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On Saturday, December 16, Deputy Arts Editor Isa RingswaldEgan and Social Media Editor Tal Bloom attended a drop in sketching session at the Wallach Gallery’s exhibit, Partisans of Nude. 

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Personals

Personals: Nicki

It’s not to late to score a pretty sweet Valentine’s date! Bwog understands that you can’t always find time to meet new people, so we’re bringing the new people to you! If you want to get to know Nicki better, send an email to tips@bwog.com.  Name, Year, School, Major: Nicki Felmus, Junior, Columbia College, American […]

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Answer us this: who really wants to pay $40 for a new Ving card? Particularly when they get lost around once a week. Bwog’s more crafty staff members, Alexandra Avvocato and Claire Friedman, have a bit of experience in counterfeiting room keys: perhaps less glamorous than making fake IDs, but also probably less illegal.  To […]

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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Love/Hate Letter: Columbia Water Fountains
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Yale’s Report Blames Our Institutions For Declining Public Trust. Is It Time For Columbia To Look In The Mirror?
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