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When’s the Bris?

Ladies and gentlemen: the first snow penis of 2012, erected proudly in the lawn in front of Hartley.

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History is Among Us

Unearthed from under centuries of dirt and cigarette butts, this Mini Stonehenge has been found in our very own Riverside Park. Archaeologists say it is an ancient mystic healing place erected by Columbia students to mend wounds (read: paper cuts) received in the great 1754 Battle of the Butler. Administration is now considering developing it […]

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New President!

What Should Interim President Armstrong’s Nickname Be?

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