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Thursday, March 13, 2025
Memes and fanvids: The blurred line between politics and pop culture
By
Abby McFarland
, Deputy Director of Photography
Opinion: We are not ‘in this together’ with the wealthy during the coronavirus pandemic
By
Margaret Smith
, Opinions Editor
Born into fame: celebrities and pregnancy
By
Kendrah Villiesse
Make Memes Great Again: dark, divisive and dank
By
Molly Walsh
, Campus Reporter
National poetry month reinvigorates literary passion
By
Blair Paddock
School of Media Arts introduces new Communication & Media Innovation Department
By
Campus Editor
Chicago Film Festival Celebrates 50 Years | The Columbia Chronicle
Forgetting alumni harms Columbia
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Editorial Board
HeForShe seeks joint effort for gender equality
By
Kyra Senese Managing Editor
Aiken not invisible anymore
By
Opinions Editor
Celebrity role models exist only in fiction
By
Assistant Campus Editor
Kristen Stewart latest to fight celebrity misconceptions
By
Trevor Ballanger
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