Investigate
Start with documents, affected people, money, and decision-makers—not the University statement.
THE PAPER IS SUPPOSED TO WATCH COLUMBIA
Spec is not pushing Columbia hard enough.
THE ARGUMENT
The campaign asks whether Columbia too often gets to define the headline, the first quote, and the limits of the story.
The demand is simple: investigate powerful people, verify what the Office of Public Affairs says, talk to people affected by University decisions, and return when promises come due.
THE CHATGPT SCREEN
ChatGPT scored 56 headlines, public descriptions or ledes, and available excerpts.
| Period | Average score | Sample |
|---|---|---|
| April 29–May 15, 2024 | -0.095 | 21 |
| April 1–August 10, 2026 | +0.143 | 35 |
| Difference | +0.238 | 56 records total |
THE DEMAND
Start with documents, affected people, money, and decision-makers—not the University statement.
Ask who benefits, what evidence is missing, and which claims remain unverified.
Track deadlines, reforms, investigations, trustees’ decisions, and promises to survivors.