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We’ve speculated about this before, but now it’s here: Maggie the Magnolia, beloved Barnard institution/inspiration, is finally moving to accommodate construction for a new learning center. The move, a dramatic shift of about thirty feet from her current location, is sure to be a traumatic one, so come out today to support Maggie in her time of […]

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We hope your spring break was relaxing, fun, engaging, and/or generally dope.  If it was, and if it happened to inspire you to write, come share you enthusiasm with your friendly neighborhood snarky student online publication!  We’re meeting tonight at 8pm in 505L (walk into the SGO and look left). Come listen, write a pitch, […]

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A couple of people in butt pads threw around a ball last night and it was kind of a BD. As the Giants go into the Superbowl to face the Patriots in almost identical circumstances as the 2007 season, ESPN is calling it déjà blue. Is that similar to browning-out? (ESPN) Football wasn’t the only show that McBainers […]

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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