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Ever wondered why coaches are always holding up giant cards with emojis on them?

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Columbia defeats Cornell, 91-58, winning their third consecutive and first outright Ivy League Regular Season championship.

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The Lions, led by Riley Weiss (CC ‘27), have secured the No. 1 spot in the Ivy League Standings.

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This is our new album, “The Tortured Sports Poets Department.”

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The Lions mounted a double-digit comeback against Cornell, earning a 69–64 victory in an overtime thriller on Senior Day. With the win, the Lions secured a share of the Ivy League Championship with Princeton.

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She’s back and just as… Elizabeth Holmes as always! Editor’s note: Article contains mentions of violence.

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