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To answer the question on all of your minds—yes, there are ducks you can see in the winter time.

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I don’t know what Boxing Day really means, and most people don’t know what FDOC means, but we all understand the term Bwoglines! Editor’s Warning: Death

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Solving a crossword puzzle is a fun way to get academic validation without having to, you know, do your assignments.

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What is a girl to do on this dreary day? Something involving nesting, tinctures, and totems all at once, of course.

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Is Shrek love? Is Shrek life? To the CU student who referred to themselves as Shrek: are you okay?

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The one where I give you all the tea about Columbia’s libraries because I have spent the majority of the last 72 hours living in them.

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If CUNY becomes free, maybe Columbia can lower tuition at least a little bit?

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New York’s really dumping eight feet of landfill on top of a park?

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What Should President Jennifer Mnookin's Nickname Be?

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