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Women’s golf wins the Ivy championship, and the baseball and softball teams prepare for the playoffs

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Postseason coming for both women’s basketball and wrestling!

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The basketball regular season is winding down with mixed results.

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More basketball and spring sports are starting up.

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Columbia’s men’s basketball team wins at Princeton for the second time in 32 years; the women’s basketball team defeats Penn and a ranked Princeton at home.

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Ups and downs on the basketball court.

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Men’s Tennis takes on the NCAA singles and doubles championships this week!

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Same Semester, New President!

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