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E-mail #16 - Sent April 4th, 2007
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cc2008/
Dear Juniors,
So I was doing some math the
other day and realized that, as
of this Thursday, we have (
40 + 365 = ) 400 and 5
days left to graduation-give or
take a few. And since you
probably need another excuse for
being on Low Steps this
Thursday, we're hosting the
first annual
400 (and 5) Days on the
Steps. We'll be out there with
free Papaya King hot dogs,
drinks, OUR CLASS OF 08 SHIRTS
(think PrezBo meets Andy
Warhol), and maybe some other
surprises! See you on the Steps!
OH, and read below for your
once-in-a-lifetime chance to
meet James Schamus, Producer of
Brokeback Mountain, Lost in
Translation, Eternal Sunshine of
the Spotless Mind, and
other films you really ought to
Netflix. We're hosting a Class
of 08 exclusive event with him
at the Columbia Club.
Don't forget: Low Steps,
Thursday at 1pm.
Neda
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1. 400 (and 5) Days (time to
start getting nostalgic)
2. Exclusive Class of 2008 at
the Columbia Club (umm, because
only we get VIP access)
3. Urban 08 at Lincoln Center
(get cultured, and get dessert)
4. College Days (because they'll
soon be gone. Remember: 405
days)
5. CCO (do good)
6. Sneak Peak: Fancy Shmancy
Class Dinner Coming Up
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1. 400 (and 5) Days
THURSDAY: Low Steps at 1pm
Rowdy Seniors, Free Hot Dogs,
the Sun, Andy Warhol, PrezBo,
what more do you need?
Be there.
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2. Exclusive Class of 2008 at
the Columbia Club
TUES, April 17th: 6:30-8:30pm
Join us for this exclusive
**Class of 08 ONLY** event with
James Schamus, producer of
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,
The Pianist, Lost in
Translation, The Constant
Gardener, Eternal Sunshine of
the Spotless Mind, and Brokeback
Mountain. You'll get a behind
the scenes tour of the Club,
followed by an intimate lecture
and discussion with James
Schamus.
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3. Urban 08: Lincoln Center Tour
(and Dessert!)
Friday, April 20th: 12:15-3:00
PM
Join us, CC58, and other Juniors
for a behind the scenes look at
Lincoln Center. Our tour guide
will share the history of this
performing arts mecca and
recount some of the legends
associated with three of the
grand theatres at Lincoln Center
(such as the Metropolitan Opera,
Avery Fisher Hall, and New York
State Theatre).
Following the tour we will have
dessert and coffee at one of the
area cafes. Transportation,
tour ticket and dessert will be
covered by the program.
Registration for this event is
on a first-come basis.
Registering for the event
guarantees you a spot, so please
DO NOT register for the tour
unless you are certain you can
participate. Space is limited to
15 Class of 2008 students.
http://www.college.columbia.edu/students/events/#7397
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4. College Days!!
**Monday April 9th: Free
T-Shirts in Lerner Box office
starting at noon!
**Tuesday April 10th: Deans' Tea
- with Deans Quigley, Colombo,
and Yatrakis.
Come have lovely afternoon tea
with the College's three top
Deans. C555 from 5pm to 6pm.
**Tuesday, April 10th at 6:30pm:
4th Annual Young Alumni-Student
Dinner at the Columbia Club
Enjoy a gourmet three-course
meal at one of the finest
university clubs and talk
one-on-one with young alumni
about their experiences at
Columbia and life after
graduation.
Featuring:
Soterios Johnson, Host of NPR's
Morning Edition
Jennifer Sabella, Time Warner,
Inc.
Mik Vasarhelyi, Banc of America
Securities LLC
and many more....
$10 tickets On Sale:
April 2 - 6 at Lerner Box Office
12-2pm
Can't make it to Lerner? E-mail
Jessica -
[email protected]
*Business casual attire
**Wednesday - Free Stressbusters
Massages in the Piano Lounge of
Lerner from 6-7 PM
Co-sponsored by Alice!
**Friday - Out door Fair on Low
Plaza from 4-10pm - more details
to come!
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5. Columbia Community Outreach (CCO)
April 14th, 2007
9 AM - 5 PM
Meet at Low Plaza
www.columbia.edu/cu/outreach
Columbia Community Outreach (CCO)
is an annual student-run
community service day, during
which over 1,000 students,
faculty, staff, and alumni
volunteer for a day to work
alongside non-profit
organizations throughout New
York City. CCO is an event that
binds the Columbia campus
together each year, as friends,
student groups, or academic
departments unite to better the
community. Get your friends
involved, by registering as a
team on our website:
www.columbia.edu/cu/outreach
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6. Save the Date: April 26th
We're thinking like seven
courses, black tie optional,
drinks, a hot restaurant
More details to come...
--
Neda Navab
President, Columbia College
Class of 2008
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