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In honor of her semester goal to work out more in Riverside Park, Staff writer Akshara Santoshkumar compiles a list of her favorite late 2000s and 2010s music to motivate you on your next Hot Girl Walk or Run!

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It’s finally that time of year again!

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A morning playlist with a side of eggs and watered down iced coffee.

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If there’s anything for certain about Columbia students, it’s that all of them are getting a lot of sex all of the time. 

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Maybe this time you’ll learn to blast good music from your speakers!

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Do you have ADHD and find it impossible to concentrate on anything? Trust me—this playlist helps.

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I spent many, many, many hours traveling home and back last week. Here’s some music that helped me pass the time.

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Tired of listening to “Monster Mash” on repeat at parties? Here’s literally anything else.

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Take a moment for yourself and enjoy this playlist as an alternative to midterm-induced anxiety.

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