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The true gifts of yoga are byproducts of the practice
CMTS seniors sing ‘Goodbye’ to Columbia in its 2021 Senior Showcase CMTS seniors sing ‘Goodbye’ to Columbia in its 2021 Senior Showcase CMTS / Screenshot By Jane Loughman | May 13, 2021, 8:57 PM After previously performing in productions such as “Godspell” with the Columbia Musical Theatre Society, Joel Meyers, CC ’21, dons his graduation robe and a mask for one last hurrah. He sings a verse of “Goodbye” in front of Butler Library, performing the “Catch Me If You Can” number with seven other seniors from the Columbia Musical Theatre Society as a farewell to their c...
GWC-UAW Bargaining Committee to present contract for ratification vote GWC-UAW Bargaining Committee to present contract for ratification vote Kathy Fang / Columbia Daily Spectator Monday afternoon’s “Rally for 3rd Party Arbitration” on Low Steps. The proposed contract does not include access to neutral, third-party arbitration. By Talia Abrahamson | April 19, 2021, 10:04 PM The Bargaining Committee for the Graduate Workers of Columbia–United Auto Workers announced Monday that after over two years of bargaining with Columbia for the union’s first labor contract, it is ready to ...
Columbia tales and traditions through the years Columbia tales and traditions through the years Tina Wang / Staff Illustrator With a full year of online learning under our belts, students new to Columbia have missed out on learning about tales and traditions that are usually passed down from year to year. Here are some of the traditions and lore that every Columbia student must know about: Traditions Lerner Pub (September, monthly) Previously known as Furnald Pub, Lerner Pub is a senior tradition that is planned by the four undergraduate councils. The event is once a month and is a space fo...
COVID-19 restricts access to dance space, but creativity of Columbia’s dance groups persists COVID-19 restricts access to dance space, but creativity of Columbia’s dance groups persists Courtesy of / CU Generation CU Generation: Here is a look into CU Generation’s home photoshoot promoting the virtual spring 2021 semester. By Emma Danon | March 9, 2021, 12:54 AM As the pandemic continues to separate students into squares on a screen, dancers in their homes or dorms use chairs and bed frames as makeshift ballet barres and move furniture around to create enough space to practice the...