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*[[King's Crown (group)]], a student group founded in 1898 that evolved into an administrative office in charge of student activities and made the crown an important Columbia symbol | *[[King's Crown (group)]], a student group founded in 1898 that evolved into an administrative office in charge of student activities and made the crown an important Columbia symbol | ||
*[[King's Crown (symbol)]], the traditional symbol associated with the university | *[[King's Crown (symbol)]], the traditional symbol associated with the university | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *[[420 West 116th Street]], a residence hall on 116th Street between [[Amsterdam Avenue]] and [[Morningside Drive]] |
*[[King's Crown Shakespeare Troupe]], a student performing arts group founded in 1995 and primarily dedicated to performing works of Shakespeare | *[[King's Crown Shakespeare Troupe]], a student performing arts group founded in 1995 and primarily dedicated to performing works of Shakespeare | ||
| − | + | *[[King’s Crown Leadership Awards]], annual awards given to student organization leaders in recognition of their efforts and commitment | |
| + | *[[WKCR|King's Crown Radio]], a name for WKCR, the campus radio station | ||
{{disambig}} | {{disambig}} | ||
Latest revision as of 15:47, 20 May 2013
King's Crown might mean:
- King's Crown (group), a student group founded in 1898 that evolved into an administrative office in charge of student activities and made the crown an important Columbia symbol
- King's Crown (symbol), the traditional symbol associated with the university
- 420 West 116th Street, a residence hall on 116th Street between Amsterdam Avenue and Morningside Drive
- King's Crown Shakespeare Troupe, a student performing arts group founded in 1995 and primarily dedicated to performing works of Shakespeare
- King’s Crown Leadership Awards, annual awards given to student organization leaders in recognition of their efforts and commitment
- King's Crown Radio, a name for WKCR, the campus radio station
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