We asked this year’s columnists for a sentence or two of wit and wisdom to sum up their year. Presented below are their pearls of wisdom—wear them well.
From the Steps to move-out day, from free food lines to the lawns (wait, not the lawns... don’t go to the lawns!), students are forced to jump over hurdle after hurdle in a feeble attempt to get to sweet, sweet summer.
We encourage our executives-elect to prioritize their goals. Stand Columbia, tell us what your goals are for the first semester, the second semester, and for the year as a whole.
We asked this year’s columnists for a sentence or two of wit and wisdom to sum up their year. Presented below are their pearls of wisdom—wear them well.
As graduation approaches, and I have, for once, a bit of a bully pulpit, I do feel the need to revisit all of these clichés because I feel like the value of working on Spectator is most often misconstrued from the outside.
I have memories of bubbles in the office and corrections and Sporcle and people and Starbucks. I remember dealing with people who aren’t rational. You compromise and talk and grow.
On the morning of Saturday, May 1st, a concerned group of Columbians from both Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity and the Chicano Caucus met to discuss their reactions to the Facebook invitation for AEPi’s Cinco de Mayo themed party and the best way to handle a potentially divisive situation within the Columbia community. We would like to share the results of this experience so that Columbia may grow as a uniquely vibrant and supportive group of people.
