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Group Info134Event TitleDateDescriptionTotal CostCost BreakdownAttendanceInclusivity IdeasAdditional Info
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NameThird Wheel Improv
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CategoryPerforming Arts
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Chartstring4560313 AG00-3169
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Total Members10
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Long-Term Goalshost more shows and travel to other colleges more!
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Prev. Allocation Received
352.43
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ABC Cosponsorships400
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Other Cosponsorships
990
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Source of Other Co.JCFC
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Remaining Revenue0
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October Show10/07/2022Improv show at Columbia!$100Tech200 studentsIt is free!
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Spare Tires Improv Festival11/10/2022, 11/11/2022Improv festival featuring 7 other groups at Columbia!$400Tech for two nights, Improv Coach400 studentsIt is free!
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December Show12/02/2022Improv show at Columbia!$0n/a200 studentsIt is free!
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Feburary Show02/10/2023Improv show at Columbia!$100Tech200 studentsIt is free!
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Georgetown Show02/17/2023Improv performance at Georgetown's "Improv Fest" Festival with a number of other collegiate groups$1,000travel200 studentsIt is free!
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Glass House Rocks02/24/2023Improv set at Glass House Rocks$0n/a104 studentsIt is free!
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Improv Competition at the PIT Loft NYC03/02/2023Improv competition at the PIT Loft NYC aganist NYU Pasadena Golf Club.$0n/a50 studentsIt is free!
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ADP Show03/05/2023Improv set at a Stand-Up comedy show.$0n/a100 studentsIt is free!
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March Show with Fruit Paunch3/24/2023Joint improv show at Columbia with Fruit Paunch!$100Tech200 studentsIt is free!
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April Show4/13/2023Improv show at Columbia!$100Tech200 studentsIt is free!
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Yale Show4/22/2023Improv show at Yale with Purple Crayon Improv.$200Tech150 studentsIt is free!
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Senior Show05/01/2023Improv show at Columbia featuring our seniors.$100Tech200 studentsIt is free!
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NameColumbia University Gardening
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CategorySpecial Interest
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Chartstring
AGENC-4560313-GENRL-01-AG003311-41965-00000000
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Total Members445
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Long-Term GoalsMaintain same number of people
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Prev. Allocation Received
0
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ABC Cosponsorships0
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Other Cosponsorships
1981
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Source of Other Co.JCFC Capital Investment FundGardening MeetingsWeekly throughout semestersHarvesting and planting meetings, usually with food (home-cooked from garden or store-bought)$1,000Seeds: $200 per year, Live plants (can't grow from seed): $500 per year, Snacks: $10 * 30 meetings per year = $300Averages to 25 people per meetingSince gardening meetings are on Saturday mornings 9-10:30am, we should provide snacks in case people didn't get to eat breakfast.
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Remaining Revenue0Gardening WebsiteN/aOur gardening website is vital for our publicity- students and outside organizations have emailed us from there expressing interest in the club.$200Website and the domain is $200 per yearn/aWe can write more blog posts and include more pictures of our members!
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NameColumbia Pops
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CategoryMusical
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Chartstring
AGENC-4560313-GENRL-01-AG003027-41965-00000000
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Total Members81
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Long-Term Goals~100 members
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Prev. Allocation Received
218.75
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ABC Cosponsorships3660
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Other Cosponsorships
$0
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Source of Other Co.n/a
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Remaining Revenue353
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Fall Dress Rehearsal12/2/22In preparation for our fall concert series, our music directors felt that a spring dress rehearsal would be necessary to ensure that the arrangments were in good shape and ready to be performed in front of an audience.N/AN/A75Ensure that all performers have equal access to the rehearsal space, equipment, and resources required to practice effectively. This may involve assessing any physical or technological barriers that may prevent full participation and making accommodations where necessary.
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Fall Concert 112/3/22The first of our two semesterly concerts, we performed 8 student-composed musical arrangements in Lerner 555 for a crowd of around 90 people$38.33$16.99 shaker and $21.34 wood block to supplement existing percussion90Allow for flexibility and creativity in the rehearsal process, and ensure that audience members have equal access to enjoying our musical endeavors. Encourage performers to offer suggestions, try new approaches, and experiment with different techniques to enhance the music and create a unique and engaging performance for audience members to enjoy.
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Fall Popsicles Showcase12/11/22Popsicles is our chamber ensemble group, separate from our orchestral program, where students are invited to arrange works for small-group ensembles of 2-10 musicians. This event was held in the Wien lounge and featured a diverse instrumental programN/AN/A70Ensure that the event is widely advertised and promoted to all members of the school community, including those who may not typically participate in chamber music events. This can be done through social media, posters, email newsletters, and other channels that reach a broad and diverse audience.
Encourage a wide range of musical styles and genres in the program
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Fall Concert 212/9/22The second of our two semesterly concerts, we performed 8 student-composed musical arrangements in Roone Arledge Auditorium -- the first time in Pops history -- for a crowd of around 300 people$907$282 for piano tuning, $625 for tech costs300Be mindful of accessibility and inclusivity when selecting the performance space and equipment. Ensure that the venue is accessible to all performers and audience members, and that any necessary equipment or accommodations are provided as needed.$594 ABC co-sponsorship was used for all tuning costs and half of tech costs
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Spring Popsicles Showcase4/15/23Popsicles is our chamber ensemble group, separate from our orchestral program, where students are invited to arrange works for small-group ensembles of 2-10 musicians. This event was held in the Lerner Black Box and featured a diverse instrumental program for a crowd of about 70$1251 technician in Black Box70Encourage a wide range of musical styles and genres in the program, including music from different cultures and time periods. This can help expose performers and audiences to new and diverse music traditions, and promote cultural understanding and appreciation, which Popsicles does a superb job of doing.
half came from $1045 ABC co-sponsorship for concert fees, the rest from revenue
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East Coast Pops Summit4/21/23East Coast Pops Summit was a joint Pops orchestra in collaboration with the Yale and Harvard Pops orchestras. This was the first time this event had been hosted since before the pandemic, and it proved to be a successful venture$1,176Group Metro North ticket for 42 people to/from New Haven500Ensuring that orchestral members from all universities -- Columbia, Harvard, and Yale -- feel equally represented and cared about musically. Preventing forms of rivalry or competition during the event was a priority, and surely worked out since few issues arose.$820 ABC co-sponsorship was used, with the rest of the funds needed coming from what was left when our concert fees were less than anticipated
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Spring Dress Rehearsal4/23/23In preparation for our spring concert series, our music directors felt that a spring dress rehearsal would be necessary to ensure that the arrangments are in good shape and ready to be performed in front of an audience$344Custodial fees for using the room between Days on Campus events75Be mindful of accessibility and inclusivity when selecting the performance space and equipment. Ensure that the venue is accessible to all performers and audience members, and that any necessary equipment or accommodations are provided as needed.half came from $1045 ABC co-sponsorship for concert fees, the rest from revenue
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Spring Concert 14/28/23The first of our two semesterly concerts, we performed 8 student-composed musical arrangements in Lerner 555$1,049$899 for drum kit to replace the one we were borrowing, and $150 for trap table150Encourage diversity and inclusivity in the selection of musical arrangements. This can involve actively seeking out works from a variety of cultures, genres, and styles, and ensuring that all performers have the opportunity to contribute their own ideas and perspectives.Came from $1200 ABC co-sponsorship for instrument/equipment purchases
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Spring Concert 25/1/23The second of our two semesterly concerts, we performed 8 student-composed musical arrangements in Lerner 555$514$294 for Piano tuning and $219.89 for a music stands purchase400Encourage diversity and inclusivity in the selection of musical arrangements. This can involve actively seeking out works from a variety of cultures, genres, and styles, and ensuring that all performers have the opportunity to contribute their own ideas and perspectives.Came from $1045 ABC co-sponsorship for concert fees
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Pops Prom4/28Pops Prom is our end-of-year social event held in the EC townhouses and hosted by one of our senior advisors. Approximately 45-50 musicians and guests attended the event, which was themed after the pieces we performed this particular concert cycle$282Voucher for Morton Williams purchases (snacks, drinks, decor)45Ensure that all members of the ensemble and their guests feel welcome and included in the event. This can involve actively promoting a culture of inclusivity and respect, which means ensuring that Barnard folks have access to people who can sign them into the EC dorm quickly and efficiently, allowing for musicians and guests to have a say on the music being played, and that anything considered offensive may be shut down immediately + and providing resources or support for individuals who may require accommodations or assistance if needed.Came from the remaining money in our account after completing the purchases connected to the ABC co-sponsorships we received
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NameCU Anime Club
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CategorySpecial Interest
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Chartstring4560313 / AG002663
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Total Members15
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Long-Term Goalssee form
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Prev. Allocation Received
957.2
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ABC Cosponsorships0
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Other Cosponsorships
0
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Source of Other Co.0
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Remaining Revenue0
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Fall Movie Screening11/12/22We screened Studio Trigger's film Promare, with some snacks. Attendance was quite good.390350 movie screening/40 snacks. all allocation35Advertising more widely outside of the club (so not just mostly anime club members come). Event was as diverse as imaginable as far as attendance already.
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CSC Taste of China Co-sponsorship12/10/22Co-sponsored Taste of China for some tickets for club members and a place in the booklet100100 allocation?Not our event
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Fall Study Break12/13/22Ran our semesterly study break event with a short powerpoint party and food to hang out with friends for a bit during the studying period105105 for food, allocation20Advertising more widely outside of the club (so not just mostly anime club members come). Event was as diverse as imaginable as far as attendance already.
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Spring Movie Screening (DID NOT OCCUR)Due to the board being shorthanded in the spring semester, and lack of interest from the general membership when the club was surveyed, we decided to not host a movie screening in the Spring. This event may be on the books next year though(Projected 400)
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Spring Study BreakMay 3 or 4, 2023Ran our semesterly study break event with a short powerpoint party and food to hang out with friends for a bit during the studying period120120 for food, allocation. ApplyingExpected around 20Advertising more widely outside of the club (so not just mostly anime club members come). Event was as diverse as imaginable as far as attendance already.
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NameGrey Matters
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CategoryPublications
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Chartstring4560313 / AG003306
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Total Members68
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Long-Term GoalsContinue printing issues with allocation, host larger events
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Prev. Allocation Received
0
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ABC Cosponsorships5000
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Other Cosponsorships
0
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Source of Other Co.0
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Remaining Revenue0
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Issue Five Launch Party45047This event is in celebration of Grey Matters Issue 5 set to release on Monday May 1st! We will be recognizing the work of all general body members and senior editors as well as electronically releasing our fifth issue through a casual gathering. Food will be provided.370220: dietary-restriction-friendly food; 150: pizzas80Host the event on a more easily-attendable day, provide a wider range of dietary-restriction-friendly foods
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Issue Five Final Scientific Editing Workshop45026This will be a conference for the senior and deputy editors of scientific review to make their final edits on the articles to be published in Issue 5 of GMCU.120120: pizzas for editors17Expand to all editing divisions
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Issue Four Release44907This is the Grey Matters Issue 4 release event where general and executive body members of Grey Matters will gather in celebration of the completed journal. There will be food and beverage served to all attendees. While pizza will be served to all attendees, the purpose of this purchase request is to supplement the pizza option with other dietary restriction (GF, Kosher, vegan) friendly foods as well as buy beverages for the event.22781878: printing costs for 100 copies of issue four; 150: dietary- restriction-friendly food; 250: pizzas80Host the event on a more easily-attendable day, provide a wider range of dietary-restriction-friendly foods (improved upon for issue five release)
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Live Recording of Podcast (Brain Banter) and Speaker Event44880We plan to host a live recording version of our associated podcast, Brain Banter, with professor Jon Freeman. His work directly relates to one of our articles this semester, and we plan on providing cookies as a snack for our attendees.100100: cookies from Insomnia cookies30Host the event on a more easily-attendable day/time
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NameColumbia Debate Society
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CategoryAcademic
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ChartstringAG002564
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Total Members60
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Long-Term GoalsGrow the team to be more active competitively, increase accesibility for those who have not debated in high school, and offer more programming to the greater community when we host college and high school tournaments. To this end, we want to get more ABC funding so that we can involve more of the team in competition rather than in trying to raise revenue.
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Prev. Allocation Received
6187
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ABC Cosponsorships0
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Other Cosponsorships
0
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Source of Other Co.0
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Remaining Revenue15000
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Swarthmore9/23-9/24Regular season American Parliamentary Debate Association Tournament$5,730.00Allocation - 4479; Revenue - 125025All of our regular season tournaments would be more inclusive if they were more accessible to people who only have a few weekends to offer the team. Right now, everyone is expected to help with the Columbia-hosted tournaments because they raise the revenue to fund our competition at other ones.
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Harvard10/7-10/8Regular season American Parliamentary Debate Association Tournament$10,150.00Allocation - 8700; Revenue - 145020See G1
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Tufts10/14-10/15Regular season American Parliamentary Debate Association Tournament$300.00Allocation - 150; Revenue - 1503See G1