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Bwog received a tip that one Stephen Snowder—fearless Columbia student and Chief Editor of Columbia’s The Lion—had created a WordPress blog called CUMBsucks, mock-mocking the Columbia University Marching Band. This site was modeled after the original specsucks website (which of course now looks like this). He has since took it  down, but you can peek at it here. Snowder […]

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Basketball Mania is today, from 9:00pm to 10:00pm in Levien Gymnasium. For those of you who don’t do sports, Levien Gymnasium is the wood-paneled basketball gym in the Dodge Fitness Center. Don’t worry about trying to find it. Everyone else will be just as lost. Still, try to get there on time, because the first […]

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