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For Reading Week, Bwog is sharing a walk a day leaving from Columbia’s campus. Today’s Walk to Remember comes from Internal Editor Britt Fossum, who has been known to stress-walk approximately 500 miles when faced with looming finals. When you get kind of stir crazy after a long day in Butler, head off campus to […]

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In case you’ve decided to live under a rock for the past twenty-four hours and failed to read the post below, the New York Giants won the Superbowl! In light of this supreme victory, Bloomberg decided to host a victory ceremony and ticker tape parade for the team tomorrow, February 7th. Why? According to Bloomberg, “Big Blue […]

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