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Chef Mike’s Sub Shop had its humble debut for students on the meal plan on Tuesday, so expert food critics Camille Sensiba, Victoria Borlando, and Lillian Rountree reunited to check out what Columbia’s beloved Chef Mike had to offer this time.
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To answer the question on all of your minds—yes, there are ducks you can see in the winter time.
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This is Bwog’s weekly Roundup of how COVID-19 is progressing in the Columbia community.
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I don’t know what Boxing Day really means, and most people don’t know what FDOC means, but we all understand the term Bwoglines! Editor’s Warning: Death
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Traveling home for the holidays didn’t keep Bwog away from our usual shenanigans!
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On Tuesday morning, Barnard announced that Emma Wolfe, a leader in NYC government, is joining the Barnard administration to help coordinate the school’s work with the greater New York City community.
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