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(Meat) Free Food

Tonight, like every Tuesday, Bhakti Club will be hosting  a free cooking demonstration and vegan dinner starting at 6:30 in the Lerner Broadway Room. It’s been described as “huge and yummy” and tupperware is allowed for maximum midnight snacking potential. The Best Food Group via Wikimedia Commons

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Sometimes conversations just feel like a giant game of Telephone. We wonder what Freud would have to say about this misunderstanding… In the serving line for Bhakti Club‘s Tuesday night dinners: Server 1: Didn’t I tell you? I had to stop being a vegetarian because I was…*mumble mumble* Server 2: A eunuch? Server 1: Nooo, anemic. The Sultana […]

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Contessa Gayles woke up very, very early to meditate and hang out with Columbia’s Bhakti Club. After a 7:00 AM mantra meditation session, she sat down to talk with Gadadhara Pandit Dasa, the current—and first ever— Hindu chaplain at Columbia. They spoke about a typical day in the life of a Hare Krishna monk, and […]

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