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If only Spec op-eds WERE but a bad dream…

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She helped make Barnard traditions happen!

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“DO NOT SLEEP ON BUFF CHICK THURSDAY AT FERRIS.”

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This daddy long legs is going places.

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Lactose-intolerant Mackinley is heading to Boston to get is Masters of Architecture degree at MIT next year…that is if classes aren’t online. Best of luck!

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Kate has the most solid upcoming plan we’ve heard here…

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Isabella has some wise words on how to enjoy college life, including how to get an extension on your late assignment. 

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Barnard’s literal and figurative poster child, Athena Abadilla, wants you to that it’s important to feel and recognize the heroes who take care of us.

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Before graduating, Emilia Flack imparts her wisdom onto us by advocating for senior thesis seminars AND shell eggs.

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Theo Burke shares his wisdom in the form of plugging Latenite, making friends, and discovering The Unwritten Rules of Columbia.

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