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Columbia College Chicago may inundate paper scheduling for winter semester
Scheduling classes is a less tedious process today than it was in the 70s, but it’s about to get harder. Imagine you are in your senior year at Columbia College, only it’s not 2014: it’s 1974. You’ve been through the … Continue reading
What scares Columbia students?
Check out the Halloween horror movies mentioned nearly 16 years ago in The Chronicle. How does your top Halloween movie list compare? What is your biggest fear? Leave us a comment or two here or on our Facebook page!
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