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‘Twas the first day of finals…

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I asked some Columbia students what songs are getting them through finals and for a short explanation of why. It was very insightful! 

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It’s the first day of Reading Days!

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Bwog Staff joined Columbia University students at the Tree Lighting Ceremony.

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A helpful guide for when the stress starts to set in.

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At least tomorrow is the weekend.

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In an email to students on Wednesday, Columbia Provost Angela V Olinto announced the University has advised faculty to shift all remaining final exams to a remote format, among several other suggested accommodations.

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With heat comes fun and forgetting (or trying to forget) school. 

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Unlike these Rocky Mountain wolves, some Barnumbia students have to wait until December 22 to be released.

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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