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Columbians have a long tradition of looking dapper in their yearbook photos. Now it’s your turn, class of 2011, to be immortalized on high gloss paper. Senior Portraits for the 2011 Columbian Yearbook will be taken until Friday in the East Ramp Lounge. There are two ways to take advantage of this exciting once-in-a-lifetime offer: […]

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A merry prankster appears to have set off the fire alarm in Butler, driving the huddled masses out into the pouring rain (UPDATE: students have been let back in now). Tipster Amanda Santamaria, though, stuck around long enough to record the rarest of sights: an empty Butler 403. And yet it probably still smells to […]

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This is the best bwog article ever. Would love a brainrot series. (read more)
We Bring The BOOM: The Costco Guys Universe As Barnumbia Dining Halls
November 15, 2024
Dr. Delbanco is an internet troll who defends anti trans politicians. He likely also regrets outing himself on Reddit: Temporary_Fig2388 (read more)
Left Adrift: Exploring The Shift In Democracy, Liberalism, And Populism
November 12, 2024
Super interesting. I've always found the balance of the Democratic party between progressivism and the need to reach an economically (read more)
Left Adrift: Exploring The Shift In Democracy, Liberalism, And Populism
November 7, 2024

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