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By Penny Folger, Contributing Writer
December 19, 2020

Columbia students from California grieve the damage of record-breaking wildfires in their home state
A socially distanced education 4,544 miles away from home
After months of unrest, student groups and staff navigate necessary support for Black students
From ‘Somewhere’ to the ‘Nutcracker,’ Lakeside Pride hosts concert with a twist
Chicago music stores create a pandemic survival plan
Columbia’s windows have been ‘yarn bombed’ by Chicago’s knifty knitters
Safe and jolly holiday activities for Chicagoans this winter
Awkward: What is the etiquette of giving and receiving gifts?
Awkward: Your friend found out you were talking behind their back. Now what?
Column: The Chronicle has given me fulfillment in my struggle to adapt to a new normal
Opinion: ‘Support the troops’ slogan is meaningless unless matched with action to dismantle the military-industrial complex
Column: Thanks for the memories, but I’m not going to say the “g” word just yet
A socially distanced education 4,544 miles away from home
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Quidditch players participate in socially-distanced activities like individual shooting drills and a 40-yard dash.
I have a form of dysautonomia that is imperceptible to others. It causes rapid heart rates, syncope, dizziness, temperature fluctuation, chronic fatigue and pain. I am what an invisible illness looks like.
Bill Wei, consultant at Accenture, sweeps LECA, a lightweight soil made of clay pebbles, around the platform, covering the wetter areas with excess soil.
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