Once again, Columbia monolith vs. Manhattanville individuals: this time, in photos
Eye E-I-C overtaken by hostile mononucleosis culture
Hungry Jewish students float in an ocean of improperly slaughtered meats
At the confluence of storytelling, Africa, rap, and outrage, there lies spoken word
No conflict here: bhangra seduces us all
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Now what, pray tell, is a "confetti canon"?
Campus-themed haiku: Bwog rip off?
You know, provocateurs who insist that "gore-porn" is art aren't really that provocative anymore.
Overdosing on analysis, not drugs: yes, that's what Columbia and Harvard bands do.
Under the sterling aegis of Jeffrey Sachs, we can make this the bestest world ever!!
A letter from the editor about the poorest, richest girls
The meta-est Eyepoke ever, in which a campus blog links to a campus magazine article about a campus magazine
The best-written review of the worst book ever
The tastiest-sounding review of the tastiest meal ever
Dressing up to spend the night in your dorm
Decomposing garbage in your dorm
Feminists breaking the glass ceiling of hipness
And one unequivocally good trend: Judd Apatow stoner comedies. But before that, 6 paragraphs about relationship dramas.
Manatees as the key to ethical (and adorable) expansion? Brilliant!
Silver Sushi? Awesome!
Roscoe Jenkins and Britney's vagina are easily confused
I thought I was in a cellar in Paris, but really it was just a basement room in a church.
Hey, look, it's an article! No, wait—it's just a list of New Jersey stereotypes.
Two years of assiduous editing and all we've got is a "kind of incomprehensible" "faltering effort"? We've made a huge mistake.
Money + Money + Money + NYU = Culture ?
New Museum + School - Pedagogical Method = Art ?
Teenagers + Live Music = Club Revenue - Bar Tabs = Out of Business
Misery + Exhaustion = A Great Way to Live ?
Bacteria + Yeast + "A Few Days of Growth" + "Loving Care from its Health-Conscious Parents" = Something Edible ?
Let's squeeze another piece out of Ahmadinejad.
So this is an artsy movie with no plot? Sounds super!
Well, to be fair, no one really wants to pay for Moby's music.
A haunted house for the college demographic.In other news, Columbia ties up some loose ends...
Suspect in the Journalism School rape case is deemed sane enough stand trial.
Better late than never, right?
And opens up another Pandora's Box.
Spectator's site is down, per usual, must be all that high traffic.
Grrl Power! (Mean Zine Fighting Machine p. 12)
Did The Eye forget to print a page? (After the Lights Go Out p. 7)
The Nanny Diaries was already published and made into a movie. (Babysitters' Club p. 5)
Indie music blogs?! What an idea! (Blogs' Top Dogs p. 13)
Maybe men are just funnier? (The Incredible Shrinking Violets p. 14)
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EventsPRIVILEGE. Ambition. Desire. 2012. All this and more will be featured at (sexual) Orientation -- the theme of Queer Alliance's monthly First Friday Saturday Dance, featuring comedic duo Mel & El and co-sponsored by Heath Services & the ALICE Program.
(sexual) Orientation is free before 10:30, $5 after. 10pm, Sept. 6 at Lerner Hall PartySpace. 2 IDs to drink. firstfridaynyc.com
Celebrate the new school year at the BSO's New Jack City party.
Sept. 5 from 9pm-2am in the Lerner Party Space
Damage: Columbia-- $5, Non-CU-- $6
See dancey 80s YouTube for demonstration.
RAÚL & The Kitchen Cabinet at the Underground Lounge, Thursday, Sept. 4.
Doors 8 p.m. Music 9 p.m.
$5, All Ages, 21 to drink, $3 draft beer, $9 pitchers