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What Is the Ivy That Appears Most Often in the NYT’s Wedding Pages?

By Bwog Staff on Jul 30, 2010 31 Comments

IT IS COLUMBIA. Roar, Lion, roar! Today on Daily Intel, we learned that there is a new website that makes the last 3,981 wedding announcements in the Times and made them into a database. Columbia has been mentioned 615 times. Browse and see if your TA married your other TA! Harvard had only 466 and […]

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