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Take me to the promised lands of ambient jazz and… weed clouds?

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A freshman’s reflection on the best NSOP immersion experience.

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News Flash: NYC is expensive. At first glance, it can look really expensive. But there are a surprising number of ways to still enjoy the city without emptying your pockets. 

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Scared about staying in touch with people from home as you start your freshman year? Don’t worry, we have some advice to guide you through!

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“It’s crazy no one’s telling me what to do or when to do it!” – a former freshman, probably.

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Freshpeople

What Do I Major In?

Yes, it can be stressful. No, it doesn’t have to be.

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Class registration is super confusing. Look over these tips for some help!

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Staff Writer Ajwah Qureshi details the struggles of NSOP as a first year.

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Taiko is a traditional form of Japanese drumming used for festivals, storytelling, and self-expression. The Columbia University Taiko Club aims to make the art of taiko accessible to all skill levels.

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NSOP has the potential to be the most humbling, most spirit-breaking, but most transformative week of your life. Bwog is here to help.

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Guest Writer Riley Stacy walks you through the most humbling experience of her life.

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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