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Bwog had a very eventful spring break!

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Whether you were tanning at the beach or rotting in your bed at your parent’s house in the cold, I’m sure after the first few days of break, you started to miss Columbia. I guess absence does make the heart grow fonder.

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Bwog caught a glimpse of summer and was (for the most part) able to relax this spring break!

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Yay for composting! New York City to make it more accessible in the near future. Editors Warning: Mentions of violence.

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Oh no! Bwog won’t be here during Spring Break! Wondering how to still be a cool person without reading Bwog every day? Follow the Ins below (and by god, ruthlessly avoid the Outs).

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This afternoon, one day after Columbia University released updated plans for COVID-19 safety protocols, Barnard students received a new set of guidelines in an email from Marina Catallozzi, VP of Health and Wellness. 

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Wooooh! Read more to find out what your lovely Bwog staff did over Spring Break.

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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very interesting article! talented writer (read more)
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