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The Student Coalition on Expansion and Gentrification, which held a rally against stimulus bill money for the expansion this past Saturday, just unveiled their new blog. Now you can protest the expansion without leaving your computer. Just in time for finals procrastination! On the site, you can sign their “no-dough” petition, pledging not to donate […]

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A few snippets from the Bwog blog family.  Wang: Barbie, don’t! Sex and the Ivy: Typical Harvard Snobbery Cu Eco Reps: I’ll maintain that a fish isn’t too polluted to eat until it has three eyes Overheard in New York: Now there’s something you could put on a T-shirt Light Reading: Bwog’s inferiority complex is […]

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You know that list of links down on the left? Yeah, we never click on them either. Apparently, though, they come up with some good stuff once in a while. Short on Christmas money?  Or on classy uptown drug-du-jour money? For once, NYU students are more awkward than Columbia students In an attempt to shake […]

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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