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Columbia Apparently Not Being Overtaken by Fraternity Fever After All
That never sounded right in the first place.
What Do the Coyotes Want From Us?
The third and fourth coyotes in as many weeks have turned up in upper Manhattan.
Crawl of Eminent Domain Across the City Stops in Manhattanville
Columbia University's expansion plans in Upper Manhattan have hit a snag after a court ruled against their right to take over new land.
Pilot Alcoholism-Treatment Program Targets Gays
Columbia University researchers have been trying to figure out if gay men can avoid giving up the nightlife just because they have a drinking problem.
Community Food & Juice Is Down After Kitchen Fire
Morningside Heights has temporarily lost an outdoor café.
Columbia J-School’s Existential Crisis
The media bloodbath has made for unhappy days uptown, and a fight for change is brewing in the school's hallowed halls.
Busing Them In
Take a cab to the Village Pourhouse's Upper West Side location and you'll get your cab fare back in drinks.
Columbia Contemplates Cutbacks Due to Financial Crisis
Students majoring in useful fields will likely not be affected.
Tobey Maguire to Appear at Columbia Tonight?
Tonight’s special 9/11 commemoration is set to feature remarks by the governor, the two presidential candidates, and … Spider-man?
Is Columbia the Duke of the North?
In which we argue that our beloved hometown Ivy might have to come up with a new nickname.
Anti-Feminist Sues Columbia Over Women’s Studies Program
Roy Den Hollander, the guy who sued against ladies’ night promotions at nightclubs, is at it again. Plus, no one cared that the New York ‘Times’ raised its cover price, and Lehman sells a key asset.
Lydia Hearst and Aubrey O’Day Hop on the Faux-Lesbian Train
But only for one night. Plus, Britney frolics with dolphins, and 'Pineapple Express' star James Franco frolics with the literati, in our daily gossip rundown.
Is ‘New Yorker’ Critic James Wood Creating an Army of Like-minded Young Novelists?
But what will James Wood do with his power???
Prepare Your Angry Introduction: Ahmadinejad Is Coming Back to New York
He's coming to attend the U.N. General Assembly, but it's not too late to invite him to speak elsewhere. He may even invite you back to Iran with him!
Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae Shares Already Sinking Again
Washington's weekend moves appeared to initially help but may not have stuck. That, and other industry news in our daily wrapup.
Fifty Cent’s Baby Mama Will Get Rich or Die Tryin’
The battle between 50 Cent and Shaniqua Tompkins rages on, Columbia bulldozes most of the Upper West Side, more big changes at the Murdoch-owned 'Wall Street Journal,' and other epic battles, in our daily roundup of news from the law, real-estate, media, and finance sectors.
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