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Pacman: New page: '''Swetha Regunathan''' CC '07 came to Columbia as a transfer student from NYU. In her two years at the school, she dabbled in various pursuits, including [[Pa...

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New page: '''Swetha Regunathan''' CC '07 came to Columbia as a transfer student from NYU. In her two years at the school, she dabbled in various pursuits, including [[Pa...

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'''Swetha Regunathan''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '07 came to Columbia as a [[transfer student]] from [[NYU]]. In her two years at the school, she dabbled in various pursuits, including [[Parliamentary Debate]], ''[[Spec]]'' and ''[[The Eye]]'', before committing herself to literary pursuits, and becoming published in [[Tablet]] and [[Quarto]]. Regunathan was the recipient of the [[John Vincent Hickey Prize]] for her senior thesis on John Milton's ''Paradise Lost''. Born in India and a resident of Montreal, Connecticut, [[Queens]], and New Jersey, Swetha now lives in Mississippi and is planning a future in the literary world.

[[Category:Columbia College alumni]]

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 '''Swetha Regunathan''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[2007|07]] came to Columbia as a [[transfer student]] from [[NYU]]. In her two years at the school, she dabbled in various activities, including [[Parliamentary Debate]], ''[[Spec]]'' and ''[[The Eye]]'', before committing herself to literary pursuits, becoming published in ''[[Tablet]]'' and ''[[Quarto]]''.
-Regunathan was the recipient of the [[John Vincent Hickey Prize]] for her senior thesis on John Milton's ''Paradise Lost''. Born in India and residing at various times in Montreal, [[Connecticut]], [[Queens]], [[New Jersey]], and Mississippi Swetha lived in [[Brooklyn]] after graduation, working for Cambridge University Press. She is now a grad student at [[Brown]] and is planning a future in the literary world.
+Regunathan was the recipient of the [[John Vincent Hickey Prize]] for her senior thesis on John Milton's ''Paradise Lost''. Born in India and residing at various times in Montreal, [[Connecticut]], [[Queens]], [[New Jersey]], and Mississippi, Swetha lived in [[Brooklyn]] after graduation, working for Cambridge University Press. She is now a grad student at [[Brown]] and is planning a future in the literary world.
 [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Regunathan]]
 [[Category:Class of 2007|Regunathan]]
 [[Category:English majors|Regunathan]]

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 '''Swetha Regunathan''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[2007|07]] came to Columbia as a [[transfer student]] from [[NYU]]. In her two years at the school, she dabbled in various activities, including [[Parliamentary Debate]], ''[[Spec]]'' and ''[[The Eye]]'', before committing herself to literary pursuits, becoming published in ''[[Tablet]]'' and ''[[Quarto]]''.
-Regunathan was the recipient of the [[John Vincent Hickey Prize]] for her senior thesis on John Milton's ''Paradise Lost''. Born in India and residing at various times in Montreal, Connecticut, [[Queens]], and New Jersey, Swetha now lives in Mississippi and New York. She works for Cambridge University Press and is planning a future in the literary world.
+Regunathan was the recipient of the [[John Vincent Hickey Prize]] for her senior thesis on John Milton's ''Paradise Lost''. Born in India and residing at various times in Montreal, [[Connecticut]], [[Queens]], [[New Jersey]], and Mississippi Swetha lived in [[Brooklyn]] after graduation, working for Cambridge University Press. She is now a grad student at [[Brown]] and is planning a future in the literary world.
 [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Regunathan]]
 [[Category:Class of 2007|Regunathan]]
 [[Category:English majors|Regunathan]]

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−	'''Swetha Regunathan''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '07 came to Columbia as a [[transfer student]] from [[NYU]]. In her two years at the school, she dabbled in various activities, including [[Parliamentary Debate]], ''[[Spec]]'' and ''[[The Eye]]'', before committing herself to literary pursuits, becoming published in ''[[Tablet]]'' and ''[[Quarto]]''.	+	'''Swetha Regunathan''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '[[2007\|07]] came to Columbia as a [[transfer student]] from [[NYU]]. In her two years at the school, she dabbled in various activities, including [[Parliamentary Debate]], ''[[Spec]]'' and ''[[The Eye]]'', before committing herself to literary pursuits, becoming published in ''[[Tablet]]'' and ''[[Quarto]]''.

	Regunathan was the recipient of the [[John Vincent Hickey Prize]] for her senior thesis on John Milton's ''Paradise Lost''. Born in India and residing at various times in Montreal, Connecticut, [[Queens]], and New Jersey, Swetha now lives in Mississippi and New York. She works for Cambridge University Press and is planning a future in the literary world.		Regunathan was the recipient of the [[John Vincent Hickey Prize]] for her senior thesis on John Milton's ''Paradise Lost''. Born in India and residing at various times in Montreal, Connecticut, [[Queens]], and New Jersey, Swetha now lives in Mississippi and New York. She works for Cambridge University Press and is planning a future in the literary world.

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−	'''Swetha Regunathan''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '07 came to Columbia as a [[transfer student]] from [[NYU]]. In her two years at the school, she dabbled in various activities, including [[Parliamentary Debate]], ''[[Spec]]'' and ''[[The Eye]]'', before committing herself to literary pursuits, becoming published in [[Tablet]] and [[Quarto]]. Regunathan was the recipient of the [[John Vincent Hickey Prize]] for her senior thesis on John Milton's ''Paradise Lost''. Born in India and residing at various times in Montreal, Connecticut, [[Queens]], and New Jersey, Swetha now lives in Mississippi and is planning a future in the literary world.	+	'''Swetha Regunathan''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '07 came to Columbia as a [[transfer student]] from [[NYU]]. In her two years at the school, she dabbled in various activities, including [[Parliamentary Debate]], ''[[Spec]]'' and ''[[The Eye]]'', before committing herself to literary pursuits, becoming published in ''[[Tablet]]'' and ''[[Quarto]]''.
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		+	Regunathan was the recipient of the [[John Vincent Hickey Prize]] for her senior thesis on John Milton's ''Paradise Lost''. Born in India and residing at various times in Montreal, Connecticut, [[Queens]], and New Jersey, Swetha now lives in Mississippi and New York. She works for Cambridge University Press and is planning a future in the literary world.

	[[Category:Columbia College alumni\|Regunathan]]		[[Category:Columbia College alumni\|Regunathan]]
		+	[[Category:Class of 2007\|Regunathan]]
		+	[[Category:English majors\|Regunathan]]

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−	'''Swetha Regunathan''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '07 came to Columbia as a [[transfer student]] from [[NYU]]. In her two years at the school, she dabbled in various activities, including [[Parliamentary Debate]], ''[[Spec]]'' and ''[[The Eye]]'', before committing herself to literary pursuits, ~~and~~ becoming published in [[Tablet]] and [[Quarto]]. Regunathan was the recipient of the [[John Vincent Hickey Prize]] for her senior thesis on John Milton's ''Paradise Lost''. Born in India and residing at various times in Montreal, Connecticut, [[Queens]], and New Jersey, Swetha now lives in Mississippi and is planning a future in the literary world.	+	'''Swetha Regunathan''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '07 came to Columbia as a [[transfer student]] from [[NYU]]. In her two years at the school, she dabbled in various activities, including [[Parliamentary Debate]], ''[[Spec]]'' and ''[[The Eye]]'', before committing herself to literary pursuits, becoming published in [[Tablet]] and [[Quarto]]. Regunathan was the recipient of the [[John Vincent Hickey Prize]] for her senior thesis on John Milton's ''Paradise Lost''. Born in India and residing at various times in Montreal, Connecticut, [[Queens]], and New Jersey, Swetha now lives in Mississippi and is planning a future in the literary world.

	[[Category:Columbia College alumni\|Regunathan]]		[[Category:Columbia College alumni\|Regunathan]]

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	'''Swetha Regunathan''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '07 came to Columbia as a [[transfer student]] from [[NYU]]. In her two years at the school, she dabbled in various activities, including [[Parliamentary Debate]], ''[[Spec]]'' and ''[[The Eye]]'', before committing herself to literary pursuits, and becoming published in [[Tablet]] and [[Quarto]]. Regunathan was the recipient of the [[John Vincent Hickey Prize]] for her senior thesis on John Milton's ''Paradise Lost''. Born in India and residing at various times in Montreal, Connecticut, [[Queens]], and New Jersey, Swetha now lives in Mississippi and is planning a future in the literary world.		'''Swetha Regunathan''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '07 came to Columbia as a [[transfer student]] from [[NYU]]. In her two years at the school, she dabbled in various activities, including [[Parliamentary Debate]], ''[[Spec]]'' and ''[[The Eye]]'', before committing herself to literary pursuits, and becoming published in [[Tablet]] and [[Quarto]]. Regunathan was the recipient of the [[John Vincent Hickey Prize]] for her senior thesis on John Milton's ''Paradise Lost''. Born in India and residing at various times in Montreal, Connecticut, [[Queens]], and New Jersey, Swetha now lives in Mississippi and is planning a future in the literary world.

−	[[Category:Columbia College alumni]]	+	[[Category:Columbia College alumni\|Regunathan]]

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−	'''Swetha Regunathan''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '07 came to Columbia as a [[transfer student]] from [[NYU]]. In her two years at the school, she dabbled in various activities, including [[Parliamentary Debate]], ''[[Spec]]'' and ''[[The Eye]]'', before committing herself to literary pursuits, and becoming published in [[Tablet]] and [[Quarto]]. Regunathan was the recipient of the [[John Vincent Hickey Prize]] for her senior thesis on John Milton's ''Paradise Lost''. Born in India and ~~a resident of~~ Montreal, Connecticut, [[Queens]], and New Jersey, Swetha now lives in Mississippi and is planning a future in the literary world.	+	'''Swetha Regunathan''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '07 came to Columbia as a [[transfer student]] from [[NYU]]. In her two years at the school, she dabbled in various activities, including [[Parliamentary Debate]], ''[[Spec]]'' and ''[[The Eye]]'', before committing herself to literary pursuits, and becoming published in [[Tablet]] and [[Quarto]]. Regunathan was the recipient of the [[John Vincent Hickey Prize]] for her senior thesis on John Milton's ''Paradise Lost''. Born in India and residing at various times in Montreal, Connecticut, [[Queens]], and New Jersey, Swetha now lives in Mississippi and is planning a future in the literary world.

	[[Category:Columbia College alumni]]		[[Category:Columbia College alumni]]

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−	'''Swetha Regunathan''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '07 came to Columbia as a [[transfer student]] from [[NYU]]. In her two years at the school, she dabbled in various ~~pursuits~~, including [[Parliamentary Debate]], ''[[Spec]]'' and ''[[The Eye]]'', before committing herself to literary pursuits, and becoming published in [[Tablet]] and [[Quarto]]. Regunathan was the recipient of the [[John Vincent Hickey Prize]] for her senior thesis on John Milton's ''Paradise Lost''. Born in India and a resident of Montreal, Connecticut, [[Queens]], and New Jersey, Swetha now lives in Mississippi and is planning a future in the literary world.	+	'''Swetha Regunathan''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] '07 came to Columbia as a [[transfer student]] from [[NYU]]. In her two years at the school, she dabbled in various activities, including [[Parliamentary Debate]], ''[[Spec]]'' and ''[[The Eye]]'', before committing herself to literary pursuits, and becoming published in [[Tablet]] and [[Quarto]]. Regunathan was the recipient of the [[John Vincent Hickey Prize]] for her senior thesis on John Milton's ''Paradise Lost''. Born in India and a resident of Montreal, Connecticut, [[Queens]], and New Jersey, Swetha now lives in Mississippi and is planning a future in the literary world.

	[[Category:Columbia College alumni]]		[[Category:Columbia College alumni]]