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What’s up, CU? How was your weekend? Oh, did you not realize it was Sunday again? That’s right, get ready to open your Alarm Clock app again for the first time in days, because the weekend’s almost over. But don’t worry, there’s one party left you won’t wanna miss. It’s got people, places, and things. […]

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Dear Columbia — to our fans, part-time fans, naysayers, haters, and our primarily unruffled, ambivalent readership — we’ve had a strong semester. I say “strong” because it was not quite a good semester but a powerful one, passionate and encouraging. If sometimes too apologetic, you can’t negate our — Bwog’s — interest in the activity we’ve seen […]

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