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Sometimes, having a “philosophy” class of people who have good opinions isn’t enough! Senior Staff Writer Victoria Borlando is here to tell you the recipe for getting an evenly spicy blend of people for the best CC seminar.
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The Columbia Digital Storytelling lab brings the fourth iteration of Story I/O, this time, it’s AI-themed.
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Pandemic got you down? To boost your spirits, look no further than one of many novel-length emails from PrezBo that show up unasked for in your inbox. Bwog has collected some of the most bolstering and entirely unfabricated snippets for your perusal.
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Spending hours staring at homework and textbooks gets old pretty quickly. Bwog is here to help you jazz up your late-night work sessions with some up-and-coming female artists who will be the perfect addition to your study playlist.
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This Wednesday, Columbia School of the Arts hosted their first online Nonfiction Dialogue, wherein Writing Program Chair Lis Harris and author Maggie Nelson discussed freedom and criticism, discipline and love.
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COVID-19 has robbed students of most University sporting events this fall, but there’s one campus sport that students can enjoy watching live. Staff Writer (and former PUBG/DOTA2 player) Lia Jung brings you the scoop on Columbia’s eSports club. Several months before the start of the term, Ivy League announced that all intercollegiate athletics competitions have […]
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