A board game, illustrated by Cindy Pan, from the November issue of The Blue and White! Try out your luck as a Columbia politician.
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A board game, illustrated by Cindy Pan, from the November issue of The Blue and White! Try out your luck as a Columbia politician.
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16 Comments
@the nacoms wear funny pinky rings
@yeah when do they tap?
@jr wtf?
@Is Cindy Pan St.A’s?
@Wow, judging by your “track comments,” someone’s definitely trying for a tap…a little too hard
@holy shit good call
@was Obama really that big of a loser? Was he Nacom or Sachem? I dont belive he was in St.A’s. He must have been in a secret society though, the dude became president
@? what are nacom/sachem? kind readers, provide a link please?
@Anonymous http://www.wikicu.com/Nacoms
http://www.wikicu.com/Sachems
@They along with St. Anthony Hall are Columbia’s 3 secret societies. They are very difficult to gain entry to but once you do , you are essentially set for life given the organizations alumni networks. Pretty much every famous Columbia alum was either St.A’s, Nacom, or Sachem – with the possible exception of Obama since he was just a loser who lived in Harlem alone.
@Hey idiot It’s not a secret anymore if you’re telling us this information.
@bro their existence is not a secret – hundreds of undergrads yearn for entrance every year. its their members that are supposed to be (although i could tell ya a few in each of the 3, think rich, powerful, beautiful, genius)
@yeah... “They are very difficult to gain entry to but once you do , you are essentially set for life given the organizations alumni networks. Pretty much every famous Columbia alum was either St.A’s, Nacom, or Sachem – with the possible exception of Obama since he was just a loser who lived in Harlem alone.”
You realize this isn’t fucking Yale, right? The vast mahjority of successful Columbia alums don’t actually come from the secret societies…
@Anonymous “Tap! You’re It” – The Blue and White, October 2006. p.10
http://theblueandwhite.org/oct06.pdf
@yay i’m going to make my family play this at Thanksgiving.
@wow this is awesome.