Amin Ghadimi

The conference of the Columbians

We must learn from a moth and a flame as the semester draws to a close.

Why the long face, Columbia?

We must draw on the joys of our childhoods and the knowledge gained at Columbia to fully embrace happiness.

The great learning

Is college just a stop on the road to "adulthood," or something more?

Interpreting 'interfaith'

We must reconsider interfaith dialogue to fully uphold diversity.

America the beautiful

Our similarities and community at Columbia are built upon our common identities as Americans.

Thucydides was not a romantic

We must learn from Thucydides that it is sensational to be moderate.

When the wise man builds a house

Study abroad can be a fresh start beyond the bounds of College Walk. But some things, like cockroaches, will harken to Hartley from half a world away.

Moving with President Bollinger

Somehow, despite the ostensible haphazardness of our microscopic world, things work themselves out and create order, or at least the semblance of it.

How to write an opinion column

I have meandered from style to style, approach to approach, method to method in my mental column-writing process, and while I wish I could close this entry with some sort of consummation to my quest for a column Way, that still hasn’t come.

If I could teach them English

I couldn’t help but think of all the times I’d taught English for chump change, how I always grumbled about how I hated to do it.