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This week doesn’t have a lot of events. Happy Thanksgiving!

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Columbia archivist Kimberly Springer hosted David Walker for a discussion on the intersection of the personal and professional spheres in archival work.

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Violet Du Feng’s documentary, “The Dating Game,” follows the lives of three men who seem to be living it.

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How To Win An Election

Bwog Staff attended a Political Analytics Event hosted by the School of Professional Studies.

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Discover a finance workshop, lecture on Descartes, or trans awareness event this week.

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I spent an evening at a conversation-style event hosted by the Italian Academy and centered around Rome.

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Recover from midterms by singing, playing with puppies, or learning something new.

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As a freshman, one of the most difficult obstacles in the transition from home to college is making new friends. Getting involved on campus is…  to say the least… a challenge, but University Life events like Deal Me In: A Card Game Social at least make it a little easier. 

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Staff Writer Emma Chung visits the Night Market and communes with the ghosts of her Bwog forebears.

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Staff writer Keahi Harper went to an Indigenous Peoples Day event hosted by the Native American Council (NAC) of Columbia University and felt a sense of unity, connection, and admiration for the speaker and event. 

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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