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Change of Plans

Turath, the Columbia Arab Students Organization, may have spoken too soon. On Thursday, members announced a “Columbia Stands with Egypt” protest against the injustice of the Mubarak regime. But after Mubark’s departure on Friday, what was once a protest is now a party. Head down to Low Plaza at 2 p.m for snacks, sharbat, music, and […]

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There’s a big yellow taxi on College Walk! No, it’s not the Cash Cab… (Come back to us Ben Bailey!!) This “Peace Taxi” is part of an exhibition by Club Bangla, Club Dimensions, the Caribbean Students Association, Sikh Students Association and African Students Association to recognize, as one organizer told Bwog, “the plight of the […]

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Generation Organic, a touring group of organic farmers, has parked their “veggie oil-sipping” bus on College Walk. EcoReps, NOM^3, and Greenborough join them to promote sustainable development. Swing by for $2.50 grilled cheese sandwiches, plant seeds, and organic teas. Plus, you can pose with a wooden cow.

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