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It’s Friday, the sixth day of NSOP, and you’re so tired you feel jet lagged…what did you do last night? When did you stumble back to bed? Why did you wake up at 9 am for that free yoga class? Even if you did none of these things, you’re probably confused, disoriented, nursing a headache, […]

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Do Your Part!

In response to the destruction caused by Hurricane Sandy, Columbia has put together a series of emergency blood drives around campus.  You can register online or just show up.  The first one is going on right now in Low with more to follow in the coming week.  Check out the schedule and play out some sort […]

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Subliminal Activism

Striding across College Walk, Bwog correspondent Gautam Hans sighted the Blood Drive Van and made this keen observation: “Although the Red Cross and other blood donation agencies are famous for not allowing men who’ve had anal sex with other men to donate (due to FDA regulations), some staff member was either being sly or not […]

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