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This week’s ESC meeting took time to debate GS swipe access to dorms and other Columbia undergraduate buildings. GS students’ restricted access has affected their participation in events and club meetings. ESC is trying to take action to give GS students swipe access.  The Forward Swipe Access Update And Resolution The main topic of discussion […]

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Usually when Columbia students propose sex in the But, it’s a joke. However, Coco Young (apparently a Columbia student) and Karley Sciortino (who runs Slutever) have just released a new (very NSFW) video for Purple Television featuring models and a current Barnard student that “explores the rituals of American Ivy League secret societies, to the point […]

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