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Whether you celebrated 420 or Easter, you probably spent Sunday pondering the significance of your existence in one form or another. Inspired by the glorious weather, Bwog Video ventured out onto our sunny campus and asked some very happy Columbians the question of questions: What is the meaning of life?

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It’s the start(-ish) of the school year and that means it’s time to wait in line at the packaging center  spend the whole weekend hungover do the only reading you’ll do all semester  meet new people! But before the introductions, it’s a good idea to have an interesting tidbit about yourself handy, just to prove to others […]

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Now that the sun’s out and summer’s right around the corner, we took to the streets area between Butler and John Jay to ask people how they’re feeling. We observed the following general sentiment:   Watch the video for greater insight on this bittersweet phenomenon. CollegeTalk – Spring Has Sprung from Bwog on Vimeo.

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