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Thought I’d share a few of the intrusive brainrot thoughtbabies that plague me daily (especially in and around Butler library)

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As the clock strikes 7:30 pm and the doors to seemingly every building on campus clang shut, our protagonist must find a place to study for her midterm… no fairy godmother in sight. 

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Still looking for a unique Halloween costume that your friends definitely haven’t already thought of? Look no further.

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“Gorgeous gorgeous girls love soup.”

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For those of us not in NYC, who long for the days of studying in Butler, Milstein, Avery, the Engineering Library, and Teacher’s College…the list goes on… 

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Life is hard enough as a first-year, and then you put us into breakout rooms? That’s a bit much.

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Bwogger Chloe Gong ventured into Butler stacks to investigate its mysterious collections. You won’t believe what she saw.  

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One Bold, Barnard Bwogger ventured into The Stacks for the first time in search of a silent study spot. Instead, she met the lifeless, scared-shitless abyss known as The Stacks.

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