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How To Not Bore Your Reader: A Seminar By Saïd Sayrafiezadeh

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Feb 25, 2016 1 Comments

Last night, the Columbia MFA program concluded its creative writing lecture series with Saïd Sayrafiezadeh – acclaimed writer, professor at Hunter College and NYU, and man with a nearly unpronounceable last name. Betsy Ladyzhets – significantly less acclaimed writer, student at Barnard, and girl with a nearly unpronounceable last name – attended, and thinks she might have learned something. Saïd Sayrafiezadeh […]

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Bwoglines: Emotional Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 25, 2016 0 Comments

Facebook introduced a new set of emoticon reactions that users can choose instead of the traditional “like.” Test them out by going to Bwog’s Facebook page and clicking the “angry” emoticon on all of our posts! ;) (The Wall Street Journal) Kesha continues to fight the good fight against rape culture, choosing to continue taking […]

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So Help Me Bwog

By Maud Rozee on Feb 24, 2016 4 Comments

In a belated celebration of Bwog’s 10th birthday, we present to you the (honest) experiences of former Editors-In-Chief. Next up is Maud Rozee, who served as co-Editor and Internal Editor during 2014; she holds nothing back. First, let me acknowledge that I was likely the worst Bwog Editor-in-Chief of all time. I co-reigned for, what, four inglorious months […]

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“Senior Care” Or Something More?

By Bwog Staff on Feb 24, 2016 0 Comments

Some of the events on Columbia’s calendar may seem out-of-place at the university to an outsider’s eye. Students have been invited to workshops on how to get more sleep, how to have a better sex life, and how to live in small spaces, but though these may seem odd they are definitely (and unfortunately) relevant to most […]

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GSSC Elects New Officer, Seeks To Take Over Uris

By Jennifer Nugent on Feb 24, 2016 0 Comments

GSSC is cool with time but hot with passion, which fits perfectly into the theme for their upcoming gala! Bwogger Jennifer Nugent, a more constant force, brings us up to date. Last night, the General Studies Student Council (GSSC) meeting was perhaps most noticeable for its brevity! In this week’s meeting, the council ran through […]

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Columbia Fails To Provide Equal Access To Education

By Maddie Stearn on Feb 24, 2016 12 Comments

Accessibility has been a buzzword on campus for a long time, but has the university addressed the issue adequately? Managing Editor Maddie Stearn spoke with Eun Oh (CC ’18), who would suggest that Columbia is not fulfilling its promises. Eun Byoul Oh is a sophomore in Columbia College, New York Times Scholarship recipient, potential Political Science […]

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Bwog Reviews The 122nd Varsity Show’s West End Preview

By Bwog Staff on Feb 24, 2016 14 Comments

Last night, the cast and crew of the 122nd Varsity Show previewed a brief sampling of this year’s upcoming performance in the Diana Event Oval. Our Arts Editor thusly brings you his review of the West End Preview, with contributions from Editor Mason Amelotte. Spectators of last night’s West End Preview for the 122nd Annual […]

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Bwoglines: Omens Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 24, 2016 0 Comments

The outlook’s not good… The Zika virus just will not quit; scientists at the CDC are currently investigating 14 reports of virus transmission through sex. Previously, scientists had considered this form of transmission exceedingly rare. (The New York Times) A plucky smoker (and former bus driver!!) reacted to the admonishment of her bus driver by—stealing the […]

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Happy Birthday Bwog, Thanks For Messing Everything Up

By Alexandra Svokos on Feb 23, 2016 4 Comments

In honour of Bwog’s 10th birthday, our former Editors-in-Chief are returning to write about their experiences, both positive and negative, with Bwog. First up is Alexandra Svokos, who served in her honourable office during 2013. Below, she reflects on joining Bwog and how it has changed her life. For some reason over the last few […]

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The Digital Divide: EU V. US Over Data Protection

By Nikki Shaner-Bradford on Feb 23, 2016 1 Comments

If you weren’t aware before, Facebook has been having issues in Europe. Privacy, internet security, and storage of data are all things Max Schrems considered when he launched legal actions against Facebook. Staffer Nikki Shaner-Bradford covered what Mr. Schrems said regarding the legal action against Facebook. How is our privacy protected in the digital age? […]

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Today Is Your Last Chance To Drop Those Classes You Just Can’t Do Anymore

By Bwog Staff on Feb 23, 2016 1 Comments

We’ve all had those classes in our time at Columbia that we just can’t deal with anymore. Whether there’s too much work, it screws around with your schedule, or the professor is just terrible, we’ve all been there in our lives. As midterm grades come in, you might be fighting a deep well of sadness bubbling up […]

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SGA Talks About Winter Housing, Divestment, Elections, And Other Important Things

By Raji Ganapathy on Feb 23, 2016 0 Comments

These updates to the goings-ons of Barnard’s SGA is brought to you by Barnard Bearoness Raji Ganapathy. Whereas SGA sometimes does much and sometimes does little, we will always have consistent coverage of it. In stark contrast from last week, SGA’s meeting last night was jam-packed with things you’d probably want to know! This week […]

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Science Fair: #Aesthetic Edition

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bwog science
don't forget to register before showing up!
i "neuropredict" a rough finals season
my aesthetic is summer. so ready to get out of here
my biological timer is definitely set by the moon
science fair

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Bwog’s Unofficial Guide To Morningside Heights Dining

Vivian Zhou 2

bwog is a foodie
bwop it like it's hot
food guide
jackson jibbitz

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Open Meeting Announcement: Sweet Showers And Strange Shores

Sarah Braner 0

1-800-how-do-i-be-clever
canterbury tales stans do NOT come for me i did my best
chaucer is rolling in his grave i am SORRY
currently surrounded by men in milstein right now
i'd never even attempt to adapt the original middle english
open meeting announcement
overseen: former sunday daily bopping the fuck out as i write this. our lineage is too powerful

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What If We Kissed…

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bwog photography at its PEAK
bwog wants to kiss nyu local #confirmed
hence john jay will be closed for the next two days
i cant believe my procrastination has resorted to THIS
i really went around campus taking pictures for this post
i reruited people to take pictures too
im sad i couldnt do a chef mike meme but i wrote this on a thursday night
make the blogs kiss
my eyes my eyes
tell us where columbia should kiss
who needs photoshop when snapchat exists

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Bwoglines: Think Twice Before You Own A Cassowary Edition

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'cassowary' is hard to spell
birds can be fucking scary
bwoglines
don't fuck with large flightless birds
read the new york times bit there's way more in there that can be summarized in two sentences or in the tags
there's never anything happening on campus on sunday everyone just wants to Sleep

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Spring 2019 CCSC, ESC Election Results Released

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ccsc
congrats to all the winners
elections results
esc
i like mane event
i may have just now got the lion joke
the names are fun

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LectureHop: Now For Something More Poetical

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Anne Carson
bwog covers events
lecturehop
milk
Oh My God I got to meet Anne Carson
p out of 8-10
P3 can wait. it really couldn't I had like 2 pages done
pz but it got done!

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Where Art Thou: Klimt Edition

Riva Weinstein 0

go see events! before! finals are upon us!!! support ur lovely peers on campus!
where art thou?
yay arts & astro pls go it looks super cool and space is always wild !

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