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On College Walk, a woman is dragging her child by the arm, when: Mother: ”You don’t need a therapist, I can teach you that!” *Name that tag quote. Image via Wikimedia

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Just cause Valentine’s Day has passed doesn’t mean the lovin’ will stop. We’re running yet another batch of bachelors and bachelorettes! This time we give you Andrea Santana, BC ’13 and Isabella Serrani, BC ’13. Interested? Tell us at editors@bwog.com, and we’ll send you two lovebirds off with $10 for a date. Name, Year, School, […]

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Deep in the bowels of Pupin, mathematical notation holds Physics students tight in its rational grip. Though confined to windowless sun-deprived cells, these scientists secretly engage in renegade artistic expression.  Note the effervescent nature of the flowers and the anthropomorphic eggplant, so fleetingly sketched in chalk.

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Last night, Conor Skelding stopped by the second of three hearings organized by USenate’s Task Force on Military Engagement.  These hearings mark the preliminary stage of the USenate investigation into ROTC’s potential return. Students of CC, BC, GS, SEAS, and SIPA will soon receive a poll by email. Good turnout at at last night’s hearing! Unlike […]

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Look out for Watson, IBM’s new supercomputer/trivia whiz, who will continue to compete on Jeopardy this week against two of the shows more prolific champions. Watson does trivia without the internet, and can answer complex questions.  The future is now. (NYT/Washington Post) There’s always a bigger fish: Borders declared bankruptcy! It plans to shut 30% […]

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Lost white Nokia 5230 phone with faded Panda sticker on back. Lost somewhere on intersection of 114th and Broadway on the morning of Tuesday, Feb. 15th. Will unlock the phone to prove it’s mine. Email at2452@columbia.edu if found.

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“The world is revealed as an ‘always future hollow,’ for we are always future to ourselves.” – Jean-Paul Sartre

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The School of the Arts and Office of Government and Community Affairs (GCA) announced yesterday that Marcia Sells, currently an Associate Vice President of GCA, has been appointed Associate Dean of Community Outreach at the School of the Arts. That adds 3 words to her email signature, and she gets the big-shot “dean” title. According to […]

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After a crushing loss this morning, here’s a win-win scenario: free dessert for three days! Columbia University’s Engineers Without Borders is setting up on the ramps of Lerner from today through Friday, 12- 7 p.m. That’s a long time to sit at a slant… but for good reason! This past summer, while we were wasting away […]

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The weather may have taken a warmer turn of late, but that doesn’t mean winter’s over. McAC Time-Out, a group dedicated to “pure, Barnard fun!” doesn’t think so anyway —neither do 40% of our Bwog pollers. Head over to first floor of the Diana for hot cocoa and whipped cream tonight from 5- 7 p.m. Blast […]

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Just cause Valentine’s Day was yesterday doesn’t mean the lovin’ can’t stop. We’re running our last batch of bachelors and bachelorettes! This time we give you Samantha Greenberg, BC ’11 and Mikey Zhong, SEAS ’13. Interested? Tell us at editors@bwog.com, and we’ll send you two lovebirds off with $10 for a date. Name, Year, School, […]

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Tonight the USenate’s Task Force on Military Engagement will hold its second town-hall style meeting, with MiMoo making opening remarks! You can have your say at 309 Havemeyer Hall from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM. The Task Force is encouraging those planning to attend to RSVP here. Approximately 60 people had registered as of Sunday […]

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Sean Zimmermann reports from last night’s ESC meeting. Academic Affairs Representative Dong Yoon Yang announced the IEOR department will now offer a combined BS/MS program, similar to the program offered by the EE department. The program will allow students with a certain GPA to begin taking graduate courses in their senior year, and finish their […]

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Remember when these took up so much space? SGA Bureau Chief Zoe Camp reports: Guests were the order of the evening. Claire Fram from Barnard Ecoreps, introduced the brand spankin’ new EcoActs section on their website for students to sign up for projects like the Barnard Clothing-Swap Coordinator, Earth week, etc. Bronwyn Moreno from Relay […]

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