The School at Columbia University - Revision history

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	'''The School at Columbia University''' is a school for professor's brats; the name is suitably pretentious. It is more commonly known as '''The School'''. It was developed as a recruitment tool for faculty, though it now has to reject large numbers of faculty brats because of its increasing popularity and the increasing number of other neighborhood kids in the school.		'''The School at Columbia University''' is a school for professor's brats; the name is suitably pretentious. It is more commonly known as '''The School'''. It was developed as a recruitment tool for faculty, though it now has to reject large numbers of faculty brats because of its increasing popularity and the increasing number of other neighborhood kids in the school.

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 == External links ==
-*[http://theschool.columbia.edu/ TSC's website}
+*[http://theschool.columbia.edu/ TSC's website]
 *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_School_at_Columbia_University Wikipedia on TSC]
 *[https://twitter.com/The_School TSC's Twitter feed, because they're hip like that]

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 *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_School_at_Columbia_University Wikipedia on TSC]
 *[https://twitter.com/The_School TSC's Twitter feed, because they're hip like that]
-*[http://bwog.com/2012/03/19/from-the-issue-ipads-yoga-and-blank-checks/ The Blue and ''White'' on TSC's budget woes, and how the school is wrapped up in neighborhood relations and faculty benefits (to the detriment of both)]
+*[http://bwog.com/2012/03/19/from-the-issue-ipads-yoga-and-blank-checks/ ''The Blue and White'' on TSC's budget woes, and how the school is wrapped up in neighborhood relations and faculty benefits (to the detriment of both)]

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 == External links ==
-[http://theschool.columbia.edu/ The School at Columbia website]
+*[http://theschool.columbia.edu/ TSC's website}
 == References ==

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	'''The School at Columbia University''' is a school for professor's brats; the name is suitably pretentious. It is more commonly known as '''The School'''. It was developed as a recruitment tool for faculty, though it now has to reject large numbers of faculty brats because of its increasing popularity and the increasing number of other neighborhood kids in the school.		'''The School at Columbia University''' is a school for professor's brats; the name is suitably pretentious. It is more commonly known as '''The School'''. It was developed as a recruitment tool for faculty, though it now has to reject large numbers of faculty brats because of its increasing popularity and the increasing number of other neighborhood kids in the school.

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 In order to build it, Columbia struck a compromise with the neighborhood, reserving half the spots for local children who'd get in by lottery. <ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2002/05/17/News/K8.School.Generates.A.Year.Of.Controversy-2038909.shtml K-8 School Generates A Year of Controversy - The Spectator, 5-17-2002]</ref>. The community threw multiple hissy fits in the process, even though they were promised half the seats and need based financial aid. <ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2003/01/23/News/Cu.Maintains.Scholarships.For.Neighborhood.Students-2037882.shtml CU Maintains Scholarships for Neighborhood Students - The Spectator, 1-23-2003]</ref>. Then they threw more hissy-fits. <ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/09/30/News/Private.School.Broke.Lottery.Agreement-2036180.shtml Private School Broke Lottery Agreement - The Spectator, 9-30-2004]</ref>
-After 3 years, Columbia had to tell faculty there wasn't enough room in the school for their kids anymore. Oops. <ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2005/02/02/News/Columbia.K8.School.Faces.Admission.Crisis-2032094.shtml Columbia K-8 School Faces Admission Crisis - The Spectator, 2-2-2005]</ref>. Hell, even the normally unabashedly pro-community Spectator called it ridiculous. <ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2005/09/26/Opinion/Staff.Editorial.Failing.the.School-2030492.shtml  Failing 'The School' - The Spectator, 9-26-2005]</ref>
+After 3 years, Columbia had to tell faculty there wasn't enough room in the school for their kids anymore. Oops. <ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2005/02/02/News/Columbia.K8.School.Faces.Admission.Crisis-2032094.shtml Columbia K-8 School Faces Admission Crisis - The Spectator, 2-2-2005]</ref>. Hell, even the normally unabashedly pro-community Spectator called it ridiculous. <ref>[http://www.eye.columbiaspectator.com/2005/09/26/staff-editorial-failing-school  Failing 'The School' - The Spectator, 9-26-2005]</ref>
 == External links ==

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-School for professor's brats. The name is suitably pretentious. Developed as a recruitment tool for faculty.
+'''The School at Columbia University''' is a school for professor's brats; the name is suitably pretentious. It is more commonly known as '''The School'''. It was developed as a recruitment tool for faculty, though it now has to reject large numbers of faculty brats because of its increasing popularity and the increasing number of other neighborhood kids in the school.
-Not to be confused with the [[Columbia Science, Math and Engineering Secondary School]].
+It should not be confused with the [[Columbia Science, Math and Engineering Secondary School]].
 In order to build it, Columbia struck a compromise with the neighborhood, reserving half the spots for local children who'd get in by lottery. <ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2002/05/17/News/K8.School.Generates.A.Year.Of.Controversy-2038909.shtml K-8 School Generates A Year of Controversy - The Spectator, 5-17-2002]</ref>. The community threw multiple hissy fits in the process, even though they were promised half the seats and need based financial aid. <ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2003/01/23/News/Cu.Maintains.Scholarships.For.Neighborhood.Students-2037882.shtml CU Maintains Scholarships for Neighborhood Students - The Spectator, 1-23-2003]</ref>. Then they threw more hissy-fits. <ref>[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2004/09/30/News/Private.School.Broke.Lottery.Agreement-2036180.shtml Private School Broke Lottery Agreement - The Spectator, 9-30-2004]</ref>
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 == External links ==
-[http://theschool.columbia.edu/ The School at Columbia Website]
+[http://theschool.columbia.edu/ The School at Columbia website]
 == Notes ==