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Whether you were tanning at the beach or rotting in your bed at your parent’s house in the cold, I’m sure after the first few days of break, you started to miss Columbia. I guess absence does make the heart grow fonder.
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Now, what do Lindsay Lohan, Soulja Boy, and Logan Paul all have in common?
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Bwog’s journalists interview the JJ’s Milkshake Machine on its first night back after a heart-wrenching absence.
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Brownstone living at 627 W 115th St.—perfect for anyone hoping for a quintessential New York City experience!
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A pair of huge upsets last week set the stage for a fierce battle in the penultimate round of this year’s Bwarch Bwadness.
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Staff Writer Sofia Montagna attended a talk discussing the rights of nonbinary people globally. Editor’s warning: mentions of transphobia and violence.
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An escaped cow made its way through Canarsie, Brooklyn yesterday before being apprehended by pedestrians.
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This Monday, Barnard SGA asks and answers questions to BCIT’s Executive Director of IT, Victoria Swann, and Associate Director of BCIT, Aida Santiago-Agosto.
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