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Staff Writer William Lyman explores magazine subscriptions and the journey to Wien on a rainy day.
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Staff Writer Zane gives a list of ideas in case you’re just absolutely lost about what to do on Valentine’s Day.
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This morning at Bwog, we read about 20,000 ghosts discovered from half a million years ago, and realizes it’s still less than the number of students enrolled at Columbia.
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A bwog staff spends too much time perusing Columbia Crushes, and this post is a testament to that. Read more to see what she thinks.
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Bwog Staff Writer and John Jay Resident William Lyman breaks down the problem with water fountains in his building. 
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Butler can be a lonely place. So what did this guy do? His eyes told it all in a fourth-floor reading room as he sat trying to focus.
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Staff writer Olivia Mitchell covers GSSC this week as they discuss the pilot program for the low-cost meal plan, the importance of the student wellness survey, and gender-based misconduct and discrimination on campus.
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