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  • [[Image:68blood.jpg|thumb|A student emerges from the violent aftermath of the 1968 protests]] ...over the course of a week in late April, and the division of the Columbia student body these actions caused. They came to a violent end when [[University Pre
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  • ==Butler the student== While a student at Columbia, Butler was also a member of [[Psi Upsilon]] and the [[Peitholo
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  • ...hear" song than the "un-singable" "Stand, Columbia." The following fall, [[Student Board]] took up the call, approving "Sans Souci" as the official school son ...he [http://archive.org/stream/historyofcolumbi012462mbp#page/n199/mode/2up student life chapter] of the Bicentennial History of Columbia volume on Columbia Co
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  • In 1969, a faculty-student commission chaired by [[w:Harvey C. Mansfield, Sr.|Harvey C. Mansfield, Sr. [[Student Affairs]] maintains a [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/rotc website] with inform
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  • ...the World (tm)'' was formed in [[1904]] and was one of the oldest student groups on campus, and the perpetrator of one of Columbia's only traditions, [[Orgo ...tell you about." The tour also may or may not involve actually taking tour groups underground.
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  • ...d grow and prosper according to the Master Plan, until the [[1968 protests|student riots of 1968]] finally forced the Trustees to evaluate new options. ...assical structure, complementing Low Library's academic focus with that of student life. The building plan became grander and grander, with additional feature
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  • ...in partnership with Columbia, and it has its own administration, faculty, student body, and campus. Columbia and Barnard students may take classes on both ca == Student life ==
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  • '''Columbia/Barnard Hillel''' is a student group that exists to promote Jewish life on campus. Hillel is in the [[Kraf ==Student Life at Hillel==
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  • ...Nu Historical Initiative, and cooperative campus programming with student groups such as the [[Columbia Iranian Students Association]], [[Orchesis]], [[Glob ...ties at CU, with brothers serving as leaders in dozens of Columbia student groups."
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  • ...[[2002]], as an organization primarily composed of students involved with student government. Members are now required to do community service and maintain a ...nts ([[Beta Jam]]) and providing a practice space for several campus music groups. Beta is also one of the only fraternity houses to have its own covered out
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  • ...osenberg</b> [http://maxlawyer.110mb.com/RosenbergAndPress/biomax.htm] , a student from Columbia's [[Graduate School of Arts and Sciences]], met with the othe ...enberg sent an email to the group of five inviting them to meet him at the student center by the piano to begin a new group.
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  • ...the culmination of a week-long series of events where other black student groups are invited to put on programming pertaining to the principles for each nig Other initiatives involve the formation of our new student mentoring and community service program: BSO MACS. BSO MACS seeks to match
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  • The '''Asian American Alliance''' is a student group for the Asian Pacific American community. It claims to be one of the ...litical organizations, community service organizations, off campus groups, student conferences, and the University administration.
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  • ...rts itself independently. There also instances of MSPH supporting student groups on campus, as it does for the [[Barnard Columbia Undergraduate Public Healt ...the faculty list and [[Chelsea Clinton]] and [[Christy Turlington]] in the student body.
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  • ...rancis S. Levien Gymnasium|Levien Gym]], featuring performances by student groups and clubs, prize give-aways, contests, and culminating with the introductio ...on increasing attendance at games. In its place the department initiated a Student Rewards Program in the hopes of increasing attendance with more giveaways.<
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  • ...ts also frequently complain about the frequency with which rap and hip-hop groups are featured, as opposed to other genres. Relatedly, Columbia students comp ...s Board at Columbia|ABC]], they receive most of their budget directly from student life fees. The councils have, in the past, co-sponsored the concert by add
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  • ...rsity College Democrats''' (CU Dems) is one of the largest and most active groups on campus. The President for 2013-2014 is Sejal Singh, and the Vice Preside ...d condemned] one month later by the Dems after identity-based and activist groups on campus yelled at them for a while.
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  • ...coordinate events with campus groups set up throughout the building, dance groups perform on the ramps every half hour, etc. People come for the free food an ...t.Ever.Student.Attendance-2032133.shtml "Lerner Party Garners Highest Ever Student Attendance"], Columbia Spectator, 2/4/05.</ref>. Matt Harrison is said to b
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  • ...unities. CI consists of a dedicated corps of about 950 Columbia University student volunteers participating in 25 community service programs, which serve more ...tudent executives who oversee the coordinators of each of the groups. The student executives work closely with the Community Impact staff to facilitate opera
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  • '''Student life''' at Columbia has a number of dimensions. Students make the best of t ...oming increasingly closed-minded. You will then awkwardly acknowledge your former friends while walking around campus with a tepid wave or (if necessary), su
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