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An Apple A Day

Last week outside the new 67th St. Apple Store: Photo by AM

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The next time you forget your ID and get turned away from Butler, remember: when Argentine President Cristina Kirchner came to visit, campus security apparently refused to let her NYPD escort enter Low. The officer, probably grateful to escape, instead took the opportunity to snap a picture of the steps. More common, but also more […]

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Bwog is grateful for Columbia’s sizeable flock of vending machines, with their promise of large amounts of readily available, prepackaged foods, junk and otherwise. Certain oddities within the vending machine empire, however, cannot be ignored.  •     The green leaf symbol, supposedly found next to so-called “healthy snack choices” in campus vending machines, suffers from highly inconsistent […]

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A New Bombshell Has Entered The Campus…

What Should President Jennifer Mnookin's Nickname Be?

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The Scorpio entry cracked me up, the author admits she does not understand Scorpios and then hands them the ramp (read more)
Best Study Spots Based On Your Zodiac Sign
November 2, 2026
This is truly insightful! Now whenever I’m trick or treating anytime I see an animal costume I will think of (read more)
Furry Or Festive? A Halloween Costume Guide To The 5 Stages Of Becoming A Furry
October 31, 2026
This is truly insightful! Now whenever I’m trick or treating anytime I see an animal costume I will think of (read more)
Furry Or Festive? A Halloween Costume Guide To The 5 Stages Of Becoming A Furry
October 31, 2026
So practical, inspirational, and festive. Perfect recommendations. 🍂🍁 (read more)
Keeping Samhain Alive
October 30, 2026

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