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CU Before We Saw You

While scouring the internet doing anything but studying for midterms, Bwog discovered this gem from College Confidential (remember College Confidential? Junior year was a good time) about a prospective student’s concerns about the Columbia community: Subject line: Athlete Going to Columbia–Is Columbia Fun and Preppy!  I am pretty sure that I am going to Columbia for […]

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Miles ahead of Spec's coverage, love to see it. Keep up the great work Bwog (read more)
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