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Was Rafael Ortiz’s Presence In Columbia Buy Sell Memes A Conspiracy For His CCSC Campaign?

By Youngweon Lee on Apr 27, 2017 5 Comments

Rafael Ortiz, memer supreme, was recently elected as the Pre-Professional Representative of CCSC. We don’t know about you, but Daily Editor Youngweon Lee thinks this is…fishy. Here is her conspiracy theory. Around the end of last semester, columbia buy sell memes was created by a group of edgy meme-y students. As it quickly became everyone’s […]

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