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As Columbia gears up for Valentine’s Day tomorrow, it appears most of us spent the weekend either getting in the mood for love (or making ourselves forget). Which one were you? Or maybe you don’t even remember… Nevertheless, here are this weekend’s notes from the field.  Party Hardy: Ended up shepherding a friend home from 1020 […]

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You know what time of year it is. No, not cuffing season. Or Christmas. It’s crunch time, which means (for some of the riskier folk)  d r u g s. It can be hard to know whether to buy at all. And you may not know what to buy, especially if your doctor forgot to prescribe […]

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Know how you haven’t left campus in a month? Think you’ll scream at the thought of eating one more meal in Ferris? Feel like you’re “wasting your potential” by not exploring the city? Never fear, The Blue and White has got you covered with our new column, the Travel Desk. To start things off, Senior Editor and […]

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Amazing article! And super useful advice! (read more)
Focus Series Kickoff: Lareina Yee ’95 On Navigating The Modern Workplace
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Such a lovely read! And Yee's advice is so comforting and genuine to read as a college student (read more)
Focus Series Kickoff: Lareina Yee ’95 On Navigating The Modern Workplace
February 4, 2025
Thank You, Olin, for a walk down Memories Lane. Many years ago, when I was at Columbia (Classes of (read more)
Uncovering The Mysteries Of Schermerhorn Hall
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