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Prospie Guide To Days On Campus

By Bwog Staff on Apr 15, 2016 9 Comments

What’s better than writing about how much you love Columbia for your admissions essay? Actually being at Columbia, and living that love. It’s Days on Campus (again) this weekend, and Bwog has all the tips and tricks for both the already committed and the still-deciding prospies alike. (And if this guide doesn’t convince the latter, […]

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Bwoglines: Art Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 15, 2016 0 Comments

Justin Bieber is making new art now, that is, he colored a scantily glad anime figure and posted a pic on Instagram. We wish we had that much concentration tbh. (Yahoo! Celebrity News) Microsoft sued the Justice Department over its excessive secrecy orders (i.e. when the government reads people’s emails and Microsoft can’t do anything). […]

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When An Aspiring Journalist Joins Bwog

By Bwog Staff on Apr 14, 2016 7 Comments

Ever wonder what happens when someone actually interested in pursuing a future in journalism joins Bwog? Pseudo-srat stars Rachel Deal and Asya Sagnak take on the important task of proving to the world that Bwog is a legitimate publication. Thanks for the inspiration, Theta! It was a Sunday evening on the Columbia University campus, and a group […]

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Dark Nights of the Housing Soul

By Bwog Staff on Apr 14, 2016 0 Comments

We normally reserve Dark Nights of the Soul for finals, which bring out the worst in all of us. But housing brings its own special flavor of nihilism and loathing to the (check-in) table. Straight from our seven days of LiveBwogging, we bring you the darkest highlights (lowlights?) of the housing season. Stress eating: Day […]

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Getting To Know “The Muslim Protagonist”

By Nikki Shaner-Bradford on Apr 14, 2016 0 Comments

With The Muslim Protagonist (an annual symposium by the Muslim Students Association in which panelists will discuss issues of race, religion, gender identity, and the way literature can affect societal change) coming up this weekend, Bwog Staff Writer Nikki Shaner-Bradford reached out to speak with two of the organizers, Sania Khalid and Fatima Kholi, both BC ’17, to […]

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Intergalactic Attitudes And Alternate Realities

By Bwog Staff on Apr 14, 2016 0 Comments

We at Bwog are pretty sure the future is now. We want to be prepared for the apocalypse, so we need to keep up on the latest technology! Fortunately, Romane Thomas and Jennifer Nugent have done just that by checking out the Oculus Rift presentation. Captain Kirk. Han Solo. Now, Captain Jennifer Brown and Admiral William […]

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Bwoglines: Dystopia Is Now Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 14, 2016 0 Comments

The Bernie rally in Washington Square Park was as lit as we all knew it would be! Unfortunately, Bwog was too lazy to go all the way down to the park just to smoke a jay with Bernie… (CNN) Scientists found a 1,500-year-old mummy wearing shoes that resemble Adidas sneakers. Normcore is #forever. (IFL Science) […]

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Course Fees Waived For CC/SEAS Students On Financial Aid

By Maddie Stearn on Apr 13, 2016 0 Comments

Deantini and Dean Boyce announced in an email this evening that all CC/SEAS students receiving Columbia financial aid grants will not have to pay course fees starting in the 2016/2017 academic year. This new policy applies to fees associated with laboratory, language, film, writing and visual arts courses. The new policy does not, however, extend […]

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GSSC Pats Itself On The Back, Talks Awards And Fitness

By Romane Thomas on Apr 13, 2016 3 Comments

Observant to a fault, witchy Romane Thomas listened in on last night’s meeting of the General Studies Student Council (GSSC), where topics of discussion ranged from self-congratulation to teaching awards. “You killed it, you killed it, you killed it!” President Elizabeth Heyman congratulated the Campus Life pole and its Social Chair on their organization of […]

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Barnard To Raise Student Minimum Wage

By Bwog Staff on Apr 13, 2016 1 Comments

Dean Hinkson and Chief Operating Officer Robert Goldberg announced today that, in line with Columbia’s efforts, Barnard College will raise the minimum wage for students working for Barnard. The change, to be indexed over three years, will raise the minimum wage for student workers to $15 per hour by September 2018. Starting next September, the […]

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Check Out The Muslim Protagonist This Saturday

By Bwog Staff on Apr 13, 2016 0 Comments

What are you doing this Saturday, besides frantically looking up playlists to facilitate the writing of your term paper and/or oversleeping and missing your class’s trip to the Met? If you’re interested in diverse writing and delving into the concept of home as a “site of transformation, refuge, trauma, healing, and growth,” you might want […]

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Housing Coverage 2016, Day 7

By Bwog Staff on Apr 13, 2016 0 Comments

Today is the last day to battle your housing-related fears in The Cage, so make the most of it. To unlucky sophomores: pick up some candy, take a photo against the backdrop, and let the sweet words of housing staff convince you to abandon the strategy you’ve crafted over the past two weeks. Try out […]

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Bwoglines: The Cakeburglar Edition

Jordan Merrill 0

bwoglines
if i cant take the news seriously anymore how can i expect all of you to
just vaper things
more north korea news more clownery
my next idea will be bwogapalooza

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Field Notes: Turnstiles and Onion Rings Edition

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bwog is really just a jojo siwa enthusiast group
bwoggers spend time together on weekends and its wholesome
field notes
koronets slaps
why are there only four laundry machines

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Columbia Culture Shock

Isabel Sepúlveda 2

blue laws more like snooze laws
bwop to the top
i'm from the northeast and i also i agree that we should fuck this humidity bullshit
in my experience everyone everywhere walks slower than they should
my town is the city that always sleeps
what kind of city has buildings with multiple floors full stop

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BwogAnswers: What’s Your Biggest Pet Peeve On Campus?

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bwoganswers
rage rage against the walking speed of frosh
suggest questions!
weyes blood; the best album of the year so far
wisdom
wise blood; the bwog staff has

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Wanted: Sports Editor and Bureau Chiefs

Jenny Zhu 0

bureau chiefs
bwop tart
roti roll - what dreams are made of
sports editor
stadium concessions are the only reason why i'd go to a columbia football game
the coolest of cats

CCSC

CCSC Introduces Your Overlords

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ccsc
i went to 2 (two) classes of a political science class before i dropped out im clearly not qualified
journalism
please apply to be the bureau chief and do a better job than me
there was other stuff that happened it was just too boring to mention
transparency
watching this on the livestream be like that one nathan fielder tweet
zack taking over

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Do You Hit Your Vape At Me Sir? A Treatise On Bodily Autonomy

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how many times can i say bodily autonomy in one post
it is perfectly acceptable to remove yourself from a contaminated airspace or to ask someone to take their vape outside
just because there are less toxins in e-cigs than tobacco cigarettes does not mean there are zero toxins
please be respectful of other peoples' lungs
they don't grow on trees
whether you juul or not do not let *anyone* tell you differently: it is not just water vapor and it is not harmless

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Bwoglines: Typhoon Faxai and Salsa Edition

Eva Sher 1

garbage truck crash
happy birthday to me and owen
i love dogs
i threw in the story about the dog because everyone likes good news
there are so many active storms
what is an e-bike

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