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This week in The Atlantic, Columbia’s own football player Chad Washington, CC’15, was heavily featured in an article on the need for more safety measures in football—especially when it comes to head injuries. In the article, he describes heavy hits he’s taken, including a concussion Washington obtained during his high school career. Washington also explains why he […]

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In case you missed it, this weekend was the big homecoming game–that’s football, for you uninitiated. Not to worry, Bwog’s own Odysseus went on an epic journey to find Alma Bwogger Penelope, as they both homecame. Tell me, Muse, of the men of many ways, who were driven to 218th Street, after they had been sacked 53-7 […]

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Hey there procrastinators, don’t forget that  today is the last day to add classes!  If you need an idea of what to take, check out Bwog’s top picks. You can still drop classes anytime until October 8th.  If you still want to pretend you can take 21 credits, power through. Your salt and pepper fantasy […]

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