Surprise! Your childhood nightmare of that one time when Pluto lost its elite status as a planet has now been reversed. Maybe. (USA Today) “Occupy” is reemerging as a political battle cry, but this time on the opposite side of the world. (NPR) The Amanda Show star might be one push of a pedal closer […]
Last Monday, the Global Mental Health Program and the Center for the Core Curriculum hosted “Far From Home—Syria: The ‘Trojan’ Women.” Daily Editor Rachel Deal gives her account of the presentation. The presentation featured an adaptation of the Trojan Women production, performed by Syrian refugee women in Jordan as a form of art therapy. The creator […]
One of the bathrooms on John Jay 13 has been “occupied” for the past two weeks. Why is this the case, you ask? We conjectured that someone was cooking valuable quantities of meth (Breaking Bad is still big after all). Hell, a new resident might be living there. As it turns out, however, our favorite freshman shit hole dormitory is simply falling apart. […]
I found a USB key attached to one of the computers in the Lerner lounge (the room with the piano). I brought it to the front desk.
Found a pair of glasses on the ground next to a table at Pupin Plaza. Given to public safety on October 1st.
Feeling sick and tired after a sleepless midterm week? Come, let Momma Bwog take care of you…At tonight’s weekly meeting! Open to the public at 7:00PM in the SGO on the 5th floor of Lerner. Food, friends, and fun as promised. There might even be cookies. Hungover Hamilton via Shutterstock.
Bucket List represents the intellectual privilege we enjoy as Columbia students. We do our very best to bring to your attention important guest lecturers and special events on campus. Our recommendations for this week are below and the full list is after the jump. If you notice any events that have been left off the list, […]
We recently discovered that there exists an entire world of free schwag that comes with being a Columbia student (and we’re not talking about those Freshman Step Up! shirts). All it takes is a .edu email address and you’re ready to go. Here’s a little list we’ve put together of free/discounted goods and services offered […]
An (alleged Russian) attack against JPMorgan and Chase infiltrated over 83 million American accounts, according to the bank’s latest count. (Time) For the few people that haven’t heard of Netflix, be warned that Redbox is shutting down its video-streaming service in t-minus two days. (Engadget) In other F-U Apple related news, Samsung released an ad showing just how durable their […]
What do you do when your significant other drunkenly breaks up with you? You ask Bwog! The Question: Dear Bwog, I remember you guys used to do a bunch of these… so here it is: last night, my girlfriend told me she needed a break. She was really drunk and she said it in passing, […]
Power procrastinator Robert Sheardown decided to use Butler for a social experiment rather than studying. Think Columbians take their studying way too seriously? Find out what happens when precious Butler’s silence (lol is Butler ever REALLY silent?) is interrupted. Butler Library – serene, peaceful, studious, and apparently impervious to the sound of Nicki Minaj’s Anaconda […]
The Wellness House and Metta House are having an afternoon of free yoga and smoothies!! Come to Lerner C555 between 4:30 and 5:30 to get in shape and stay in shape with yummy smoothies and recipes for easy, quick DIY ones that are probably ten times better and less expensive than the ones at 212. […]
Overheard in a Butler hallway from a guy on the phone: “Sometimes I feel like if I could go back in time, I would seriously murder some philosophers. Seriously! When I was writing my paper today, I was like ‘yeah, I would do it. I would murder Aristotle.’ And I was okay with that.” Methinks: […]
Sweden became the first country in the EU to officially recognize the Palestinian state. This was done in the hopes of helping a peaceful two-state solution. (RT News) Despite the embarrassing White House security breech, American citizens still have positive opinions of the Secret Service. 64% percent trust the Secret Service to protect good ol’ […]
Last night, Switchfoot (they still exist) held a concert right here in Roone Arledge Auditorium. Switchfoot Groupie Paula Pineros jumped on the opportunity to see the band and relayed how it went. The second I heard there would be a Switchfoot concert in New York City, I got excited. The second I heard that I […]
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