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Absentminded: New page: '''Columbia College Days''' is a week long series of events started in 2002 with a goal of developing school-spirit and pride. Typically occurs during the first week of April. Sometime's ...

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New page: '''Columbia College Days''' is a week long series of events started in 2002 with a goal of developing school-spirit and pride. Typically occurs during the first week of April. Sometime's ...

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'''Columbia College Days''' is a week long series of events started in 2002 with a goal of developing school-spirit and pride. Typically occurs during the first week of April. Sometime's incorporates [[Dean's Day]] into the calendar of events. In 2004, College Days inaugurated the [[King's Ball]], the first four-class formal in nearly 100 years.<ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtmlhttp://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtml Columbia College Days More Extravagant, Pricey Than Ever - The Spectator, 3-24-04]</ref> In 2005, they forgot to hold College Days. No one noticed. They did hold a [[King's Ball]], but some kids got busted for various "acts" and as a result the Ball was called off the next year. In 2006, College Days came back, with lots of honoring of [[Austin Quigley|Austin Quigley's]] 10 years as Dean of CC. Free t-shirts were also given out.

Somehow just doesn't have the cachet that [[E-Weeks]] has.

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	College Days was initially started in [[2002]] with a goal of developing school-spirit and pride. College Days sometimes incorporates [[Dean's Day]] into the calendar of events. In [[2004]], College Days inaugurated the [[King's Ball]], the first four-class formal in nearly 100 years.<ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtmlhttp://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtml Columbia College Days More Extravagant, Pricey Than Ever - The Spectator, 3-24-04]</ref> In [[2005]], they forgot to hold College Days. No one noticed. They did hold a [[King's Ball]], but some kids got busted for various "acts" and as a result the Ball was called off the next year. In [[2006]], College Days came back, with lots of honoring of [[Austin Quigley\|Austin Quigley's]] 10 years as Dean of CC. Free t-shirts were also given out.		College Days was initially started in [[2002]] with a goal of developing school-spirit and pride. College Days sometimes incorporates [[Dean's Day]] into the calendar of events. In [[2004]], College Days inaugurated the [[King's Ball]], the first four-class formal in nearly 100 years.<ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtmlhttp://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtml Columbia College Days More Extravagant, Pricey Than Ever - The Spectator, 3-24-04]</ref> In [[2005]], they forgot to hold College Days. No one noticed. They did hold a [[King's Ball]], but some kids got busted for various "acts" and as a result the Ball was called off the next year. In [[2006]], College Days came back, with lots of honoring of [[Austin Quigley\|Austin Quigley's]] 10 years as Dean of CC. Free t-shirts were also given out.

		+	In [[2012]], CCSC announced that the 2013 College Days would be replaced instead by a new week-long "Columbia Music Festival" in partnership with [[WKCR]], [[Bacchanal]], [[WBAR]], and [[Postcrypt]], culminating in the Bacchanal [[Spring Concert]].

	== References ==		== References ==

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−	'''Columbia College Days''' is a ~~week long~~ series of events started in [[2002]] with a goal of developing school-spirit and pride~~. The events typically occur during the first week of April~~. College Days sometimes incorporates [[Dean's Day]] into the calendar of events. In [[2004]], College Days inaugurated the [[King's Ball]], the first four-class formal in nearly 100 years.<ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtmlhttp://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtml Columbia College Days More Extravagant, Pricey Than Ever - The Spectator, 3-24-04]</ref> In [[2005]], they forgot to hold College Days. No one noticed. They did hold a [[King's Ball]], but some kids got busted for various "acts" and as a result the Ball was called off the next year. In [[2006]], College Days came back, with lots of honoring of [[Austin Quigley\|Austin Quigley's]] 10 years as Dean of CC. Free t-shirts were also given out.	+	'''Columbia College Days''' (commonly known as just '''College Days''') is the annual celebration of [[Columbia College]]. College Days usually takes the shape of a series of events that aim to raise school sprit and pride. The events typically take place in early April and are organized by the [[Campus Life Committee]] of [[CCSC]].
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		+	== History ==
		+	College Days was initially started in [[2002]] with a goal of developing school-spirit and pride. College Days sometimes incorporates [[Dean's Day]] into the calendar of events. In [[2004]], College Days inaugurated the [[King's Ball]], the first four-class formal in nearly 100 years.<ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtmlhttp://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtml Columbia College Days More Extravagant, Pricey Than Ever - The Spectator, 3-24-04]</ref> In [[2005]], they forgot to hold College Days. No one noticed. They did hold a [[King's Ball]], but some kids got busted for various "acts" and as a result the Ball was called off the next year. In [[2006]], College Days came back, with lots of honoring of [[Austin Quigley\|Austin Quigley's]] 10 years as Dean of CC. Free t-shirts were also given out.


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−	'''Columbia College Days''' is a week long series of events started in [[2002]] with a goal of developing school-spirit and pride. ~~Typically occurs~~ during the first week of April. ~~Sometime's~~ incorporates [[Dean's Day]] into the calendar of events. In [[2004]], College Days inaugurated the [[King's Ball]], the first four-class formal in nearly 100 years.<ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtmlhttp://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtml Columbia College Days More Extravagant, Pricey Than Ever - The Spectator, 3-24-04]</ref> In [[2005]], they forgot to hold College Days. No one noticed. They did hold a [[King's Ball]], but some kids got busted for various "acts" and as a result the Ball was called off the next year. In [[2006]], College Days came back, with lots of honoring of [[Austin Quigley\|Austin Quigley's]] 10 years as Dean of CC. Free t-shirts were also given out.	+	'''Columbia College Days''' is a week long series of events started in [[2002]] with a goal of developing school-spirit and pride. The events typically occur during the first week of April. College Days sometimes incorporates [[Dean's Day]] into the calendar of events. In [[2004]], College Days inaugurated the [[King's Ball]], the first four-class formal in nearly 100 years.<ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtmlhttp://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtml Columbia College Days More Extravagant, Pricey Than Ever - The Spectator, 3-24-04]</ref> In [[2005]], they forgot to hold College Days. No one noticed. They did hold a [[King's Ball]], but some kids got busted for various "acts" and as a result the Ball was called off the next year. In [[2006]], College Days came back, with lots of honoring of [[Austin Quigley\|Austin Quigley's]] 10 years as Dean of CC. Free t-shirts were also given out.

−	~~Somehow just doesn't have the cachet that [[E-Weeks]] has.~~

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−	'''Columbia College Days''' is a week long series of events started in 2002 with a goal of developing school-spirit and pride. Typically occurs during the first week of April. Sometime's incorporates [[Dean's Day]] into the calendar of events. In 2004, College Days inaugurated the [[King's Ball]], the first four-class formal in nearly 100 years.<ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtmlhttp://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtml Columbia College Days More Extravagant, Pricey Than Ever - The Spectator, 3-24-04]</ref> In 2005, they forgot to hold College Days. No one noticed. They did hold a [[King's Ball]], but some kids got busted for various "acts" and as a result the Ball was called off the next year. In 2006, College Days came back, with lots of honoring of [[Austin Quigley\|Austin Quigley's]] 10 years as Dean of CC. Free t-shirts were also given out.	+	'''Columbia College Days''' is a week long series of events started in [[2002]] with a goal of developing school-spirit and pride. Typically occurs during the first week of April. Sometime's incorporates [[Dean's Day]] into the calendar of events. In [[2004]], College Days inaugurated the [[King's Ball]], the first four-class formal in nearly 100 years.<ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtmlhttp://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/03/24/News/Columbia.College.Days.More.Extravagant.Pricey.Than.Ever-2034409.shtml Columbia College Days More Extravagant, Pricey Than Ever - The Spectator, 3-24-04]</ref> In [[2005]], they forgot to hold College Days. No one noticed. They did hold a [[King's Ball]], but some kids got busted for various "acts" and as a result the Ball was called off the next year. In [[2006]], College Days came back, with lots of honoring of [[Austin Quigley\|Austin Quigley's]] 10 years as Dean of CC. Free t-shirts were also given out.

	Somehow just doesn't have the cachet that [[E-Weeks]] has.		Somehow just doesn't have the cachet that [[E-Weeks]] has.

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		+	==Notes==
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	[[Category:Annual events]]		[[Category:Annual events]]