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Hapa’s Fusion Party

Lerner c555 Hapa Club is hosting a FUSION PARTY to celebrate and blend the many different cultures on campus! The event will feature performances by CU Lion Dance, Orisha, and Dhoom, as well as fusion-themed finger foods prepared by the Columbia Culinary Society. Tickets will be $5, with part of the proceeds going to Pearl S. […]

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If CCSC has its way, Columbia’s Housing system will be slightly less oppressive next year. The council passed a resolution supporting gender-neutral housing last night, which will remove the gender restrction on double occupancy rooms. The plan, introduced by VP for Policy Sarah Weiss, 2011 VP Sean Udell, EAAH President Avi Edelman, and GendeRevolution President […]

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John Jay Lounge CILP (Community Impact Leadership Program) is a subset of CI where freshmen from BC, CC, and SEAS work together to gain insight and work with the student executives and staff of CI to plan events for CI as a whole. We are hosting this study break to introduce community service opportunities at […]

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James Room, 4th Floor, Barnard Hall Come learn about The Diana and how this new building will affect our community, what it brings to our campus, and what the future holds. VP of Administration and Capital Planning, Lisa Gamsu, will be giving a presentation on the architecture, the vision and the new spaces of The […]

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CTV is now accepting show proposals for our Spring 2010 season.  Those interested in creating a new show for CTV should contact akarlin@cutelevision.org for an application and further info.  Show proposals are due on December 1 at 11:59 PM. Contact Email: akarlin@cutelevision.org Contact website: cutelevision.org

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Roone Aldridge Cinema, Lerner Hall On the evening of November 24, the Columbia Chapter of the Roosevelt Institute will host the Truman National Security Project for a panel discussion of the current state of policy planning in respect to Afghanistan. The purpose of this event is to examine the limitations of current American, NATO, and […]

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Center for Career Education Conference Room Contact email: careereducation@columbia.edu Learn more about the three student agencies you could manage, including Inside New York, Columbia Tutoring and Translation Agency and Bartending Agency and School of Mixology. http://www.careereducation.columbia.edu/calendar

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Broadway Room, Lerner Hall Contact email: lcw2109@columbia.edu Interested in obtaining an internship and finding out about all of the science and engineering research that is being conducted right here on campus? Join Scientists and Engineers for a Better Society (SEBS) and Columbia Science Review for a thrilling afternoon to learn about groundbreaking science and technology […]

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Center for Career Education Conference Room Contact email: careereducation@columbia.edu On November 18th, the Arts Initiative will partner with the Center for Career Education (CCE). Join us to learn about securing (and even creating) an internship experience that fits your professional goals. Learn about: job and internship resources, how to create your own internship, and The […]

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Science Internship Panel

Satow Room, Lerner Hall Contact email: lcw2109@columbia.edu Don’t miss your chance to hear Columbia undergraduate juniors and seniors discuss their internship experience over the years and find out ways to get involved! This panel will serve as an excellent opportunity to learn more about what is available to students and how you can capture your […]

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We hope you have enjoyed one of our new features, Hidden Talents, which puts the spotlight on Columbians with uncommon abilities. However, we cannot continue this series without new people to interview…which is where you come in! Bwog is looking for anyone who is talented in some special way that makes them stand out from […]

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The grotesques of the Britannia apartment building on 110th are somehow even more frightening when so bejeweled. Bwog Gargoyle Hunter Liz Naiden reports that the crowns went up last night for the centennial celebration of the Britannia’s construction. Back outside, one resident tells Bwog that this grotesque is called “the scholar.” One can only wonder […]

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Bwog Queue Correspondent Anna Kelner sent in this picture of people waiting for their free HAIR tickets in Wallach: With only 44 tickets to hand out in total and the line already stretching around the corner, we dare imagine the anxiety people felt as they stood in line. And who knows, if you hurry, you […]

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Oh, Physicists…

Bwog reader and Punny Physicist Steve Ma sent in this sign found in Pupin: Somewhere, in his non-relativistic afterlife, Newton is smiling.

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If you’re willing to sign a pledge and be part of the National Marriage Boycott, a movement for the repeal of the Defense of Marriage Act, head on over to the Lerner ramps before 2 and get cookies or brownies! If you’re not willing, well, eh, that’s just the way the cookie crumbles. Image via […]

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