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Ethnography Of The Mug Line Preceding The Tree Lighting Ceremony

By Kyle Murray on Dec 03, 2021 0 Comments

I was prompted to record this information because the Columbia College Instagram story about the line had an awful angle. Like you couldn’t see anything. Immortalize this struggle.

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Tree Lighting 2013: A Comprehensive Review

By Bwog Staff on Dec 06, 2013 11 Comments

A significant portion of our staff was unwilling unable to attend the Tree Lighting Ceremony last night, but hey—ain’t those lights pretty? This year’s Tree Lighting has been lovingly summed up by the one staffer who actually sat through the whole thing: Singing was boring. Speeches were boring. Oh one minute of silence for Nelson […]

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