Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: /* spam from nonregistered users */

==Restaurant articles==
Hey, maybe we could try integrating this into restaurant articles? http://wikicu.com/Template:Infobox_restaurant

Also, thanks for cleaning up my grammar! [[User:Absentminded|Absentminded]] 11:37, 8 April 2007 (EDT)

==Eskin==

*I agree! [[User:Pacman|Pacman]] 14:01, 29 March 2007 (EDT)

''inserting a colon before "Category" so that this redirect page doesn't appear in the category''<br>
Oooooh! So that's how you do that. Can you recommend a good tutorial on MediaWiki? I looked at their manual and found it hard to find what I wanted. [[User:Nonsensical|Nonsensical]] 14:34, 12 May 2007 (EDT)
:Unfortunately I don't know of any ''good'' MediaWiki guides... Everything I know, I learned here: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Editing That's probably the guide you were referring to though. {{User:Reaganaut/sig}} 14:48, 12 May 2007 (EDT)

Haha, thanks for the PrezBo, [[User:Reaganaut|Reaganaut]]. Tis a great honor. [[User:Nonsensical|Nonsensical]] 20:18, 19 May 2007 (EDT)

<blockquote>
''N Suicide‎; 04:02 . . (+22) . . [[User:Reaganaut|Reaganaut]]''
</blockquote>
[[User:Reaganaut|Reaganaut]], I notice you're editing the [[Suicide]] article at 4 in the morning. Is there something we need to talk about? [[User:Nonsensical|Nonsensical]] 04:06, 25 May 2007 (EDT)
:Ah, but it's 9:07am for me! Nothing to worry about at all :) {{User:Reaganaut/sig}} 04:08, 25 May 2007 (EDT)

==spam from nonregistered users==

edits by the nonregistered was enabled a few weeks ago. this seems to be highly correlated with:
# sorority shenanegans and
# viagra/vioxx spam.

i therefore request disabling edits without registering.
[[User:128.59.150.168|128.59.150.168]] 11:37, 1 June 2007 (EDT)

:mmmm, irony. --[[User:216.6.170.21|216.6.170.21]] 00:05, 2 June 2007 (EDT)

:Yes, I've seen all that spam. I think I ''will'' disable edits by unregistered users, but first, does anyone else have an opinion about this? {{User:Reaganaut/sig}} 09:06, 2 June 2007 (EDT)
::As long as we monitor the site, I think unregistered users should be able to make edits. [[User:WhatYouKnowAboutThat|WhatYouKnowAboutThat]] 07:51, 4 June 2007 (EDT)

Alpha Delta Phi

2007-06-04T00:13:35Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

'''Alpha Delta Phi''', known as ADP, is a coed greek organization whose (very large) house is located on 114th St. They are known as a sort of alternative to fraternities and sororities and this reputation is reflected by its membership, a collection of bohemian/hipster types. They throw a popular event called "Hot Jazz" every year, although it was cancelled this year due to ADP's inability to get permission from Columbia. This is further evidence that they are different from fraternities, since "real" fraternities don't feel the need to get permission from the university to throw parties.

Alpha Delta Phi

2007-06-04T00:13:16Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: New page: ''Alpha Delta Phi'', known as ADP, is a coed greek organization whose (very large) house is located on 114th St. They are known as a sort of alternative to fraternities and sororities and...

''Alpha Delta Phi'', known as ADP, is a coed greek organization whose (very large) house is located on 114th St. They are known as a sort of alternative to fraternities and sororities and this reputation is reflected by its membership, a collection of bohemian/hipster types. They throw a popular event called "Hot Jazz" every year, although it was cancelled this year due to ADP's inability to get permission from Columbia. This is further evidence that they are different from fraternities, since "real" fraternities don't feel the need to get permission from the university to throw parties.

Frat Row

2007-06-04T00:05:09Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

'''Frat Row''' is the stretch of 114th St between Broadway and Amsterdam where a lot of [[fraternities]] and [[sororities]] are located. Some also extend the definition to 113th St, where a number of other fraternity houses are located.

Other buildings on the north of Frat Row are [[Carman Hall|Carman]], [[Butler Library|Butler]], and [[John Jay Hall|John Jay]]. Other buildings on the south are [[Ruggles Hall|Ruggles]] and the entrance to [[Broadway Residence Hall|Broadway]] and [[Hogan Hall|Hogan]].

==Houses on 114th==

*[[Beta Theta Pi]]
*[[Kappa Delta Rho]]
*[[Alpha Epsilon Pi]]
*[[Psi Upsilon]]
*[[Sigma Delta Tau]]
*[[Pi Kappa Alpha]]
*[[Kappa Alpha Theta]]
*[[Alpha Delta Phi]]

==Houses on 113th==
*[[Sigma Chi]]
*[[Zeta Psi]]
*[[Sigma Nu]]
*[[Delta Gamma]]
*[[Sigma Phi Epsilon]]

== Map ==
<googlemap lat="40.806371" lon="-73.963137" type="map" zoom="16" width="500" height="300" controls="small">
#758bc5
40.806623, -73.96466, West end of Frat Row
40.805543, -73.962096, East end of Frat Row
</googlemap>

[[Category:Housing]]
[[Category:Outdoor spaces on the Morningside Heights campus]]

Talk:Frat Row

2007-06-03T23:59:53Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

can we maybe get a list of houses on here? this always confused me. [[User:Pacman|Pacman]] 16:11, 2 June 2007 (EDT)

Yeah I can do that. [[User:WhatYouKnowAboutThat|WhatYouKnowAboutThat]] 19:59, 3 June 2007 (EDT)

Inter Greek Council

2007-06-02T19:05:31Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

The '''Inter-Greek Council''' (IGC) is the council of the thirteen [[w:North-American Interfraternity Conference|NIC]] [[fraternities]] and four [[w:National Panhellenic Conference|NPC]] [[sororities]]. Its current president is [https://directory.columbia.edu/people/uni?code=mem2124 Margy Elise McCullough-Hicks] CC '08 and member of [[Kappa Alpha Theta]].

The amount of power the council has is often questioned, given the tenuousness of the relationship between the university and the IGC itself.

[[Category:Student government]]
[[Category:Fraternities and sororities]]

Frat Row

2007-06-02T18:38:25Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

'''Frat Row''' is the stretch of 114th St between Broadway and Amsterdam where a lot of [[fraternities]] and [[sororities]] are located. Some also extend the definition to 113th St, where a number of other fraternity houses are located.

Other buildings on the north of Frat Row are [[Carman Hall|Carman]], [[Butler Library|Butler]], and [[John Jay Hall|John Jay]]. Other buildings on the south are [[Ruggles Hall|Ruggles]] and the entrance to [[Broadway Residence Hall|Broadway]] and [[Hogan Hall|Hogan]].

== Map ==
<googlemap lat="40.806371" lon="-73.963137" type="map" zoom="16" width="500" height="300" controls="small">
#758bc5
40.806623, -73.96466, West end of Frat Row
40.805543, -73.962096, East end of Frat Row
</googlemap>

[[Category:Housing]]
[[Category:Outdoor spaces on the Morningside Heights campus]]

Talk:Alleged sorority website plagiarism

2007-06-02T14:32:46Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

I have removed the information about the alleged sorority website plagiarism from the articles about KAT and AXO. I have instead placed the allegations in this article ("Alleged sorority website plagiarism"). Anyone is now free to respond to the allegations in this article. However, DO NOT just delete information without providing a good explanation. {{User:Reaganaut/sig}} 09:36, 2 June 2007 (EDT)

This is hilarious. [[User:WhatYouKnowAboutThat|WhatYouKnowAboutThat]] 10:32, 2 June 2007 (EDT)

Five pillars theory

2007-05-31T07:19:13Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

Somewhat controversial theory formulated by [[Tao Tan]] in 2004.

Basically, it goes like this. There are five pillars that define the greatness of a university. They are (in no particular order):
:* Undergraduate education and quality of life
:* Law
:* Business
:* Medicine
:* Science & engineering

Columbia's institutional agenda ought to focus on strengthening those five pillars, and not things like sustainable development, globalization, public health, arts, or postmodernist feminist deconstructionist antihegemonist critiques of Marxism.

Note that this theory fails for schools such as [[Princeton]] and Amherst which lack Law, Business, and Medicine. Then again, those universities may indeed be low-grade.

[[Category:Humor]]
[[Category:Opinion pieces]]

Yale University

2007-05-20T21:06:09Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: Yale moved to Yale University: Consistency of naming.

[[Image:Yalevcolumbia.jpg|thumb|Early Yale-Columbia [[football]] game]]

*[[Harvard]] hates it, for some inexplicable reason
*Basketball coach [[Joe Jones]]' brother coaches there
*Lots of presidents and potential presidents seem to come from there
*The above may have something to do with its shady, scary centuries-old WASP clubs with names evoking the remnants of death. Perhaps.
*Makes good locks.

==Columbia vs. Yale football program covers==

<gallery>
Image:Columbiayale4.jpg|From [[1872]], one of the first intercollegiate football games ever played
Image:Columbiayale2.jpg|From [[1934]]
Image:Columbiayale5.jpg|From [[1947]]
Image:Columbiayale3.jpg|From [[1948]]: not cool
Image:Columbiayale.jpg|From [[1955]]
</gallery>

[[Category:Universities]]

Yale

2007-05-20T21:06:09Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: Yale moved to Yale University: Consistency of naming.

#REDIRECT [[Yale University]]

University of California, Berkeley

2007-05-20T21:04:21Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: Berkeley moved to University of California, Berkeley: Consistency of Naming

{{wp-also2|University of California, Berkeley}}

'''UC Berkeley''' is one of the few schools more protest-happy than Columbia.

It is also known for its debilitating bureaucracy, but at least it has school spirit.

[[Category:Universities]]

Berkeley

2007-05-20T21:04:21Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: Berkeley moved to University of California, Berkeley: Consistency of Naming

#REDIRECT [[University of California, Berkeley]]

Brown University

2007-05-20T21:03:17Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: Brown moved to Brown University: Consistency of naming

'''Brown University''' is an [[Ivy League]] university in Providence, Rhode Island.

No one learns anything at Brown because it doesn't have a [[Core Curriculum]] and every single course can be taken on a pass/fail basis.

It is unclear whether Columbia or Brown is the most "liberal" Ivy League university.

[[Category:Universities]]

Brown

2007-05-20T21:03:17Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: Brown moved to Brown University: Consistency of naming

#REDIRECT [[Brown University]]

Dartmouth College

2007-05-20T21:00:01Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: Dartmouth moved to Dartmouth College: All other schools are called "University," so to follow form I am moving "Dartmouth" to "Dartmouth College"

Motto: "A voice crying out in the wilderness". Deep, deep in the wilderness.

Somehow in the [[Ivy League]].

[[Category:Universities]]

Dartmouth

2007-05-20T21:00:00Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: Dartmouth moved to Dartmouth College: All other schools are called "University," so to follow form I am moving "Dartmouth" to "Dartmouth College"

#REDIRECT [[Dartmouth College]]

University of Chicago

2007-05-20T20:58:33Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

Where fun goes to die.

In fact, it has such a scary reputation that few apply, and thus almost half get in. Students take pride in the so-called "Uncommon Application," since there is little else about which to be proud.

Claims to have either an older or more rigorous [[Core Curriculum]] than Columbia. Both assertions are dubious.

[[Category:Universities]]

Talk:Andrea Mackris

2007-05-20T20:29:58Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

Is the only connection to Columbia the fact that she graduated from the J-School? [[User:WhatYouKnowAboutThat|WhatYouKnowAboutThat]] 16:29, 20 May 2007 (EDT)

Nachos

2007-05-20T18:27:32Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: Redirecting to Nacho's Kitchen

#REDIRECT [[Nacho's_Kitchen]]

Morton Williams

2007-05-20T18:26:06Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

'''Morton Williams University Supermarket''' is a supermarket on [[Broadway]] between 115th and 116th St. Its phone number is 212-666-4190. Very bright lights. It's cramped, it's expensive, but it's so damn convenient. And they do manage to fit a very wide selection in the narrow aisles. And it is right across the street from campus. Alcoholics beware: no beer between midnight and noon on Sundays.

== History as University Food Market ==

The supermarket used to be known as '''University Food Market''' or just '''UFM''' before it was bought by Associated Supermarkets and rebranded as one of their Morton Williams stores. Out of touch professors still talk about UFM in class. As for students, once the class of [[2007]] graduates, UFM will have been erased from the collective student memory.

== Map ==
<googlemap lat="40.807573" lon="-73.964561" type="map" zoom="16" width="500" height="300" controls="small">
40.807573, -73.964561, Morton Williams
</googlemap>

[[Category:Supermarkets in Morningside Heights]]

WikiCU talk:Notability

2007-05-20T17:43:00Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: /* General thoughts */

== People ==
Recently a lot of "vanity pages" have been popping up, and WikiCU's never really established a policy on what the criteria is for people to have articles, I thought this would be a good place to discuss it. [[User:Nonsensical|Nonsensical]] 19:46, 19 May 2007 (EDT)

=== Current Students ===
*Should articles about current students be expected to bear some relevance to campus life or is anyone deserving of an article as long as someone is willing to write one?

==== [[User:Nonsensical|Nonsensical]]'s thoughts ====

:So I'm sort of torn on this, but I'm leaning toward a standard criteria for notability. Here's my pro/con

:'''Pro''' Notability Standard:
:*One of the things that initially drew me to WikiCU was looking at the [[:Category:Students|students]] section and realizing there were a lot of students that were important to campus life that I was not aware of. I feel like including people whose articles are only interesting to that person and their friends dilutes the wiki and makes it less interesting to read through. It was interesting to find out who [[Chas Carey]] was and see how much he's involved in that's important to student life on campus, whereas reading an article like [[Patrick Kerns]], who I'm sure is a nice guy and all, but I don't really know why anyone would care to find out the nicknames of someone whose claim to fame is working for [[collegeboxes]] for a few weeks.
:*More vanity pages means a lot of pages that won't be carefully watched and will likely accumulate information that is either false or outdated as time goes on.

:'''Con''' Notability Standard:
:*Allowing "vanity pages" may draw in more users who will subsequently get very involved or at the very least edit a few more articles that are a little more relevant.
:*I'm somewhat eager to write stupid articles about myself and all my friends

:'''Proposed Criteria for Notability''':
:*An article mainly about them in the [[spec]], [[bwog]], or any major publication.
:*Elected position in student government, university senate
:*Participation in one or more student groups that together play an important role in student life (e.g. writer for student publications, involvement in performing arts groups). And by important role in student life, I mean that it affects students ''outside'' the organizations in which they participate.
:*Created a book, album, or film that is widely distributed (or well known on campus)

----

=== Alumni ===
*Should alumni pages be held to different standards?
*If a person has an article as a current student, should its contents change to suit relevance to campus life several years after graduation?

==== [[User:Nonsensical|Nonsensical]]'s thoughts ====

:I feel like standards for creating a page for an alumnus should be higher than current students. If a student was borderline deserving of an article as a current student but then has [[Chris Szabla|absolutely no bearing on campus life]] whatsoever after graduating, I don't see why there needs to be an article about them unless they:
:*effected some change that is relevant after graduation
:*achieved something impressive after graduation

== General thoughts ==

* I think Nonsensical has created a very well thought out set of criteria, and I would support making them the official criteria. {{User:Reaganaut/sig}} 20:04, 19 May 2007 (EDT)
* Nonsensical's standards would be fine if there were a space crunch and we really had to limit the number of articles on WikiCU by imposing a filter like notability. But is there? I don't see how extra information about any student or an alumnus hurts the site in any way, whereas Nonsensical acknowledges it could help bring in more users. [[User:Pacman|Pacman]] 00:12, 20 May 2007 (EDT)
* While I like the relatively informal nature of this wiki, some standards are necessary for it to be taken seriously by the student body, in my opinion. I think the criteria set out above are a good metric to use for gauging notability. [[User:WhatYouKnowAboutThat|WhatYouKnowAboutThat]] 13:43, 20 May 2007 (EDT)

Talk:Latin phrases

2007-05-18T03:44:59Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: New page: ==BA/AB== I thought only the College and the Law School used Latin in degrees. Barnard does too? ~~~~

==BA/AB==

I thought only the College and the Law School used Latin in degrees. Barnard does too? [[User:WhatYouKnowAboutThat|WhatYouKnowAboutThat]] 23:44, 17 May 2007 (EDT)

Matthew Fox

2007-05-16T05:18:03Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

{{wp-also}}

'''Matthew C. Fox''' CC '89 is [[Columbia College]]'s [[2007]] [[Class Day]] speaker. He is an actor on ABC's TV show ''Lost''.

His selection as speaker has angered many in the Class of 2007, although they have been hapless to replace him. They have, however, managed to spawn several anti-Fox and ironically pro-Fox [[facebook]] groups. Despite the general disappointment in Fox's selection as speaker, many students who heard the speech said he was great, if not even better than McCain.

Fox was somehow involved in the [[1988]] [[football]] game in which Columbia broke its 40+ game losing streak.

==External Links==
* [http://www.bwog.net/publicate/index.php?tag_id=1403 Bwog articles pertaining to Matthew Fox]

{{succession|preceded=[[John McCain]]|succeeded=?|office=[[Columbia College]] [[Class Day]] Speaker|years=[[2007]]}}

[[Category:Columbia College alumni|Fox, Matthew]]
[[Category:Columbia College Class Day speakers|Fox, Matthew]]

Caffe Swish

2007-05-11T21:09:58Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat:

{{Infobox restaurant
|Name=Caffe Swish
|Image=
|Cuisine=Thai and Japanese fusion
|Location=Broadway between 115th and 116th
|Menu=[http://www.menupages.com/restaurantdetails.asp?areaid=0&restaurantid=4861&neighborhoodid=0&cuisineid=0 Menu]
|Violations=[http://167.153.150.32/RI/web/detail.do?method=detail&restaurantId=40928691&inspectionDate=20061019 22 points]
|Website=
}}

'''Caffe Swish''' is a Thai and Japanese fusion restaurant on [[Broadway]] between 115th and 116th Streets. Its phone number is 212-222-3568.

Swish has an extensive menu, ranging from bog-standard Asian dishes to a few more exciting choices. Options include Thai Sate, Pad Thai, various curries, etc. Most dishes are of an average standard and fairly reliable. The service is quick, though sometimes it's too quick and you get your main course 10 seconds after your starter. A number of people believe the waiters can be a little harsh, and one of them is somewhat sadistic. Generally, however, you can't go wrong with this place. Just watch out for the communal table in the center of the restaurant - you might like it or you might hate it. Their Bento Lunch Box deal is among the best in the neighborhood.

Swish might be a good restaurant to try if you're looking for Asian food but you're bored of MSG-infested [[Ollie's]].

== Map ==
<googlemap lat="40.807845" lon="-73.964344" type="map" zoom="16" width="500" height="300" controls="small">
40.807845, -73.964344, Caffe Swish (Thai/Japanese)
</googlemap>

== External links ==
* [http://www.menupages.com/restaurantdetails.asp?areaid=0&restaurantid=4861&neighborhoodid=0&cuisineid=0 Menu]
* [http://167.153.150.32/RI/web/detail.do?method=detail&restaurantId=40928691&inspectionDate=20061019 Current violation points: 22]

[[Category:Asian restaurants]]

Blogs

2007-05-10T22:21:54Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: Reverted edits by 160.39.181.74 (Talk); changed back to last version by Reaganaut

Many Columbia students keep '''blogs''' in one way or another. This page will hopefully list as many as possible.

== Active blogs ==

{|
|- style="background:#DDDDDD;"
| '''Blog name'''
| '''Author'''
| '''Topics'''
| '''Active?'''
|-
| [http://www.bwog.net/ The Bwog]
| [[The Bwog]]
| gossip, events, scandal
| yes
|-
| [http://blog.cupolitics.org/ The Columns]
| [[CPU]] and pals
| politics
| yes
|-
| [http://editorjosh.blogspot.com/ The Stories Behind Spec News]
| Josh
| [[Columbia Daily Spectator]], publishing
| yes
|-
| [http://theonetrain.blogspot.com/ The One Train]
| Daniella Zalcman
| photos of strangers
| yes
|-
| [http://hashbrownsandtoast.wordpress.com/ Hash Browns...and Toast!]
| ?
| ?
| yes
|-
| [http://fiveplusone.net/ Five Plus One]
| ?
| ?
| yes
|-
| [http://columbiacritic.blogspot.com/ The Columbia Critic]
| ?
| news commentary
| yes
|-
| [http://robynschneider.com/blog.html Queued Paper]
| [[Robyn Schneider]]
| writing, [[NYC]]
| yes
|-
| [http://wang-tastic.blogspot.com/ wang. i am a bear.]
| Stephen Wang
| news commentary
| yes
|-
| [http://roarlions.blogspot.com/ Roar Lions Roar]
| ?
| football, [[Columbia Lions]]
| yes
|-
| [http://www.blog.cupolitics.org/ CPU Blog]
| [[CPU]]
| politics
| yes
|-
| [http://eternalmiserablesuffering.blogspot.com/ Eternal, Miserable Suffering]
| ?
| funny but true rants
| yes
|-
| [http://www.columbiancokane.blogspot.com/ Columbian CoKane]
| Matt Kane
| social commentary
| yes
|-
| [http://speccopy.blogspot.com/ The Spec Copy Community]
| [[CML]] and [[Darya Deker]] (?)
| [[Columbia Daily Spectator]]
| fairly active
|-
| [http://cureport.blogspot.com/ Columbia Report]
| "Benouss"
| breaking headlines
| it's only got one post so far
|}

== Inactive blogs ==

{|
|- style="background:#DDDDDD;"
| '''Blog name'''
| '''Author'''
| '''Topics'''
| '''Active?'''
|-
| [http://columbiadems.blogspot.com/ Columbia Dems]
| [[College Dems]]
| Democrats, [[College Dems]]
| not since early April
|-
| [http://opencolumbia.blogspot.com/ Columbia College Student Council]
| [[CCSC]]
| CCSC emails
| not since March
|-
| [http://blog.columbiaspectator.com/housing_2007/ The Shaft]
| [[Spec]]
| [[housing lottery]] 2007
| not since [[General Selection]] ended
|-
| [http://blog.columbiaspectator.com/opinion/ Columbia Spectator opinion blog]
| [[Spec]]
| ?
| doesn't even work
|-
| [http://www.2nd-law.blogspot.com/ 2nd Law]
| ?
| weird stuff about China
| no
|}

[[Category:Blogs]]

Talk:Jordy Lievers

2007-05-10T00:45:55Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: New page: If she requested that this page be deleted and it was, why is it back? ~~~~

If she requested that this page be deleted and it was, why is it back? [[User:WhatYouKnowAboutThat|WhatYouKnowAboutThat]] 20:45, 9 May 2007 (EDT)

Talk:Calvin Sun

2007-05-10T00:44:06Z

WhatYouKnowAboutThat: New page: This doesn't seem right... ~~~~

This doesn't seem right... [[User:WhatYouKnowAboutThat|WhatYouKnowAboutThat]] 20:44, 9 May 2007 (EDT)