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 International students dine on Thanksgiving fare provided by the Office of International Student
Affairs. From left to right: Vittorio Locasio of Italy, an assistant in the international student lounge; Anni Holm of Denmark, president of the International Student Organization
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| Enrollment boom may lead to class-size overcrowding
South Loop development may hamstring property purchases
Like crowded suburban high schools, Columbia—with its gradual increase in student admissions over the last several years—may soon have to deal with the negative aspects
of being a popular institution.
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| Lerman keeps coming out on top
Science institute founder receives accolades, grants
Dr. Zafra Lerman, founder of Columbia’s Institute for Science Education, has been honored with two national awards and one local award for her dedication to science, human
rights and her innovative teaching methods.
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| We’re thankful in spite of
The holiday season is upon us once again and Thanksgiving is just around the corner. During this time of year, it’s important for an individual to reflect on what he or
she is grateful for.
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| Cussing could cost you
In the five to seven minutes it takes to smoke a cigarette in front of any one of Columbia’s buildings, one may overhear dozens upon dozens of expletives enunciated. And
though said smoker, or any other passerby, may or may not be offended, the city of Chicago is convinced it should be.
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| Chicago, Spider-Man's second city
 Most commuters didn’t care to notice the peculiar New York City subway cars careening
accross Chicago’s elevated train lines or the network of camera cables hovering above Wabash Avenue.
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| Puzzling stats explained!
 When you are thumbing through a sports section, more than likely you know what
"TD" means in football or "HR" in baseball. Then there is the universal "A" used for assists in baseball, basketball and hockey.
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