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After the success of Chef Mike’s Sub Shop and Chef Don’s Pizza Pi, the sky’s the limit for Columbia Dining collabs.

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As storms, staff shortages, and scheduling malfunctions swept the nation this winter break, many a Bwog staffer was delayed or stranded. Enjoy this compilation of their travel struggles!

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The third new dining hall in as many semesters has opened, and that means one thing: ex-editors and knowledgeable, postmodern food critics Victoria Borlando and Lillian Rountree just have to review it.

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Dear reader, it is the end of the year, and you know what that means! Snow is falling, finals are ending, and Bwog is ready to share the albums that defined our semester… for the TENTH time! Enjoy!!!

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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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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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