Club Zamana - Revision history

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 * 2009-2010: Diva Datwani, CC '10
 * 2010-2011: Anuj Jhunjhunwala, CC '11
 * 2013-2014: Tanvi Gupta

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 * 2009-2010: Diva Datwani, CC '10
 * 2010-2011: Anuj Jhunjhunwala, CC '11
 == South Asian Intergroup ==

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 * Sikh Students Association
 * [[Hindu Students Organization]]
-* Muslim Students Association
+* [[Muslim Students Association]]
 * Club Dimensions
 * cuBhangra

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 * Club Zamana
-* Organization of Pakistani Students
+* [[Organization of Pakistani Students]]
 * [[Club Bangla]]
 * Ahimsa
 * Sikh Students Association
-* Hindu Students Organization
+* [[Hindu Students Organization]]
 * Muslim Students Association
 * Club Dimensions

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 * Club Zamana
 * Organization of Pakistani Students
-* Club Bangla
+* [[Club Bangla]]
 * Ahimsa
 * Sikh Students Association
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 * Awaaz
 * CU Sur
 == External links ==

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 * 2002-2003: Deepak Shrivastava, SEAS '03
-* 2003-2004:
+* 2003-2004: Darshan Doshi
-* 2004-2005:
+* 2004-2005: Diti Sangoi, CC '05
 * 2005-2006: Sunita Kurra, BC '06
 * 2006-2007: Tina Bhardwaj, BC '07

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-'''Club Zamana''' is the largest undergraduate South Asian organization at Columbia University, and a functional umbrella for the South Asian groups on campus. The group caters to a mailing list of over 1,000 general body members and strives to foster harmony, promote cultural awareness, and highlight the South Asian presence at Columbia. In May 2008, Zamana was awarded the [[King's Crown Intergroup Award]], to recognize its efforts in bringing together the South Asian community and its prominent groups.
+'''Club Zamana''' is the largest undergraduate South Asian organization at Columbia, and a functional umbrella for the South Asian groups on campus. The group caters to a mailing list of over 1,000 general body members and strives to foster harmony, promote cultural awareness, and highlight the South Asian presence at Columbia. In May 2008, Zamana was awarded the [[King's Crown Intergroup Award]], to recognize its efforts in bringing together the South Asian community and its prominent groups.
-Zamana was founded in the 1970's as the Indian Students Association, the present name was adopted in 1987 in order to better represent the growing diversity of the South Asian population. Within the university, Zamana is recognized by both Columbia and Barnard student activity organizations and has ties with several academic and community leaders in the area.
+Zamana was founded in the 1970s as the '''Indian Students Association''', the present name was adopted in [[1987]] in order to better represent the growing diversity of the South Asian population. Within the university, Zamana is recognized by both Columbia and Barnard student activity organizations and has ties with several academic and community leaders in the area.
-Throughout the year, the club holds a wide range of events for our members and the community. These events range from political forums, movie nights, community service days, semi formals, career panels, and educational activities. In the spring semester, Zamana puts on one of Columbia University's largest cultural shows, [[Tamasha]], featuring performances from all Columbia South Asian dance troupes at Columbia, other student performances, and outside acts.  The most recent iteration is on record as the largest cultural show ever held on the Morningside Heights campus.
+Throughout the year, the club holds a wide range of events for our members and the community. These events range from political forums, movie nights, community service days, semi formals, career panels, and educational activities. In the spring semester, Zamana puts on Columbia University's largest cultural show, [[Tamasha]], featuring performances from all Columbia South Asian dance troupes at Columbia, other student performances, and outside acts.
 ==Mission Statement==
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 * 2008-2009: Varun Gulati
 * 2009-2010: Diva Datwani
 == External links ==
 * [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/zamana Zamana website]
 [[Category:Cultural clubs]]