This scarecrow guards the cover crops of Columbia’s food sustainability project, a communal garden that produces real vegetables in front of Pupin. People tend it year round, and actually eat the fruits of the Columbia soil.
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Oct 21, 2010 
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This scarecrow guards the cover crops of Columbia’s food sustainability project, a communal garden that produces real vegetables in front of Pupin. People tend it year round, and actually eat the fruits of the Columbia soil.
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@.... ANTOINE DODSON. BACHANNAL WEEK. LET’S DO THIS.
@cc I love you seas kids!!!!
@Anonymous The fruits of Columbia’s soil are bitter, having been watered with the tears of engineering students.
@Anonymous Isn’t “Food Sustainability Project” just a fancy way of saying Gardening Club?
@Anonymous FSP LOVE!
@Anonymous Saw my first mouse of the year eating the cover crops just to the left of the wonderful painted sign.
@Anonymous I don’t get it