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Group Name Governing Board 2018‐2019 Advisor 2018‐2019 Advisor E‐mail 180 Degrees Consulting SGB ‐ 4560315 Kyrena Wright Kdw2130@columbia.edu 4x4 Magazine ABC ‐ 4560313 Veronica Baran vb2474@columbia.edu Active Minds SGB ‐ 4560315 John Rowell jer2198@columbia.edu Activities Board at Columbia ABC ‐ 4560313 Kyrena Wright Kdw2130@columbia.edu Adventist Christian Fellowship (ACF) SGB ‐ 4560315 Divya Sharma das2275@tc.columbia.edu African Development Group SGB ‐ 4560315 Jacquis Watters jw3773@columbia.edu African Students Association* ABC ‐ 4560313 Jacquis Watters jw3773@columbia.edu Alexander Hamilton Society SGB ‐ 4560315 Michaelangelo Misseri mm5267@columbai.edu Alianza ABC ‐ 4560313 Ileana Casellas‐Katz imc2121@columbia.edu AllSex ABC ‐ 4560313 Avi Edelman ane2104@columbia.edu Alpha Chi Omega IGC‐ 4560309 Ryan Cole rc3170@columbia.edu Alpha Delta Phi IGC‐ 4560309 Ryan Cole rc3170@columbia.edu Alpha Epsilon Pi IGC‐ 4560309 Yvonne Pitts ylp2103@columbia.edu Alpha Omega SGB ‐ 4560315 Divya Sharma das2275@tc.columbia.edu Alpha Omicron Pi IGC‐ 4560309 Yvonne Pitts ylp2103@columbia.edu Alpha Phi Alpha IGC‐ 4560309 Yvonne Pitts ylp2103@columbia.edu American Enterprise Institute @ Columbia (AEI) SGB ‐ 4560315 Marnie Whalen mpw2135@columbia.edu American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics ABC ‐ 4560313 Michaelangelo Misseri mm5267@columbai.edu American Institute of Chemical Engineers ABC ‐ 4560313 Jacquada Gray jg4074@tc.columbia.edu American Medical Students Association ABC ‐ 4560313 Ben Jones bj2407@columbia.edu American Society of Civil Engineers ABC ‐ 4560313 Michaelangelo Misseri mm5267@columbai.edu American Society of Mechanical Engineers ABC ‐ 4560313 Marnie Whalen mpw2135@columbia.edu Amnesty International SGB ‐ 4560315 Josh Lucas wjl2119@columbia.edu Anime Club ABC ‐ 4560313 Aaron Gomes ag2737@columbia.edu Apollo Society ABC ‐ 4560313 Kyrena Wright Kdw2130@columbia.edu Application Development Initiative ABC ‐ 4560313 Marnie Whalen mpw2135@columbia.edu Aquanauts IGB ‐ 4560314 Nina Khampha nk2832@columbia.edu Architecture Society* ABC ‐ 4560313 Kyrena Wright Kdw2130@columbia.edu Armenian Club ABC ‐ 4560313 Chia‐Ying Pan cp2804@columbia.edu ArtC ABC ‐ 4560313 Aisha Abdelmula aa3801@columbia.edu Artist Society ABC ‐ 4560313 Aaron Gomes ag2737@columbia.edu ASCU ‐ Actuarial Society IGB ‐ 4560314 Fatime Osmani fo2209@columbia.edu Asian / Pacific American Heritage Month ABC ‐ 4560313 Chia‐Ying Pan cp2804@columbia.edu Asian American Alliance* ABC ‐ 4560313 Chia‐Ying Pan cp2804@columbia.edu Association of Computing Machinery ABC ‐ 4560313 Marnie Whalen mpw2135@columbia.edu Atheist and Agnostic Students Society SGB ‐ 4560315 Aaron Gomes ag2737@columbia.edu Bacchanal No Governing Boar Aaron Gomes ag2737@columbia.edu Bach Society* ABC ‐ 4560313 Cinder Velasquez tv2230@columbia.edu Baha'i Club SGB ‐ 4560315 Aaron Gomes ag2737@columbia.edu Ballet Collaborative ABC ‐ 4560313 Cinder Velasquez tv2230@columbia.edu Barnard Columbia Design For America ‐ DFA SGB ‐ 4560315 Ben Jones bj2407@columbia.edu Bellydancing Troupe ABC ‐ 4560313 Andrew Brugman atb2142@columbia.edu Beta Theta Pi IGC‐ 4560309 Ryan Cole rc3170@columbia.edu Beyond The Box Initiative SGB ‐ 4560315 Kyrena Wright Kdw2130@columbia.edu Bhakti Club SGB ‐ 4560315 Josh Lucas wjl2119@columbia.edu Bhangra ABC ‐ 4560313 Cinder Velasquez tv2230@columbia.edu Biomedical Engineering Society ABC ‐ 4560313 Marnie Whalen mpw2135@columbia.edu Birch ABC ‐ 4560313 Veronica Baran vb2474@columbia.edu Black History Month (BHM) ABC ‐ 4560313 Jacquis Watters jw3773@columbia.edu Black Students Organization ABC ‐ 4560313 Jacquis Watters jw3773@columbia.edu Black Theater Ensemble ABC ‐ 4560313 Cinder Velasquez tv2230@columbia.edu Blue and White ABC ‐ 4560313 Cinder Velasquez tv2230@columbia.edu Blue Key Society No Governing Boar Kyrena Wright Kdw2130@columbia.edu Brazilian Society ABC ‐ 4560313 Ileana Casellas‐Katz imc2121@columbia.edu Bridge Club IGB ‐ 4560314 Diana Cervantes dc3248@tc.columbia.edu Bridges International IGB ‐ 4560314 Nina Khampha nk2832@columbia.edu Buddhist Lamrim Study Group SGB ‐ 4560315 Aaron Gomes ag2737@columbia.edu Build‐On SGB ‐ 4560315 Philip Masciantonio pm2811@columbia.edu Canterbury Club (Episcopalian Society) SGB ‐ 4560315 Divya Sharma das2275@tc.columbia.edu Caribbean Students Association* ABC ‐ 4560313 Jacquis Watters jw3773@columbia.edu Catholic Undergraduates SGB ‐ 4560315 Kyrena Wright Kdw2130@columbia.edu CCSC Class of 2019 CCSC ‐ 4560307 Marnie Whalen mpw2135@columbia.edu CCSC Class of 2020 CCSC ‐ 4560307 Marnie Whalen mpw2135@columbia.edu CFIG (Columbia Financial Investment Group) ABC ‐ 4560313 Veronica Baran vb2474@columbia.edu Chabad Student Network SGB ‐ 4560315 Philip Masciantonio pm2811@columbia.edu Chandler Society for Undergraduate Chemistry ABC ‐ 4560313 Veronica Baran vb2474@columbia.edu Charles Drew PreMed Society ABC ‐ 4560313 Kyrena Wright Kdw2130@columbia.edu Chess Club ABC ‐ 4560313 Kat Burns kab2242@columbia.edu ChicanX Caucus ABC ‐ 4560313 Ileana Casellas‐Katz imc2121@columbia.edu Chinese Students Club ABC ‐ 4560313 Chia‐Ying Pan cp2804@columbia.edu Chowdah Sketch Comedy Troupe ABC ‐ 4560313 MJ Zhou Qin ymz2107@columbia.edu Christians on Campus IGB ‐ 4560314 Nina Khampha nk2832@columbia.edu CIBD (Columbia Investment Banking Division) ABC ‐ 4560313 Andrew Brugman atb2142@columbia.edu CIRCA SGB ‐ 4560315 Marnie Whalen mpw2135@columbia.edu Classical Performers ABC ‐ 4560313 Andrew Brugman atb2142@columbia.edu Clefhangers* ABC ‐ 4560313 Andrew Brugman atb2142@columbia.edu Club Bangla* ABC ‐ 4560313 Avi Edelman ane2104@columbia.edu Club Zamana* ABC ‐ 4560313 Avi Edelman ane2104@columbia.edu Code Orange SGB ‐ 4560315 Kyrena Wright Kdw2130@columbia.edu College Democrats SGB ‐ 4560315 Michaelangelo Misseri mm5267@columbai.edu College Libertarians (CUL) SGB ‐ 4560315 Michaelangelo Misseri mm5267@columbai.edu College Republicans (CUCR) SGB ‐ 4560315 Michaelangelo Misseri mm5267@columbai.edu Colleges Against Cancer SGB ‐ 4560315 Ben Jones bj2407@columbia.edu ColorCode: Technology & Entrepreneurship SGB ‐ 4560315 Divya Sharma das2275@tc.columbia.edu Columbia Aces & Spaces Society ABC ‐ 4560313 Michaelangelo Misseri mm5267@columbai.edu Columbia Against Modern Slavery SGB ‐ 4560315 Divya Sharma das2275@tc.columbia.edu Columbia Ahimsa SGB ‐ 4560315 Michaelangelo Misseri mm5267@columbai.edu Columbia Art of Living IGB ‐ 4560314 Zach Harrel zh2342@columbia.edu Columbia Association for Women in Mathematics ABC ‐ 4560313 Kyrena Wright Kdw2130@columbia.edu Columbia Association of Pre‐Dental Students ABC ‐ 4560313 Ben Jones bj2407@columbia.edu Columbia Barnard Tango Club IGB ‐ 4560314 Zach Harrel zh2342@columbia.edu Columbia Be the Match SGB ‐ 4560315 Aaron Gomes ag2737@columbia.edu Columbia Bioethics Society ABC ‐ 4560313 Aaron Gomes ag2737@columbia.edu Columbia Blue Glaze Theatre IGB ‐ 4560314 Zach Harrel zh2342@columbia.edu Columbia China Dance ABC ‐ 4560313 Andrew Brugman atb2142@columbia.edu Columbia China Law Business Association ABC ‐ 4560313 Veronica Baran vb2474@columbia.edu Columbia Chinese Bible Study Group IGB ‐ 4560314 Diana Cervantes dc3248@tc.columbia.edu Columbia Christian Union (formally CU Faith and Action) SGB ‐ 4560315 Josephine Watson jw3629@columbia.edu Columbia College 2021 Class Council (CC'21) CCSC ‐ 4560307 Andrew Brugman atb2142@columbia.edu Columbia College 2022 Class Council (CC'22) CCSC ‐ 4560307 Andrew Brugman atb2142@columbia.edu Columbia College Student Council (CCSC) CCSC ‐ 4560307 Josh Lucas wjl2119@columbia.edu Columbia College Student Council VP of Campus Life CCSC ‐ 4560307 Kyrena Wright Kdw2130@columbia.edu Columbia Community Outreach (CCO) SGB ‐ 4560315 Michaelangelo Misseri mm5267@columbai.edu Columbia Crown&Cross SGB ‐ 4560315 Divya Sharma das2275@tc.columbia.edu Columbia Data Science Society IGB ‐ 4560314 Nina Khampha nk2832@columbia.edu Columbia Divest for Climate Justice SGB ‐ 4560315 Michaelangelo Misseri mm5267@columbai.edu Columbia Debate Society (CDS) ABC ‐ 4560313 Michaelangelo Misseri mm5267@columbai.edu Columbia EAT ABC ‐ 4560313 Philip Masciantonio pm2811@columbia.edu Columbia Economics Review (CER) ABC ‐ 4560313 Philip Masciantonio pm2811@columbia.edu Columbia ESports ABC ‐ 4560313 Kat Burns kab2242@columbia.edu Columbia European Society SGB ‐ 4560315 Josh Lucas wjl2119@columbia.edu Columbia Game Design and Development ABC ‐ 4560313 Jacquada Gray jg4074@tc.columbia.edu Columbia Graduate Council IGB ‐ 4560314 Zach Harrel zh2342@columbia.edu Columbia Impact IGB ‐ 4560314 Fatime Osmani fo2209@columbia.edu Columbia iQ (CUIQ) SGB ‐ 4560315 Avi Edelman ane2104@columbia.edu Columbia Iranian Students Association ABC ‐ 4560313 Chia‐Ying Pan cp2804@columbia.edu Columbia Musical Theater Society* ABC ‐ 4560313 Cinder Velasquez tv2230@columbia.edu Columbia Nourish SGB ‐ 4560315 Haley Carson hc3081@columbia.edu Columbia Photography Society ABC ‐ 4560313 MJ Zhou Qin ymz2107@columbia.edu Columbia Political Union (CPU) SGB ‐ 4560315 Michaelangelo Misseri mm5267@columbai.edu Columbia Pops ABC ‐ 4560313 Cinder Velasquez tv2230@columbia.edu Columbia Por Colombia ABC ‐ 4560313 Ileana Casellas‐Katz imc2121@columbia.edu Columbia Public Health Club (formally Columbia United Against Inequities in Disease (UAID)) SGB ‐ 4560315 Josh Lucas wjl2119@columbia.edu Columbia Q&A (Queer&Asian) SGB ‐ 4560315 Avi Edelman ane2104@columbia.edu Columbia Review ABC ‐ 4560313 Philip Masciantonio pm2811@columbia.edu Columbia Society for Physics Students ABC ‐ 4560313 Andrew Brugman atb2142@columbia.edu Columbia Space Initiative ABC ‐ 4560313 Marnie Whalen
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    THE UNDERGRADUATE MAGAZINE OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, EST. 1890 THE BLUE & WHITE Vol. XVIII No. IV September 2012 PARADISE LOST How Will Columbia Finance its Commitment to Secondary Education? DISPATCHES FROM THE REAL WORLD Our Culture Editor Attends an n+1 Issue Launch Party AL SO INSIDE: HOW TO GET GOOD GRADES BRIAN WAGNER, SEAS ’13, Editor-in-Chief SYLVIE KREKOW, BC ’13, Managing Editor CONOR SKELding, CC ’14, Culture Editor Rega Jha, CC ’13, Literary Editor LOUISE MCCune, CC ’13, Senior Illustrator ANNA BAHR, BC ’14, Senior Editor ALLIE CURRY, CC ’13, Senior Editor CLAIRE SABEL, CC ’13, Senior Editor ZUZANA GIERTLOVA, BC ’14, Publisher Contributors DIANA CLARKE, CC ’13 KATE GAMBLE, CC ’12 Artists ALEX JONES, CC ’13 CELIA COOPER, CC ’15 BRIANA LAST, CC ’14 MANUEL CORDERO, CC ’14 BIJAN SAMAREH, CC ’15 LILY KEANE, BC ’13 PETER STERNE, CC ’14 EMILY LAZERWITZ, CC ’14 VICTORIA WILLS, CC ’14 LIZ Lee, CC ’12 Copy Editor HANNAH FOrd, CC ’13 THE BLUE & WHITE Vol. XVIII FAMAM EXTENDIMUS FACTIS No. IV COLUMNS 4 BLUEBOOK 6 BLUE NOTES 8 CAMPUS CHARACTERS 12 VERILY VERITAS 24 MEASURE FOR MEASURE 34 DIGITALIA COLUMBIANA 35 CAMPUS GOSSIP FEATURES Allie Curry & Matthew Schantz 10 AT TWO SWORDS’ LENGTH: SHOULD YOU INSTAGRAM? Our Monthly Prose and Cons. Anna Bahr 13 SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER Columbia's Other Radical Tradition: Health Care Reform In the 1980’s Briana Last 17 NATIONAL INSECURITY Ian Bremmer Imagines America’s Fall from Grace Sylvie Krekow & Louise McCune 18 RAISING THE BAR How to Get Good Grades Conor Skelding 20 DISPATCHES FROM THE REAL WORLD Our Culture Editor Attends an n+1 Issue Launch Party Bijan Samareh 22 KICKSTARTER: NOCO Would a Building by Any Other Name Smell as Sweet? Diana Clarke 27 ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT An SoA Grad Gets Clean and Grows up Anna Bahr & Claire Sabel 29 PARADISE LOST How Will Columbia Finance Its Commitment to Secondary Education? theblueandwhite.org f COVER: “Back to School” by Louise McCune Every May I make a list of summer goals.