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• Student groups
  ...ide range of interests including fraternities, sororities, club sports and student government organizations. == Official groups ==
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• Wien Hall
  ...lach]]), and [[Furnald Hall|Furnald]] would not be able to accommodate the student body, which was approaching 17,000. Thus, in [[1925]], Columbia built Johns ...ohn Jay, Johnson was more than just a dormitory. It housed an infirmary, a student activities center, and the bottom floor was meant to house a refectory (din
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• 600 West 113th Street
  * 4:1 student to bathroom ratio. * Sophomores in groups of 8 can clean out all the doubles in a suite or floor, essentially taking
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• St. Paul's Chapel
  ...m on the day of [[University Commencement]] to signal the beginning of the student procession. If you enter St Paul's and turn left to the northwest staircase St. Pauls' crypt (basement) is used by a number of student groups. The [[Postcrypt Coffeehouse]]s take place in a small intimate space, and t
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• Student groups
  ...ide range of interests including fraternities, sororities, club sports and student government organizations. == Official groups ==
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• Columbia Organization of Rising Entrepreneurs
  ...and holds business planning competitions to award seed money to promising student start-ups. [[Category:ABC groups]]
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• Chicanx Caucus
  ...Student Forum Representative<br>'''Paulina Vázquez''', East Coast Chicano Student Forum Representative<br> |Category=[[:Category:Cultural clubs|Cultural]], [[:Category:ABC groups|ABC Groups]]
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• Student Coalition on Expansion and Gentrification
  ...Expansion and Gentrification''' (SCEG) is a member club of the [[Columbia Student Solidarity Network]]. SCEG was founded in fall 2003 in response to the univ ...cted by the process of gentrification, and to educating and mobilizing the student body towards a goal of greater University accountability. We support the l
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• Club
  #REDIRECT [[Student groups]]
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• Columbia Student Solidarity Network
  |Name=Columbia Student Solidarity Network The '''Columbia Student Solidarity Network''' (CSSN) was an umbrella organization for left-wing and
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• Arts Initiative
  ...ong its aims are to make the arts part of the experience of every Columbia student's education and to promote a life-long involvement in the arts. ...e pillars. The Initiative nurtures the vast artistic energy – nearly 150 groups, departments, and programs - on Columbia’s campus. It creates and strengt
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• Alfred Lerner Hall
  '''Alfred Lerner Hall''' is the student center. It was built from [[1996]]-[[1999]], replacing [[Ferris Booth Hall] After several years in which student groups had been exiled to a [[Lion's Court|corrugated shack]] outside [[John Jay H
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• Roone Arledge Auditorium
  ...[CCSC]] president [[Matthew Harrison]] established a fund to allow student groups to have risers installed in the auditorium for performances.
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• The Blue and White
  ...columns by [[Verily Veritas]], an extremely pretentious fictional Columbia student. It is also known for its exclusive use of hand-drawn illustrations. ...s focused more on pieces of "hard" journalism, in contradistinction to its former, less serious, and more literary character.
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• Columbia College Student Council
  The '''Columbia College Student Council''' (CCSC) organizes events and promotes issues that are important t ...ncil are now available at yourCCSC.com. You can email the Columbia College Student Council Executive Board at [mailto:ccsc@columbia.edu ccsc@columbia.edu].
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• Low Library
  ...obstacles in doing so, and that tags from the 1920s indicated that student groups had tried but failed. Today, access to the dome is no longer that uncommon
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• Engineering Student Council
  ...students in [[SEAS]]. Not to be confused with the [[Engineering Graduate Student Council]]. ...nt and ESC President) Organizes and runs meetings; chief advocate for SEAS student body
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• George Krebs
  ...ing events given to governing boards instead of being requested by student groups directly. *[http://www.ivygateblog.com/blog/tags/george_krebs/ Now This is a Student Politician We Can Get Behind - IvyGate]
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• Matt Sanchez
  ...', or '''Matt Sanchez''', (b. 1 December 1970), [[GS]] '[[2007|07]], was a student in the [[School of General Studies]]. After it was revealed he had an exte Sanchez was a student at Columbia in the [[School of General Studies]] Class of 2007, where he pu
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• CTV
  '''CTV''' stands for '''Columbia Television'''. It is an entirely student-run television station which airs 24/7 on Channel 37 (closed-circuit). The Presence at on-campus events, and up to date information about trends and the student-body at Columbia.
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• Columbia Unbecoming
  ...k on monitoring college campuses for anti-Israel sentiment and Arab campus groups and professors. ...hat’s quite similar to the Ku Klux Klan, or to the Nazi party". Columbia student, [[Ariel Beery]] (who helped the David Project produce ''Columbia Unbecomin
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• 1968 protests
  [[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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• Nicholas Murray Butler
  ==Butler the student== While a student at Columbia, Butler was also a member of [[Psi Upsilon]] and the [[Peitholo
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• School songs
  ...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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• Reserve Officers Training Corps
  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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• Columbia University Marching Band
  ...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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• Development of the Morningside Heights campus
  ...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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• Prefrosh
  ...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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• Hillel
  '''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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• Sigma Nu
  ...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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• Beta Theta Pi
  ...[[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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• Nonsequitur
  ...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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• Black Students Organization
  ...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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• Asian American Alliance
  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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• Mailman School of Public Health
  ...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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• Basketball Mania
  ...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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• Concert on the Steps
  ...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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• Columbia University College Democrats
  ...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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• Glass House Rocks
  ...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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• Community Impact
  ...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
  '''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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• International Socialist Organization
  ...he United States. It has a chapter at Columbia that is recognized by the [[Student Governing Board]]. ...sliding scale depending on income, with $20 a typical student figure. All student clubs typically exaggerate their membership in funding applications.
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• New York University
  [[Image:MaryKate.jpg|thumb|Famous NYU student Mary-Kate Olsen getting her beauty sleep]] ...s. That wasn't in the brochure! Entire iPods of the latest, greatest indie groups are recycled while the trollies get snarled in traffic, and without access
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• King's Crown (symbol)
  ...he turn of the twentieth century, and even then was adopted in an informal student-driven manner. ...perhaps, had the most to do with the crown's staying power. The first was student driven, the second, alumni, and the third, administrative.
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• University Shield
  ...a scan of it. It appears that design was somewhat prevalent among student groups of the 60s through 80s based on its yearbooks usage.</ref>
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• Activities fair
  ...lubs]] set up tables to attract and sign up unsuspecting first years. Many groups will retain students' emails for years to come. [[Category:Student groups]]
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• Activities Board at Columbia
  ...Cultural clubs|cultural clubs]], [[:Category:Performance clubs|performance groups]], [[:Category:Student_publications|publications]], and special events. AB ...proving expenditures, advising recognized groups in cooperation with [[SDA|Student Development & Activities]] (SDA), and voting on the allocations to each gro
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• Interschool Governing Board
  ...ol Governing Board''' (IGB) is a [[governing board]] which funds [[student groups]] that consist of both graduate and undergraduate students, unlike the othe ..., but pulls in funding from various graduate schools and the undergraduate student life pool. It should be noted this board is also technically overseen by th
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• Student Governing Board
  ...s chartered by the [[Board of Trustees]]. It represented groups from every student body in the University, although it has since been forced to limit its memb ...subsequently forced to divest of their student groups with large graduate student memberships, creating the [[Interschool Governing Board]].
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• Earl Hall
  ...religious and community service HQ. Previously, Earl served as Columbia's student health center and had medical offices in the basement level. Designed by [[ ...r floor, which is often used for "town hall" events. Most campus religious groups have an office in here. Ironically, the Chaplain's Office is not located he
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• Barack Obama
  ...a College|CC]] '[[1983|83]] was the 44th President of the United States. A former US Senator from [[w:Illinois|Illinois]], he is the first African-American t Obama [[transfer student|transferred]] to CC from [[w:Occidental College|Occidental College]], which
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• Student Government Association
  ...overnment of Barnard College, as well as a [[governing board]] for student groups at Barnard. In spring 2013, SGA announced the creation of the [[Governing ...eetings, SGA strives to promote open dialogue and action that will enhance student life at Barnard College.
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• GSSC elections, 2007
  The '''General Studies Student Council elections of 2007''' took place online from April 12 to April 13, 2 ...embers to build a strong and unified GS community, and representing the GS student body in official capacity.
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• Student government
  '''Student government''' may refer to: *[[student councils]] (most likely)
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• Senior Societies
  Society membership tends to reflect powerful student leaders across the campus, and some seats develop 'lineages', passing on fr In [[1965]], the groups appear to have been hit with a broader crisis as numerous members resigned.
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• Columbia Secondary School for Math, Science, and Engineering
  ...4s, and hail from all socioeconomic and ethnic/racial groups. The current student population is 55% Hispanic, 20% Black, 20% White, and 5% Asian, and the sch ...ed approach to assessing schools, which means that the school demonstrated student performance GAINS on state ELA and Math exams greater than almost every oth
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• Advice for prefrosh
  * Show up to lots of [[:Category:Student groups|club]] meetings. They're a great way to meet people and get a sense of what * Since Facebook was launched, every class has formed groups saying "The class of 20xx is going to show Columbia how to party!!" and fri
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• Agora
  '''Agora''' was an online scholarly community proposed by Student Affairs Caucus of the [[University Senate]] in 2003-2004. After two years o the scholarly community, the Student Affairs Committee (SAC) developed the Agora
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• 2007
  *[[Matt Sanchez]] exposed as a former porn star ...ancial Aid officer [[David Charlow]] accused of accepting kickbacks from a student loan company, suspended
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• Columbia Undergraduate Scholars Program
  Approximately 400 undergraduates are members of one of these groups at any given time. No one can apply to become a Scholar; rather, it is a de The program is administered by the [[Center for Student Advising]].
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• University Commencement
  ...www.columbia.edu/acis/networks/advanced/commencement/2007/commencement2007-student.ram Degree Candidates Procession]. This usually coincides with a loud cheer After the ceremony ends, student [[a capella]] groups sing [[School Songs#Alma Mater|"Stand, Columbia"]]. This is followed by a r
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• East Campus exclusion suite
  ...aising their point value. This meant that ECX suites usually only went to groups of three seniors and two sophomores (thus having an ECX group pt value of 3 ...n process. This was found to create a great deal of confusion amongst the student body as well as creating a lot of additional work for the Housing staff. T
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• Club Zamana
  ...s efforts in bringing together the South Asian community and its prominent groups. .... Within the university, Zamana is recognized by both Columbia and Barnard student activity organizations and has ties with several academic and community lea
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• Orchesis
  '''Orchesis''' is a the largest student run dance group on campus. It encompasses all styles and levels and routine [[Category:ABC groups]]
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• Housing lottery
  ...ints and lottery number 3000, who in turn gets to choose his room before a student with 20 points and lottery number 1, and so on down the ranks. Appointment Senior/junior/sophomore status is determined based on the year a student entered Columbia, not on the year he expects to graduate. If students form
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• King's Crown Shakespeare Troupe
  ...ty Show, with a smaller budget and bigger heart, relations between the two groups have since become amicable, due to actor crossover and a general breakdown ...oyal" despite later offers from the [[Varsity Show]] or other teams, while groups such as [[CU Players]] permit their project leaders to exert nearly-autonom
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• Improve Columbia
  * <del>Make Lerner 6 available for student use</del> - 2009 renovations created office space for Judicial Services, De == Student life ==
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• Student clubs
  #REDIRECT [[Student groups]]
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• Residence hall lounge reservation
  '''Residence hall lounge reservation''' is often required for student group activities to hold events. ...s no part in lounge reservations, although only [[ABC]]-recognized student groups may register.
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• Calvin Sun
  ...profit 501(c)(3) organization, the [[w: ECAASU | East Coast Asian American Student Union (ECAASU)]]. He sometimes can be spotted around campus pretending that * Vice President of [[Columbia College Student Council]]
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• Culinary Society
  ...volunteer work, educational forums, and collaborations with other student groups and off-campus organizations.
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• Raw Elementz
  ...group is a student-choreoraphed dance crew that was established in 2001 by former Culture Shock dancer Kristin Liu. Raw Elementz is well-known for crowd-plea ...tions and rehearsals due to the audition nature, but most of the time both groups tend to perform as one single unit. Raw's breakers also consistently hold o
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• Engineers Without Borders
  ...a developing country, raising funds for these designs and finally sending groups of students to the country in order to implement these solutions. The school campus only has one city-provided water tap, forcing faculty and student to walk large distances for water. This makes taking showers, cooking meals
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• Hellas
  '''Hellas''' (Ελλάς; Historically: ''Greece'') is a student club for Greeks. Its mission is to "promote Hellenic heritage and culture". [[Category:ABC groups]]
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• February 20
  ...un Whitey cartoon|Blacky Fun Whitey]]" draws outrage from minority student groups
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• University Archives
  ...nd unbuilt. Subject folders with newspaper clippings and photos of student groups and major campus events.
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• 2007 hunger strike
  ...BOSS]], [[SOL]], [[Delta Sigma Theta]], and the [[ISO]] were among student groups offering support. The [[CCSC]], [[GSSC]], and Barnard's [[SGA]] offered "st ...to officially oppose the strike. A ''[[Spec]]'' poll found that 64% of the student body did not support the strike and that 73% thought that the administratio
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• Student Organization of Latinos
  ...' is meant to foster unity among various Latino and Latin American student groups.
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• Tenacious bureaucratic wrangling
  ...Office of the General Counsel]] will reverse many an initial 'no'. Student groups are highly encouraged to stay on good terms with the General Counsel member Get enough media attention and pretend to speak on behalf of a student body the administration is sorely disconnected from, and getting your way i
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• CUNIX
  ...ully appreciate the potential of CUNIX to help them manage their [[student groups]], individual directories, research projects, and email lists. If you ask p * CUNIX groups: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permissions Permissions], the access rights
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• Majordomo
  ...n to any student who has access to an approved list. Many larger [[student groups]] use Majordomo to manage their listserv subscriptions.
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• Barnard cap
  ...arnard room selection. That is, if you have 8 people including one Barnard student in the group, and the cap is filled, your group becomes a group of 7.
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• Columbia Society of Automotive Engineers
  ...'SAE'''), also known as '''Knickerbocker Motorsports''', is an engineering student group that competes in Formula SAE, an international, intercollegiate engin This student group occasionally displays their car on College Walk.
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• History of the tunnels
  ...in the tunnels to keep tabs on the university and police response. Radical groups such as the [[SDS]] and some [[Harlem]] civil rights protestors also joined ...ever since the system was closed off following its use by [[1968 protests|student rioters in 1968]]. Some tags on the tunnel walls have dates from the 1970s
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• Analogies
  * [[Student Financial Services]] = IRS ==Student Groups==
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• King’s Crown Leadership Awards
  ...nother way, they are given to students who either did a good job running a student group, did the administration's bidding, or sometimes both. Since 2013 awar ...ay[[1905]] for that school year by the [[King's Crown (group)|King's Crown student organization]]. For some reason Columbia lists the official establishment d
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• Executive board
  ...ften abbreviated '''e-board''') of a [[student groups|student group]] or [[student government]] organization is a small committee that does most of the work o
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• The Man
  ...mbia administration) is screwing an innocent member of society (a Columbia student).]] ...ication of the "establishment" that supposedly suppresses various minority groups. The term may also at times be used as a synonym for the [[administration]]
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• Bacchanal
  ...l Events]]. While historically receiving funding a manner similar to other groups under the [[ABC]] mantle, Bacchanal now receives a separate allocation from [[Category:Student groups]]
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• List of articles to create
  *[[Committee on Student Life]], [[CSL]] (1968) *[[Graduate Student Advisory Council]], [[GSAC]]
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• Columbia Queer Alliance
  ...nsgender, and questioning student population. Its original name was the '''Student Homophile League (SHL)'''. As an openly homosexual student, [[Robert Anthony Martin, Jr.]], pseudonym [[Stephen Donaldson]], [[Columbi
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• Ticket and Information Center
  ...,'' ''Spring Awakening,'' and ''Sunday in the Park with George.'' Discount student tickets normally fall between $20 and $30. Students can log in to a secure ...0, compared to a normal ticket price of $12. Theaters offering vouchers or student tickets include AMC Loews Theaters, City Cinemas/Angelika Film Center, Clea
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• ServiceNation Presidential Candidates Forum
  ...et up next to the [[Low Steps]] or in their dorms on [[CTV]]. Some student groups fell over themselves to try and capitalize on the event by piggybacking ont
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• Norman Finkelstein speech
  In March of [[2006]], a coalition of student groups sponsored a '''speech by controversial academic [[w:Norman Finkelstein|Norm ...akistani Students]], [[International Socialists Organization]], [[Columbia Student Solidarity Network]], and [[Students Promoting Empowerment and Knowledge]].
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• Project Health
  ..." through its three Family Help Desks. The organization is almost entirely student-run, with some support from full-time local staff in New York and national ...National restructured to focus only on the Family Help Desk programs. Most former youth programs were transitioned to other nonprofits and independent Commun
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• NOMADS
  ...2003. The group is recognized officially at Barnard only (by Barnard's [[Student Government Association]]). The current president is [[Charlie Dinkin]], wit ...imaginative, and challenging new theater. Since 2003, NOMADS has produced student-written dramas, comedies, musicals, multimedia, and interdis- ciplinary wor
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• Chinese Students Club
  ...unar Gala]], a huge Chinese culture/fashion show, being one of the largest student productions on campus, as well as [[Night Market]], a large festival on [[L ...as formerly a satellite group of CSC, but was recognized as an independent student group by the [[Activities Board at Columbia]] in spring 2009, existing now
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• Society of International Undergraduates
  The '''Society of International Undergraduates''' is the official student group for international students and internationally-minded students of Co [[Category:ABC groups]]
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• King's Crown (group)
  ...isted into the early 1970s.)</ref> Beneath the Deans in charge was a joint student-faculty-administrator-alumni King's Crown Advisory Committee (sometimes cal ...ruary of [[1903]] the organization began considering a scheme to recognize student participation in non-athletic activities. <ref>[http://query.nytimes.com/gs
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• Taiwanese American Students Association
  ...(TASA) is one of the many cultural groups on campus. TASA is a recognized student group under the [[Activities Board at Columbia]], and puts on many differen
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• Governing boards
  ...y the University, then given in ratio to the [[student councils]] based on student body population. At [[F@CU]], the councils divide the money between the go ...tions. Their primary purposes are to grant official recognition to student groups, and dole out funding.
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• Student councils
  The '''Student Councils''' at Columbia are organized groups of students charged with various responsibilities. ...university; rather, they exist at the pleasure of the respective deans of student affairs. By contrast, students representatives elected to the [[University
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• Compass Christian Koinonia
  ...BSK'''), is a campus religious organization on campus, recognized by the [[Student Governing Board]]. The group has two divisions: undergraduate and graduate [[Category:SGB groups]]
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• Black Theatre Ensemble
  ...ack Theatre Ensemble''' (BTE) is one of the many on-campus performing arts groups. As is evidenced by the group's title, BTE usually performs theatrical pie BTE is a recognized student group under the [[Activities Board at Columbia]].
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• African Students Association
  ...ion''' is the campus group for African culture. The group is a recognized student group under the [[Activities Board at Columbia]]. This group is a distinct [[Category:ABC groups]]
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• American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
  ...edu/carleton/index.html Carleton Lab] in [[Mudd Hall]]. It is a recognized student group under the [[Activities Board at Columbia]]. [[Category:ABC groups]]
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• Columbia Japan Society
  ...ety''' (CJS) is the Japanese cultural group on campus. It is a recognized student group under the [[Activities Board at Columbia]]. Membership is open to st [[Category:ABC groups]]
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• Interim Governing Body
  ...stitution for a new funding board following the collapse of the [[Union of Student Organizations]] the previous spring. Later that semester the [[Activities B ...years later in 2006 to represent student groups with significant graduate student participation.
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• Acción Boricua
  ...Columbia University in general and to collaborate with other non-Latino/a groups inside and outside the Columbia gates. The group took its name from the na [[Category:ABC groups]]
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• Entrepreneurship
  Many students are participants in major entrepreneurship-oriented student organizations, such as [http://coreatcu.com/ CORE] or [http://www0.gsb.colu === Student Groups ===
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• Columbia Science Review
  |Category=[[:Category:Student publications|Student publications]] When CSR was founded, many science groups existed in Columbia. but there was no science publication that sought to br
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• Columbia Women Business Society
  As one of the largest pre-professional groups at the University, it is committed to helping Columbia women attain their p In each of the past five years, approximately 200-300 female undergraduate student leaders at Columbia have attended the conference. Through two keynote addre
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• Edmund Burke Society
  Surprisingly, the society is approved by Columbia's [[Student Governing Board]], for reasons unknown. Perhaps it is recognized for its me * [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/sgb/groups.html Columbia SGB-Recognized Groups]
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• Lion Fund LLC
  ...ent group. Founded in 2011, Lion Fund is currently the largest independent student-run investment group in the Ivy League. In its 28 quarters of operation, Li ..., Lion Fund has developed a reputation for being one of the most exclusive groups on campus. In 2017, Lion Fund accepted 10 applicants out of over 170.
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• Korean Students Association
  The '''Korean Students Association''' or KSA is a student group that seeks to celebrate and promote Korean cultural heritage at Colum [[Category:ABC groups]]
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• Sabor
  ...ia’s King’s Crown Award for Best Program, the highest award given to a student group. [[Category:ABC groups]]
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• Wind Ensemble
  ...ction of conductor Theodore "T.J." Perlick Molinari after finding that the former group had dissolved, leaving the university community with no outlet for se ...n the [[Teachers College]] Conducting Partnership, allowing a qualified TC student to serve as a guest conductor for one concert. The group has played at Mer
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• Application Development Initiative
  ...ADI holds around 60 events a semester, making them one of the most active student-led initiatives. Students can get involved with ADI by attending Cookies a [[Category:ABC groups]]
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• Columbia Classical Performers
  '''Columbia Classical Performers''' is a student music group founded in [[2001]] which seeks to support the community of cla [[Category:ABC groups]]
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• National Society of Black Engineers
  The '''National Society of Black Engineers''' ('''NSBE''') is an engineering student group which supports engineering students in their professional development ...Board at Columbia]] and receives additional support from the [[Engineering Student Council]].
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• Passport to Columbia
  ...t to provide free food to attendees. Dance groups and musical performance groups are asked to perform throughout the event.
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• Columbia Undergraduate Law Review
  |Category=[[:Category:Student publications|Publication]]}} [[Category:Student publications]]
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• Hoot Magazine
  '''Hoot Magazine''' is the second ever, and currently the only student-run fashion publication of Columbia University. Founded in fall [[2009]] by ...Their shared interest in fashion and disheartening lack of fashion-related groups on campus fueled them to fully develop what could have been just an optimis
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• Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
  ...nfluential Asian/Pacific Islander American in the community--and showcases student group talent along with a free dinner for all attendees. [[Category:ABC groups]]
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• Proposals to restructure Columbia University
  ...bia Spectator, 10 October 1968</ref> Student, faculty, and Trustee working groups all proposed different ideas. At the end of the 1968-1969 academic year, th Each constituency (student, tenured faculty, untenured faculty) in a department would form a Departmen
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• University Event Management
  ...ith [[Columbia Catering]] for the management of those events. All student groups who wish to hold an event must eventually deal with UEM, as it is impossibl [[Category:Student Services]]
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• Chinese Students and Scholars Association
  ...read3.asp?id=1287</ref>) is a student club, recognised and funded by the [[Student Governing Board]]. ...ntirely of employees of a foreign nation's consulate. For that reason, the student club has been accused of being "an arm of the Chinese government" <ref>http
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• Columbia International Relations Council and Association
  ...recognized by the [[Activities Board at Columbia]], but switched to the [[Student Governing Board]] in 2012 to reflect its increased size and humanitarian mi ...e, making CIRCA far less dependent on university funding than most student groups. CESIMS is CIRCA's philanthropic conference, catering to local Title I high
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• Chandler Society for Undergraduate Chemistry
  ...'''Chandler Society for Undergraduate Chemistry''' is an academic-interest student group recognized by the [[Activities Board at Columbia]]. The group is nam [[Category:ABC groups]]
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• College Bowl
  ...s to and participates in a number tournaments organized by these and other groups around the northeast and mid-Atlantic. *[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cbowl/ Columbia Quiz Bowl - Student Group]
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• How to reserve space in Earl Hall
  ...mpact) first, student groups and University Affiliates second, and outside groups and individuals third.
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• Joint Council Co-Sponsorship Committee
  ...[[student councils]] to increase campus unity and to better serve student groups. The JCCC was created in the Fall of [[2010]]. [[Category:Student government]]
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• How to guides
  ...myriad of Columbia websites and to make it easier for students and campus groups to navigate [[Columbia University]], [[Morningside Heights]], and [[New Yor ==Student Life==
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• 619 West 113th Street
  ...[[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] and [[Riverside Drive]]. [[Housing]] and [[Student Affairs]] semi-officially call it the "SIC House". ...lda Episocpal nuns, a group founded by a nun castigated by other religious groups for her biracial status. In 2013, after roughly 50 years of residing in Mor
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• Columbia University Students for Human Rights
  ...ounded in spring 2011 and recognized by the SGB in spring 2012. CUSHR is a student-run organization committed to creating a dialogue about human rights on Col [[Category:SGB groups]]
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• Brownstone Review Committee
  ...rtine headed it, and told [[Bwog]] it was not open to student input due to student "bias." ...to Greek organizations"<ref>http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2012/10/12/13-groups-apply-114th-street-brownstones</ref>.
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• Student Wellness Project
  ...g program; improved [[NSOP]] programming about mental health and stress; a student-led healthy eating co-op; and [[Puppy Coalition|campus puppy therapy]], jus ...ck. As of 2013, SWP is less of a campus movement as it is a small group of student advocates.
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• Stephen Donaldson
  ...artin, Jr.''' (July 27, 1946 – July 18, 1996). He was the founder of the Student Homophile League, the precursor to [[Columbia Queer Alliance]]. At the time ...f> As a graduate student in religion, Donaldson was elected chair of the [[Student Governing Board]] in [[1974]] serving until 1977. <ref> http://books.google
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• David Fine
  '''David Fine''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[2013|13]] was the chair of the [[Student Governing Board]]. He majored in History. ...avid told the Spectator. <ref> http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2012/10/22/student-governing-board-wont-comply-new-barnard-fliering-policy </ref>
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• Barry Weinberg
  ...arry Weinberg''' [[Columbia College|CC]] ’[[2012|12]] was chair of the [[Student Governing Board]] from [[2011]] to [[2012]]. He is one of the few people wh During his time at Columbia, he was active in many progressive and LGBTQ groups. He served as co-president of [[Everyone Allied Against Homophobia]], volun
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• Steven Castellano
  ...conscientious and cares deeply about mental health and fighting unhealthy student stress. Using his ability to connect well with others, Steven has also succ ==Student Council==
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• Stephen Donaldson Lounge
  The successor to the [[Student Homophile League]], [[Gay People at Columbia]], had been using an empty roo ..., calling his position arbitrary and discriminatory because other minority groups were also granted facilities. There was already established the [[Malcolm X
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• Board of Student Representatives
  ...n central student government until the formation of the [[Columbia College Student Council]] in [[1979]]. ...he "Committee on Regulations." The group changed its name to the "Board of Student Representatives" in April.
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• Fourth Floor Cabinet
  ...s]], [[Benjamin Hubbard]], attempted to get the Cabinet to act as official student representatives to work with King's Crown.<ref>[http://spectatorarchive.lib ...s with an office on the fourth floor of [[John Jay Hall]], then the hub of student activities on campus. Its members in 1944 were Jester, Review, Spectator, C
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• Columbia College Committee on Student Organizations
  ...he [[Undergraduate Dormitory Council]], [[Pamphratria]], and other student groups. Not to be confused with the administrative organization, [[Committee on Student Organizations]].
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• Student-Worker Solidarity
  |Name=Student-Worker Solidarity ...e Columbia community. SWS differentiates itself from other campus activist groups by fighting for concrete goals, organizing frequent demonstrations, and mai
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• Hannah Germond
  [[Hannah Germond]] [[GS]] '[[2016|16]] was President of the [[General Studies Student Council]]. She bears an uncanny resemblance to Leslie Knope of the sitcom ' ...e-candidate race that included [[Robbie LeDesma]] and [[Joe Ramos]] for GS Student Body President <ref>http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2013/04/12/germond-ele
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• Committee on Student Organizations
  ...tions]], a student group empowered with the final authority to recognize a student group as a King's Crown Activity. ...nior Societies]] to submit themselves to regulation like all other student groups.
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• Union of Student Organizations
  ...ion governing board founded in Spring [[1993]] through the merger of the [[Student Union Polity]] and the [[Joint Budgetary and Calendaring Committee]] of the ...g unspent group allocations, giving itself disciplinary power over student groups, and operating as a black box with little transparency.<ref>[http://spectat
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• Roosevelt Institute
  ...[[College Republicans]] simultaneously, as well as other campus political groups. ...on campus. Roosevelt has been known to <strike>drink</strike> debate said groups into sputtering oblivion.
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• Office of Student Engagement
  |Name=Student Engagement ...AS]] undergraduates are now advised by one primary office, excepting those groups advised by the [[Office of the University Chaplain|Chaplain's Office]].
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• Sheila Misheni
  ...he Class of 2014 Vice President, and then serving as the Vice President of Student Life for two years. She has also been an active member of [[NSBE]], serving == Student Council ==
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• Por Colombia
  The Columbia PorColombia chapter seeks to educate the student body and the outside community about Colombian culture, politics, and the c ...to becoming part of our executive board, there is plenty of space for any student hoping to learn more about Colombian culture.
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• Brian Wu
  ...was elected as the Vice President of Finance. Brian is currently the SEAS Student Body President elect. ==Student Council==
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• Warmth Comittee
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• Sexual Misconduct Policy
  ...urveyed women on campus said that they had been sexually assaulted while a student.<ref>[http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=c During the course of all this, student groups were active, with sit-ins, teach-ins, rallies, and other demonstrations.<re
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• Adheli Gonzalez
  ...ng Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Electrical Engineering. She is a student representative for the Mechanical Engineering Undergraduate Committee, an u ==Student Council==
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• Peter Nason
  ...]] [[GS]] '[[2015|15]] is the 2014-2015 President of the [[General Studies Student Council]]. ...in March 2014. Upon the filing deadline, it was found that he was the only student running for the position, along with the VP of Policy and VP of Events. Con
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• Columbia Leads
  ...numbers are hazy, but you need to be involved in something like 25 student groups to get a cord.
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• Columbia Prison Divest
  Columbia Prison Divest is a student activist group that wants Columbia to divest from private prisons. Current [[Category: Student groups]]
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• Alternative Break Program
  ...jects both domestically and internationally. It has worked with prominent student organizations including Engineers Without Borders, GlobeMed, Caribbean Stud
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• Turath
  Turath is a nonpartisan undergraduate student association that serves to promote Arab culture at Columbia University.<ref Turath, in 2014, also presented one of the university's most ambitious student-run film festivals in recent history entitled "INSAN," in partnership with
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• Barnard Columbia Solidarity Network
  ...''Barnard Columbia Solidarity Network''' (BCSN) is a coalition of activist groups formed in December 2015 calling for a set of six demands. *[[Student Worker Solidarity]]
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• Columbia Divest for Climate Justice
  ...Divest for Climate Justice (CDCJ), formerly Barnard Columbia Divest, is a student activist group founded in fall 2012 that wants Columbia to divest from foss ...ns responses diverged in 2014/2015, Barnard-Columbia Divest split into two groups to focus on each school individually. Columbia's [[ASCRI]] committee reject
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• EcoReps
  ...since 2011). We also run the Youth Climate Summit for NYC-area high school groups (since 2018). EcoReps holds many events throughout the year, including Plat ...eam of students and administrators from the Offices of Housing, Dining and Student Services. It was the brainchild of Scott Wright, Vice-President of Campus S
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• Columbia Pops
  ...original student works, and more. The orchestra performs a new program of student-arranged music every semester. ...mbia Pops; they organize their own rehearsals and perform for a variety of student events on campus, such as [[NSOP]].
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• Extinction Rebellion
  [[Category:Student groups]] [[Category:Sustainability student groups]] [[Category:Sustainability]]
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• Columbia Aces
  ...campus. The group was officially recognized in the Spring of 2022 by the [[Student Governing Board]]. [[Category:SGB groups]]
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