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Second half of Art Humanities bringing you down? Look no further than this compiled timeline of all of the works from the second half of the semester.

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For the stressed and the desperate.

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Softside Review

A new ice cream parlor just opened beside Upside Pizza. 

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Columbia’s Elevators

Join Staff Writer Olin Bose in finding out more about the elevators of Morningside Heights.

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Let’s call it “a friendly suggestion.”

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Barnard Goes BRAT

Singer. Songwriter. Artist. Performer. Marketing Genius. And she’s BRAT. One Barnard student’s observations and thoughts on Charli XCX from Section 206, Brooklyn night two.

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For a true joke too late for April Fools and a horror story too early for Halloween, read below.

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Come to our open meeting tonight in Lerner 510 at 9 pm!

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The 7 layers of hell (aka Dodge).

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What better way to romanticize spring than with some catchy tunes?

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Sad that it’s looking like yet another rainy weekend? No need to fear, Bwog has some amazing ideas for how to make the best of this weather.

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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