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Dying to hit up Fashion’s Night Out and ogle at clothing worth more than your tuition, but too lazy to head all the way downtown? No worries, the Columbia Bookstore’s got your back. To celebrate Fashion Week, the bookstore will debut its new School House Rock collection. Apparently, “campus pride is always fashionable.” The House […]

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Book Culture is having a sale today! Take advantage of 20% of everything in both locations, with some exclusions including course books and periodicals. The sun will feel even better knowing that you’ve boycotted Barnes & Noble supported an independent bookstore. It’s the last day of break! Go wild!

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Bwogslist

Bwog realizes that for the last few posts we’ve taken a cue or two from Craigslist, but in the spirit of usefulness, we’re posting a list of items that students are currently selling. If you’d like to add your items to the list, use the comment thread or email bwog@columbia.edu. Sanyo SR-3770S Counter-High Refrigerator, Black […]

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Snobbery for Cheap

A friend of Bwog passes along a tip that Kim’s is having a massive sale. 25% off CDs, 10% of DVDs and 15% off books! That Criterion Collection version of Brazil you want to buy so that you might prominently display it? Yours! For only, like, $45. Meanwhile, rumors of closure are surrounding the indie […]

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Same Semester, New President!

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