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Two Columbia High School Grads Part of Historic Year in Student Journalism

By ALIA C. COVEL April 4, 2021 at 1:44 AM Two of the eight editors-in-chief went to Columbia High School, where they worked on The Columbian together. Two of the eight editors-in-chief went to Columbia High School, where they worked on The Columbian . Credits: South Orange Maplewood School District By ALIA C. COVEL April 4, 2021 at 1:44 AM PRINCETON, NJ For the first time, all eight out of eight editors-in-chief at Ivy League colleges are women. And 25 percent of those women are graduates of Columbia High School. The Daily Princetonian ran a feature about the milestone this past week. The two Columbia High graduates are Hadriana Lowenkron at University of Pennsylvania, and Sarah Braka at Columbia University. 

Eight papers, eight women: Ivy League editors-in-chief reflect on historic milestone

Burden of reviving tap courses falls on students, leaving the future of the program uncertain

Despite efforts to revive Barnard tap classes, the future of the program remains uncertain Despite efforts to revive Barnard tap classes, the future of the program remains uncertain Beatrice Shlansky / Senior Staff Photographer Tap dance is a loud art form, making it a discipline that is unfit for Zoom dance classes. Despite COVID-19 restrictions that have isolated dance students across the globe, Barnard dance classes are in full swing. In their Zoom rectangles, dancers listen to their lectures and clear spaces in their homes for technique classes in disciplines like ballet and modern. In 2018, Barnard still offered tap classes such as Tap Ensemble and Tap as an American Art Form, which were classes that taught beyond the introductory levels of these dance styles. However, tap classes and lectures have disappeared from the Barnard dance course offerings despite still being listed on the Barnard dance department website.

Meet Spectator's 145th Managing Board - Columbia Daily Spectator

Meet Spectator’s 145th Managing Board Meet Spectator’s 145th Managing Board Beatrice Shlansky / The 145th Editorial Board At the heart of our mission at Spectator lies a desire to help members of our community make the most of their time at Columbia. Our managing board embodies this mission by providing a space where we can hold the institution accountable for its actions and allow community members to begin conversations that shape the future. While our managing board is comprised of Spectator leaders, we are also students with stakes in many of the issues that we cover. We hope to hold those in power accountable including ourselves as we tell these stories.