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Columbia Carols

Christmas has gotten away from its roots: the day is supposed to commemorate the infant Jesus finishing his fall term of college and coming back to Bethlehem to celebrate the holidays. These carols attempt to bring back that spirit. Like a nativity play, these attempt to tell the story of December on campus.

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Happy soccer day to all who celebrate. May the best team (Argentina) win.

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On October 22, Columbia Global Centers connected students in the 2022 cohort of Columbia University Scholarship for Displaced Students recipients to share their stories.

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Did you get forced into a Secret Santa with people you don’t particularly like? Give them a passive aggressive gift!

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A poem about the experiences of California students seeing snow for the first time.

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Plant aficionado? You’ve come to the right place. Bwog keeps our plants alive 70% of the time.

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They’re certainly one of the roommates of all time.

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Staff Writer Emma Burris spots fellow Bwogger Paul McCartney mourning the death of beloved friend John Lennon at the Strawberry Fields memorial in Central Park.

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A list of things, via letter, that I associate with those who find it okay to eat whole fruit outside of the home.

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An illustrated guide to add some greenery to your life!

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New President!

What Should Interim President Armstrong’s Nickname Be?

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