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A rare dinosaur skeleton sold for $6.2 million to an unnamed buyer. Editor’s note: mention of death.
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On Sunday, April 16, Staff Writer Maya Reisner and Arts Editor Grace Novarr attended EASTERX! the second installment of the XMAS! storyline.
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Maybe this time you’ll learn to blast good music from your speakers!
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Bwog reviews CMTS’s spring production of Head Over Heels, which ran from April 14-15 in Barnard’s Glicker-Milstein Theatre.
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Staff Writer Matthew Gay consulted fellow Bwoggers for advice on what to do when you are inevitably sick at school.
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Learn all about podcast workshops, sea cocaine, and flu shots in today’s Bwoglines!
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The nice weather streak continued and Bwog, along with everyone else at Columbia, took advantage of it!
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The Lions edge past .500 in the Ivy League after smashing two home runs against the Quakers, sealing the series win.
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Staff Writer Emily Yi attended CU Asian Pacific American Heritage Month’s opening ceremony on Friday, April 14, featuring Jayani (Max Patel) and RuPaul’s Drag Race winner Raja Gemini. 
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