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CUIT Printing Services (a.k.a., Ninja) is now available at the Gottesman Libraries! Finally, your friendly librarians will no longer have to point to the building behind them and say "Go there for your free printouts!" You can get your 20 free pages (or 100 if you bought the extra package) on the first floor of …
NINJa printing -- sounds bad-ass right? Well, it is! The NINJa printing system is what you can use to print your quota at one of the many libraries or computer labs on the Columbia campus or one of its affiliate campuses! A Teacher's College student may print up to 20 pages per week (for free) …
It's been a busy couple of weeks here at the Gottesman Libraries as we welcome both new and returning students to the library. The start of a new school year brings many members of the TC community to the first floor services desk asking for assistance in navigating the library and Teachers College. In an …
There are paper copies of a printing guide at the first floor circulation desk giving you the details on how to print and copy at the library. It reads: "Go to the 2nd floor to the Flexcard dispensing machine to Get new Flexcard OR Add money to your existing Flexcard OR Put money on your …
The state-of-the-art of "desktop manufacturing" today is reminiscent of "personal computing" in the 1970s and "Real-time" computer processing and "real world computing" are poised to (once again) revolutionize the role of computers everyday life. This was demonstrated by none other than Chris "Widget" DiMauro with the state-of-the-art 3-D printer – Makerbot. DiMauro is a research …
Ninja Printing at the Library
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NINJa Printing: Free printing on the Columbia campus
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Printing at the Library
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Printing with Flex Dollars @ Gottesman Libraries
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