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Online publication (8, NYC) seeks Columbia sports fan to conduct interviews with players, explain sports terminology to us, revamp our sports coverage, and to cuddle on cold nights. Us: Snarky and unable to do much at Homecoming other than get really drunk and disappointed. Favorite things are worshipping PrezBo’s hair, complaining about PrezBo’s policies, and free […]

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Because everyone is alive and thriving early on a Sunday morning, some people were able to catch a Knicks scrimmage at Levien Gym this morning. Bwog was tipped that there was a “hella long line” out in front of the gym this morning around 10:30 am waiting to enter the gym and watch. The team […]

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