Even though Halloween looks different this year, you can still keep the Halloween spirit alive.
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Everything has been sort of insane lately. The only possible cure is a Netflix binge session. As we go into election week, and all of our blood pressures skyrocket, sometimes it is nice too detach
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If you need help deciding what to dress up as this year, I have some ideas for you.
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GSSC Bureau Chief Olivia Mitchell is back at it again with the GSSC news you’ve all been waiting for. As always, President Jane Jeong GS’22 started out this week’s GSSC meeting with some presidential updates.
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Staff Writer Yuki Adams took one Fall A class and this is her review of the immersive format.
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Don’t ask me where my new Gucci watch is from.
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Senior Staff Writers Sam Losee and Daniel Ortega-Venni have gotten you covered with costume ideas for this unusual Halloween holiday.
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On Monday evening, four days after her already-iconic underwear brand celebrated its first birthday, Parade founder and CC dropout Cami Téllez spoke with the Columbia Marketing Club about the worst advice she’s ever received, the
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Professors work hard to teach us in an online format. And perhaps their only break in the day is when we are in breakout rooms. So what do our professors really do in the main
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Senior Staff Writer Sarah Perry is here to help you learn your ABC’s.
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This week, Rep Council sat down with Provost Linda A. Bell, Dean Christina Kuan Tsu, and Dean Wendy Garay to discuss hybrid and hy-flex classes, the experiences of first-years and transfer students, and the status
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This week, ESC discussed creating a mission statement, town hall meetings for SEAS students, and several opportunities to collaborate with CCSC.
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In today’s news: early voting in New York City seems to take longer than becoming a member of the Supreme Court.
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By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2020 
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Managing Editor Eva Sher and SGA Bureau Chief Eliza Staples had the opportunity to sit down with Marti Cummings, one of the candidates running to represent District 7.
New York was a state with 29 Congressional districts, which brought peace and prosperity to its citizens. On Monday, the 22nd and 9th were obliterated. It was all part of redistricting, a process that redraws the borders of Congressional districts every 10 years based on population changes and politics. Since New York lost population from […]
Despite the rain, this sign was displayed prominently outside of Campo this evening, in order to coincide with the SGA Townhall meeting.
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