Your standard brownies, mediocre sammiches, and soft beverages outside Roone now for Days on Campus.

If you don’t like to tell the truth! Brownies, blondies, cookies, and their accompanying crumbs outside Roone right now for a Days on Campus event. Just look like you don’t even know what’s going on!

Spotted: Anthony Da Costa–the most electrifying thing to happen to acoustic guitar since actual electric guitars–at the Days on Campus activities fair, currently in Roone.

Says he’s definitely headed to Columbia in the fall, and has his sights set on living in John Jay. (Ladies, take note.) Plus: he’s walking around with his mom–be still our hearts!

–JNW

The Eye maintains that the following things suck:

Days on Campus sucks.

No, seriously, Days on Campus sucks. And it lies to you.

Conspicuous consumption sucks. (Unless it’s a $355 bikini.)

Passover does not suck. But Wikipedia … does?

If you missed the hundreds of high school seniors roaming around campus today, know that there are three more Days on Campus event left. And that while the afternoon barbeque is guarded, the breakfast buffet is not.

While it’s all fun and games and stealing food for us, the Class of 2006/2010 is making some major life decisions. For all those future-Columbians who left in tears, never fear. We’ve all been there, as freshman Ellen Kessel’s tale attests.

I can safely say my “Days On Campus” experience was worse than my first day of kindergarten, when I drowned myself in my own tears as I was ripped off my father’s leg. Like my usual asinine self, I showed up at Columbia an hour late. Little did I know that my tardiness would cause me to be stuck with a host who would blow away every revered opinion of Columbia I held. Read more…