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Barnard Housing Reviews 2016: 110

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2016 0 Comments

In our final installation of Barnard Housing Reviews we present one of the more *unique* dorms: 601 West 110th Street (it’s 110). This dorm can be a bit of a gamble, but you might get lucky. Read on to find out just what makes 110 so special. Location: 601 W 110th St (Between Broadway and […]

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Housing Reviews 2016: Watt

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2016 0 Comments

You might be surprised to know Watt exists–that’s what makes it so special! Our housing review series continues with a look at this less-mainstream option. Location: 549 W. 113th Street (between Amsterdam and Broadway) Nearby Dorms: Across the street form Symposium and McBain Restaurants and Stores: You’re in the heart of Columbia University so reap in […]

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CC And SEAS Admissions Decisions Released

By Maddie Stearn on Mar 31, 2016 7 Comments

This year, Columbia College and the School of Engineering and Applied Science received an unprecedented number of applications, totalling at 36,292. This is the largest applicant pool in Columbia’s history. Only 2,193 students, or 6.0%, were admitted this year, including students from all 50 states, Washington, D.C., the territories, and 85 other countries. News of Columbia’s […]

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Who Maps It Better? International Students V. American Students

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2016 0 Comments

You know how Americans are reputed to be terrible at geography? Well, we asked international students to label American states on a blank map to see how they measure up in American geography! Do Columbia’s international students know American geography better than American Columbia students? We went on a quest to find out and featured […]

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Barnard Housing Reviews 2016: Elliott Hall

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2016 0 Comments

We continue our yearly coverage of the incoming storm that is housing with Elliot Hall. Are you a Barnard student who badly wants a single? Don’t want the Quad meal plan? Want to meet some cool transfers and visiting students? Check Elliot out below. Location: 49 Claremont Avenue (Claremont and 119th) Nearby Dorms: 47 Claremont […]

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Bwoglines: Expand Your Horizons Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2016 0 Comments

The human embodiment of Cathedral Gardens, our potential President Hillary Clinton, was just a few blocks away yesterday for a rally at Harlem’s Apollo Theater. Bwog was too lazy to go. (C-SPAN) Want to spend a night surrounded by 35 sharks? Neither do we, but the masochists out there can delight in Airbnb’s newest contest that […]

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Columbia On My Mind

By Dakshina Chetti on Mar 30, 2016 0 Comments

Staff writer Shina Chetti returns with a follow-up to her original photo series, but this time shifts her focus to less wholesome, more personal experiences. Raw, unfiltered, HONY-style confessions (accompanied by photographs) are to follow, so consider switching tabs if you’re at work or around judgmental people. “Tell me about something that’s been on your mind.” […]

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Barnard Housing Reviews 2016: Hewitt Hall

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2016 0 Comments

We’re continuing with our coverage of Barnard housing with Hewitt (the dorm, not the dining hall), a so-called “very solid choice.” But are your numbers high enough? Check out our comprehensive review, along with the rest of our Barnard and Columbia coverage to really get ready for the blood-frenzy that is room selection. Location: Barnard Quad […]

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If Presidential Candidates Were Housing Options…

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2016 1 Comments

Imagine, in the middle of the night, a dorm swallowing up all of its inhabitants. It contorts itself, building beams straining for some greater purpose, brick and glass heaving and disintegrating, leaving behind…a 2016 presidential candidate. Which dorm is which candidate? What hall’s bones are infused with the gusto and idiocy of a dastardly Trump, […]

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Call For The Worst (Circles of Hell) Rooms At Columbia

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2016 0 Comments

Do you hate your room? Do you really hate your room? We’re not just talking mild loathing, here—we want to know if you thoroughly, unequivocally hate your room. If your room caused you to fail a midterm, or lose a potential hookup, or gain a long-lasting injury. If your room is full of faulty heating vents, […]

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Housing Reviews 2016: McBain

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2016 1 Comments

You might have the worst pick of the lot as a sophomore, but not all the options are terrible. McBain aka McPain aka Carman 2.0 might have a reputation that precedes it, but it’s still a very valid housing option and went quickly last year. After reading our review, feed your misery by checking out […]

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GSSC Gives Elections And Gala Updates Before Rushing Out

By Romane Thomas on Mar 30, 2016 0 Comments

GSSC was understandably consumed by basketball mania last night (s/o to a sports team that doesn’t suck!), but they managed to cram a lot of important information into the thirty minutes that they convened. Seasoned operative Romane Thomas reports back with everything you need to know about the election, upcoming gala, and fun events. Yesterday […]

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Bwog-Approved Packing List

Maya Corral 6

class of 2023
don't be me i brought too much
enjoy summer while you still can!!
hello freshpeople
lol i started packing way too early and then didn't have anything to wear last summer
the only thing i actually missed from home was my pride flag

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Barnard Announces Purchase Of New Residence Hall

Sarah Harty 7

exciting stuff yall
so close to campus
the possibilities are endless
wowowow

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Book Culture In Jeopardy Of Closing

Eva Sher 19

don't let amazon take this away from us
i literally bought jane jacobs' book for class at bookculture
i love book culture
stop buying your books from amazon

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Columbia Won $150,000 Contract From Customs And Border Protection This May

Zack Abrams 16

$150000 and no one knew?
child detention
columbia: we have questions
customs and border protection

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Central Park Five Prosecutor Elizabeth Lederer Resigns From Columbia Law

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breaking
central park five
columbia law
elizabeth lederer
when they see us

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Spring 2019 Semester In Review

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check out sarah's open meeting announcements that are all themed around famous literature
damn this tag is going to be the first thing people see when they load up the site all summer
hi reader we love you
rush bwog in the fall
some eternal wisdom nested in here
tips@bwog.com
watch phantom thread this summer

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What To Binge According To Bwog

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also read something probably
bojack horseman is so good please watch
brooklyn nine-nine is a classic
goodbye academia
i cannot wait for my brain to turn into mush again
is hulu and chill a thing
netflix and just netflix
summertime happiness

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Senior Wisdom: Betsy Ladyzhets

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"how many travel managers does it take to find a hotel in soho?" "...TWO"
at least evan brought a towel
betsy is a high-quality sandwich
both fitted flannels and betsy's lack of barnard dad hat...homophobic
come to festival of winds and meet betsy's other girlfriend: a timpani
cromslor we do have slacks
get betsy to reverse outline your life
her bio thesis had significant results of course that's a banger
if you don't nearly get hypothermia and die at cornell have you really lived?
it's death of the author baby
oh god what am i gonna do without my tree mom -sarah b
read betsy's fanfiction!
senior wisdom
senior wisdom 2019
she also has an eight-foot vertical leap
the only things betsy has ever smelled are moonshine and vodka ramen
this is postmodernism
true friendship is betsy writing two orgo night scripts and four theses in one academic year

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