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From the eighteenth century till now, “in like a lion and out like a lamb” has always reigned true for the trajectory of our third month of the year–March. As we embark from the final stages of winter and into spring, warm weather, sunshine and activities that no longer involve sitting on the couch all […]

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Goodnight, Sunshine

We aren’t due to see the Sun again til Friday, so hang on to this picture of the last of it from earlier this evening.

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The triumphant shouts of eager RA’s echoed around the quad. The sun shined blissfully and the skies were clear. Today was move-in day made in heaven. Irene left hundreds of cancelled flights, blocked roads, and disrupted trips in her wake, so only some freshpeople made it to move-in. The NSOP committee expects the stragglers arrive […]

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An Arranged Marriage

Bwog horse-wrangler Mahrah Taufique witnessed a marriage between NYU and Columbia at Hangama today.

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66 degrees. Yeah, baby.

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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