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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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Looking for music to watch Gilmore Girls to? Looking to embrace the arrival of fall? Looking to live your Rory Gilmore moment at a far better Ivy? Here’s a playlist to help you accomplish all of those things.

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Indie has never sounded so sweet.

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Holidays! They occur this time of year! And there is music for them!

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I get SAD (a wonderful double entendre meaning seasonal affective disorder). You know I get sad and I can’t let go of what I’m sad about.

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Do I want to be a Barnard student, or date a Barnard student? The world may never know.

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As we near the end of this confusing semester, you might wonder “Is it too early to make a back to school playlist?”. Bwog doesn’t think so!

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Tired of listening to Vampire Weekend’s discography on loop? Done with Alicia Keys? Bored of Simon and Garfunkel? Then look no further than this article, and find your new favorite Columbia-based musician today! (And if you have any suggestions to expand this post, please leave a comment!) 

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Some memories come with soundtracks, some moments are so intrinsically connected with songs it is impossible to separate the two. Below, Bwoggers reminisce about Columbia, creating a confusing yet hauntingly beautiful playlist. 

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Same Semester, New President!

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