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In December of 2015 Lehman Hall will close its doors in preparation to be demolished and revamped. The ugly, but symbolic to Barnard, exterior of the library will go, but in its place will come a digital commons and much more! Here is a brief outline of the additions that are being incorporated to Barnard’s campus. The new […]

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We can’t believe we are saying this, but today marks the final day of housing selection 2015. After days of tears, cowtails, bad playlists, and harassing our fellow classmates, we will be stationed outside The Cage for the last time today.  Things are looking pretty bleak at this point considering McBain was wiped clean yesterday […]

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Bwog takes another step towards becoming the erotic fanfic blog of Columbia University. I. It was a Thursday and I was beyond gone. The previous four hours had been a blur of empty cups and imposing men asking me for identification. Things ended early when I handed a bouncer my student ID. It probably didn’t […]

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Hillary finally hit the campaign trail on Monday! Like any normal human being she got hungry and obviously wanted Chipotle (a woman after our own heart). It is reported that not a single person in the Ohio Chipotle recognized her. Bwog could probably spot Hillary from a mile away… (CNN) Paula Deen, after a run in with racism and diabetes, […]

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Are we really still doing this? Anywho, today we kick off the second day of sophomore selection in John Jay Lounge! McBain was picked by a lot of groups yesterday, so we expect a similar trend in today’s selections. We’ll be sitting outside The Cage like always, so please tell us your lottery number and […]

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The end of the semester is nearing, and we at Bwog are feeling especially anxious for summer and cold beverages. Briana “Breezy” brings you a playlist inspired by drinks–pour some rosé into a Nalgene, find yourself a comfy piece of grass in front of Butler, and give it a listen. Gatorade (prod. Yung Gud) by Yung […]

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Live at Lerner is back (or at least, our reporting of it is)! This week, the performer is Rioux, a group with “lighter electronica jams.” You can check out their website here and his Bandcamp here. The performance is today from 12-1 in Lerner Piano Lounge. As always, Live at Lerner will also be supplying […]

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Lila Trekitov, the executive director of the Wikimedia Foundation, was interviewed for Time on the future of Wikipedia. Yikes!!! It seems more and more people want marijuana to be legalized. Sorry, Dad. (Huffington Post) A link your mom or basic roommate who has a soft spot for old men probably shared on Facebook: This girl […]

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If you’re a Barnard student, exercise your right to vote and make informed decisions that will be sure to affect both you and your classmates. From now until this Friday, April 17, you have the opportunity to elect candidates online. Not sure how to vote? It’s simple!! Log into my.barnard.edu Click on the tab at the top […]

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Barnard seniors just made their housing selections yesterday, but we still have a lot of Barnard students waiting to make their selection. Today, we bring you the review of Hewitt, AKA the building that reminds you that you will never be able to escape The Quad. Location: The Quad (3009 Broadway) Nearby dorms: 600, 616, 620, Sulzberger […]

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Welcome to the fifth day of housing selection coverage! We’re going to warn you: things will only get darker from here on out. We finished up with all junior groups yesterday, so we’re moving onto some mixed groups and sophomores today. The McShame of McBain rain over you. We’ll be making fun of you outside […]

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You’re poor. Furniture’s expensive. But considering your complex manifold identity of both student and “New Yorker,” how important exactly are the two R’s: RA’s and RATS? Tats explores the hardhitting questions so you don’t have to. Dear Tats, I recently procured some lovely, perfectly innocuous furniture off the street — probably some nice couple donating […]

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Don’t you worry, Barnard women; we didn’t forget about housing selection for you! Continuing the tradition for the second year in a row, we bring you the reviews for Barnard dorms! Today, we’re taking a stroll down Claremont to get a peek inside Elliott. Location: 49 Claremont Ave (corner of Claremont and 119th–right behind Altschul) […]

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Thirteen year-old surfing star Elio Canestri was killed in a shark attack off the coast of India yesterday. Though emergency crews were able to respond promptly, the thirteen year old died as a result of severe wounds to the stomach and chest. This fatality adds to a list of multiple recent shark attacks that have […]

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Bwog really finds fulfillment in resonating with abandoned bottles of alcohol on Low. We’ll take suggestions for our psycho-analyzation and what weekend plans you’ve got lined up at tips@bwog.com.  Bwog’s recommendation on tap  “There was a guy shitting in the men’s room at 1020 at about 1 am on Thursday. Patrons will know that there is […]

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