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Every Monday, Bwog Staff shares tidbits of what occurred in our lives that past week. Each member of Bwog Staff handled their first week of classes a different way.
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Welcome to BwogAnswers, a new weekly series! Each week, we answer a question from our readers about Columbia. Leave us a question, or a response to this week’s Q, down in the comments!
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Cathedral Gardens, colloquially known as CG, located on 110th St and Manhattan Ave, is the farthest undergraduate residence hall owned by either Barnard or Columbia. Senior Staff Writer Ramisa Murshed lives there, and she documented her walk from CG to campus.
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Very informative article! Excited to see what SEAS does next (read more)
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