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Bwogger Chloe Gong ventured into Butler stacks to investigate its mysterious collections. You won’t believe what she saw.  

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Comic lovers rejoice! Thanks to Karen the Librarian, you can visit Columbia’s collection of comics art, manuscripts and ephemera in Butler. We sent Super-bwogger Britt Fossum to check out the opening.  By the time I found the correct room for the opening night of Comics at Columbia’s current exhibition “Past, Present, Future,” every seat was […]

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This weekend Low Library played host to “Comic New York: A Symposium”, a two day event that hosted a wide range of players in the comic industry ranging from illustrators to execs to academics. Cartoon Commandos Louise McCune and Alex Eynon ventured over on Sunday for two of the panel discussions, “New York as a […]

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Oy there skippers! The antwacky Philo posse cordially invites any gadges and manashees to a good ol’ afternoon of jackanories and canking with Karen the Librarian over tea and biscuits. Pip pop cheerio. Seriously though, the Philolexian society is holding teatime this afternoon in Sulzberger Tower from 4 – 6 pm with Karen the Librarian. […]

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