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Common Ground, Columbia’s LGBTQ student group, advocated for preferred first name changes, which lets student change their first names on student IDs, email addresses and other college documents.

College adopts new gender-inclusive policies

By Assistant Campus Editor
April 28, 2014
Strains

What’s in a name? Inconsistencies in the weed industry could mean inaccurate strain classification and bad bud

By Assistant Campus Editor
April 21, 2014
Improvements in black boxes may aid investigators in searching for missing aircraft

Re-examining black box technology

By Casey Walker
April 21, 2014
Online workouts are not guaranteed to give desired results

Internet exercises get mixed reviews from fitness experts

By Zareen Syed
April 7, 2014
Aaron Paul

A new kind of ‘speed’

By Arts & Culture Editor
March 10, 2014

Tribune explores e-content

By Alex Stedman
November 5, 2012

Fact checking trending in 2012

By Kaley Fowler
October 28, 2012

Bank of America accused of racial discrimination

By Kaley Fowler
October 28, 2012

New program gives CPS grads advantage in job market

By Contributing Writer
October 14, 2012

Minority voters could impact 2012 election

By Kaley Fowler
October 14, 2012

Energy efficiency key to global city

By The Columbia Chronicle
October 14, 2012

Senate investigation finds anti-terrorism hubs fail to protect privacy

By Kaley Fowler
October 14, 2012
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