Sure, the cookies from Cafe 212 are okay, but they can’t beat baked goods made with parental love and care to raise spare change for charitable endeavors. Stop by Broadway Presbyterian Church’s nursery bake sale and kid-fest to soak in the joy of spring and cute children! In a non-pedophilic way, of course.

Shakeer Rahman reports: There is a lot of free Dinosaur BBQ in front of Hartley-Wallach. Beth Milton adds: Really good food. And still there as of 3:45 pm. And a lonely container of leftover potato salad sat at the Lerner Front Desk through the end of the Varsity Show– approx. 11:00 pm. That’s gross.

Overheard outside John Jay:”I didn’t get any sleep last night. I went to bed at 12:30, but I kept being woken up by Richard III.” Nothing like the wake-up call of betrayal, murder, and outdoor Shakespeare. See the final showing tonight at 8 PM. Be at the Sundial.

There are a lot of poor people who need saving, and I can show you the cost-effective way to do it.

Columbia divested from Sudan on Friday by pledging to not invest in 18 oil and gas companies with business ties to the country. This comes after a Wednesday New York Times article pointing out that Yale, Harvard, Brown and other universities had already cleaned their hands of that dirty genocide business. Even our social justice […]

When Bwog calls, our readers answer. Remarking on her fashion column in the Telegraph, we asked Bee Shaffer to settle the age-old question, the apple of discord that has been hurled into so many groups of friends, tearing them apart: New Balances or Converses? Bee writes in: Up until last year I wore New Balance […]

The Bwog just got a panicky email from CUArts. It turns out the beer for their 6-9pm party (632 W. 125th St., Rm. 205– just 9 blocks and downhill) arrived but the bottle opener didn’t. So. Free food and free beer but it’s BYOO.

T-2.5 hr. til the Varsity Show. If there’s at all a hole in your grueling weekend social schedule (ha!), swing by Roone and see the show. We promise it will be bwonderful and bwawesome and just the bwest.

Bwog correspondent Jacob Victor reports: Results are in from Wednesday’s College Dems E-board Elections! The winners are: (drum roll, please…) President: Mike Nadler CC ‘07 Vice President: Andrew Avorn CC ‘08 Secretary: Maggie Mendenhall BC ‘09 Treasurer: Chris Daniels CC ‘09 Members at Large: Josh Lipsy CC ‘08 Elyse Ross BC ‘09 Rachael McMillan CC […]

Bwog correspondent Yelena Shuster reports: There is an emergency water shutdown in Carman today from 10:30 AM-2:30 PM (see official email after the jump). Some unidentified suitemates, hauling their shower gear in Duane Reade bags, are stealthily walking over to Furnald to shower in the hall bathrooms. “What if someone has bladder problems?” muttered one […]

Harlem residents protest, fight to keep homes; students feel momentary sense of guilt en route to purchase Frappachino. You just HAD to make sure that your campus protest was more dramatic than ours, didn’t you, NYU? Sixteen people vie for thirteen seats on ABC Executive Board; three people poised to feel really, really, bad about […]

Apparently a group of kids in the group study room on the fourth floor of Butler have been doing handstands against the wall for the past twenty-five minutes. Which is probably in the sixtieth or so percentile in terms of weird shit that’s gone down in those rooms.

Taped to SGO doors in Lerner: Jester No distr. today – magazines did not come Tomorrow? Bwog was hoping that Jester would arrive today But it will survive Can’t wait? Check out the new issue online!

As most Columbia students struggle to remember which shirt they wore to 1020 last Saturday night so that they’ll know not to wear it this Thursday, first-year Bee Shaffer, scion of legendary Vogue editor Anna Wintour, has her sights set on something higher: the Met’s swanky Costume Institute Ball. And another thing, dearer to Bwog’s […]

The Highlander, Highland, NC’s local paper, has a long and touching article about Barnard senior Lexie Knox, who made the town of Cashier, NC her second home.