If Butler's claustrophobia and competitiveness isn't your idea of a great study atmosphere, CQA informs us that the LGBT lounge in the Furnald Basement will be open from three to midnight for Tuesday through Thursday of reading week.

To those of you whose idea of studying doesn't involve reading—and really, who even has that kind of time?—tune in to CTV's Core Review series. A CU Players production of Agamemnon is scheduled for 4pm, followed by Lit Hum at 5pm both tomorrow and Thursday.

And for the lucky ones heading home already (or longingly dreaming of the day), visit the ESC-sponsored CarSplit and save yourself $20 en route to JFK. Northeasterners braving the train should sit tight, Bwog will re-run its travel tips post later in the week. In the meantime, we invite you to send more travel advice our way at bwog@columbia.edu.

While most of us are still trapped in the vortex of thrice-extended overdue papers, Butler pathogen infestations, and chronic Red Bull overconsumption, many eager SEAS engineerlings have written to remind the Columbia community that it's not too early to plan our post-exam exodi to the airport, train station, or, for those who made a truly daring college choice, some other corner of New York City. With that in mind, we're asked not to forget carsplit.com, one of the most useful things to have crawled out of Mudd since, uh, all those patent-worthy inventions that fund our education in lieu of donations from our notoriously stingy alumni. While it probably won't come in as handy as during last year's delightfully-timed subway strike, we're sure the 'rents/siblings/creepy uncles in your life will appreciate that little something extra you may be able to bring them for the holidays with the cab fare you're able to save.