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The Cathartic, Communal, Columbia Cry

By Bwog Staff on Dec 20, 2015 1 Comments

This is a reminder to all y’all out there with something to get off your chest: Primal Scream is happening tonight at midnight! For all those who are unaware of the tradition: Each semester on the Sunday night of finals week, Columbia students open their windows at midnight and scream as loudly as they possibly can. This tradition, […]

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