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Carmin Sherlock
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Staff Writer, Columbia Daily Spectator
New York
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Amid accusations of weak leadership and poor investments, Kofi Boateng leaves the West Harlem Development Corporation
By Carmin Sherlock Verified| Columbia Daily Spectator Verified Kofi Boateng, the first executive director of the West Harlem Development Corporation, is leaving the organization, according to a statement released by the WHDC on Nov. 20. WHDC board member and treasurer Zead Ramadan will serve as the interim executive director while the board searches for a permanent one. The WHDC was born out of Columbia’s controversial choice to expand into Manhattanville, which residents feared would further harm the local community.
Amid accusations of weak leadership and poor investments, Kofi Boateng leaves the West Harlem Development Corporation
By Carmin Sherlock Verified| Columbia Daily Spectator Verified Kofi Boateng, the first executive director of the West Harlem Development Corporation, is leaving the organization, according to a statement released by the WHDC on Nov. 20. WHDC board member and treasurer Zead Ramadan will serve as the interim executive director while the board searches for a permanent one.
By Carmin Sherlock Verified| Columbia Daily Spectator Verified Across the country, counseling and recruitment have gone almost exclusively virtual, a transition that has laid bare the impact of class disparities on high school students’ access to higher education—and kept university admissions officers struggling to make up the difference.
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Columbia Daily Spectator
The Columbia Daily Spectator is the independent student newspaper of Columbia University, established in 1877. It is the second-oldest continuously operating college daily in the U.S. and has been financially independent from the university since 1962. Originally a literary magazine, it transitioned to a daily newspaper in 1902 and has adapted to changing media landscapes by prioritizing digital content since 2014. The newspaper publishes digital news five days a week during the academic year, along with a weekly print edition distributed to over 5,000 locations in Morningside Heights. Its core offerings include daily news covering campus events, arts, sports, and opinion pieces, as well as a weekly online magazine called The Eye, which focuses on arts and culture. The Spectator also features Spectrum, a service journalism blog providing guides on housing, academics, and life in New York City. The publication serves Columbia University students, faculty, staff, and local residents, maintaining a strong commitment to independent journalism.
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