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The second-floor green chairs provide superior back support, a better view, and more isolation: no worrying if friends walking to class are going to see you eat that crumb you dropped on your shirt—and yet, I am an avid first floor enthusiast. Why, you ask? The whispering. 

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Have you ever found yourself on College Walk wondering how—and where—Serena and Blair spent their time at Columbia? This guide is for you.

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I spent many, many, many hours traveling home and back last week. Here’s some music that helped me pass the time.

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Listen, with so many girls lining up to get into the frats and a limited amount of brothers, it’s bound to happen.

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Squawk Squawk Squawk is my new alarm clock.

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Time has no meaning, especially after a dissociative fall break. Here’s a list of things that may calibrate your life a little bit.

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What Should President Jennifer Mnookin's Nickname Be?

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