Today's Sunday Times is chock-full of Columbia nuts. First, the lead story in the Magazine, by Mark Lilla, is regurgitated CC, and any good humanities student worth his or her weight in Enlightenment and secular/liberal theory should be able to follow his argument and add a dash of insight to boot. Then, the Lives essay is by a J-school prof who meets up with a former story subject and has a ball. Over in Arts, there's a long article about "mumblecore," a micro-genre of indie film in which Barnard grad Greta Gerwig (and the WBAR station) are key elements. And, finally, there's a pretty long piece about the guys behind Indoctrinate U, which we know you all love.

Just thought we'd bring to your attention two of the latest places Columbia has made the news:

A new film waxing indignant about censorship and anti-semitism, conveniently collapsing all of Columbia into the MEALAC department...

And former Sen. Mike Gravel's excellent adventure, via cab, to his former stomping grounts.

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