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On Wednesday, October 27, a walkout organized by the Student Workers of Columbia in anticipation of their November 3 strike deadline culminated in protestors entering President Bollinger’s “Freedom of Speech and Press” class, forcing its cancellation.
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This week’s meeting was chock-full of information about last week’s meeting with the Deans, Grad Strike support, upcoming events, and GSSC swag.
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ESC

ESC: Expansion Edition

This week ESC talked about expanding halal food options and expanding the student body.
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This is Bwog’s weekly Roundup of how COVID-19 is progressing in the Columbia community.
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Bwog Staff assigns a type of cheese to every frat and pleads to the brotherhood powers that they not be offended over stinky choices.
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What’s scarier than a no-bones day? Barnard’s approaching ED deadline…
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But like…also increased COVID-19 travel requirements.
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