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Groceries Of The Grotesque: What Is MoWill Hiding?

By Phoebe Newton on Oct 03, 2015 13 Comments

Ever noticed the creeping band of children’s rhymes the scroll along a wall of Morton Williams? Well, we have, and we were curious. Bwogger, part-time exorcist, and pumpkin enthusiast Phoebe Newton checks it out for us. Morton Williams was not always a grocery store. Long ago, before the food, before the ubiquitous franchise, the brothers […]

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Your Subconscious Is Speaking To You Through The Statues

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Oct 03, 2015 0 Comments

There are too many statues on campus, and you definitely have too many suppressed emotions swirling in your head. Let the marble speak for you. You walk through campus, and they are watching you. You can feel their eyes following you as you pass, tracing your path from Kent to Lerner and back to Butler. […]

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Bwoglines: Truth Laid Bare Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 03, 2015 2 Comments

Hilary Clinton will grace the stage tonight on SNL.We hope to learn some fun facts about the presidential candidate, and have a few laughs in the process. (New York Times) Actress Helen Mirren has announced her days of nude scenes are over (CBS). Related, singer Demi Lovato posed nude and makeup-less for the cover of […]

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Trill Mah Finds Her Rhythm

By Bwog Staff on Oct 02, 2015 1 Comments

Morgan Hughes, better known as Trill Mah, rose to Columbia music fame last Spring when she was selected as an opener for Bacchanal. Senior Staffer Briana caught up with the artist to see what she’s been up to this year with music and life. “I live on the fifth floor, so I’m sorry in advance for […]

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Petro Poroshenko, President of Ukraine, Visits Columbia University

By Juliet Larsen on Oct 02, 2015 0 Comments

For President Petro Poroshenko of Ukraine, this week was a big one. After meeting with leaders from all over the world at the United Nations, by this Tuesday, Poroshenko was finally ready for his most intimidating assignment: giving a speech to the powerful players of Columbia University (namely one special Bwog staff writer). The line […]

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A Bottle’s Odyssey: Poetry About That Empty Bottle In Carman

By Nadra Rahman on Oct 02, 2015 1 Comments

I. Union The hum of brotherhood, ice and cold condensation as though drawing a universe into oneself and collapsing it, the plow and field in ancient memory, and now: lucidity in glass A declaration: “I am the essence of myself, distilled and then diluted.” II. Displacement Unbound, unwound, gripped by a hand (not yet 21) […]

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2Girls1Snack: Too Many (Free) Snacks

By Bwog Staff on Oct 02, 2015 1 Comments

In this edition of 2Girls1Snack, baby Bwoggers Megan Fillion and Sarah Dahl bring you through the adventures of two overly-gluttonous girls jumping from club to club around campus, masking themselves as women of diverse interests. Quad Cares – Mondays 8-9 pm, Sulzberger Quad (Barnard) Basically, Sulz RAs are saints, because they host weekly nights of games […]

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Bwoglines: The Lowkey Apocalyptic Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 02, 2015 1 Comments

It’s the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fried. Well, less fried actually, considering the fact that Dunkin’ Donuts is set to close 100 stores across the United States this year. Guess we’ll just have to rely on the hundreds of other coffee locations in New York City for our […]

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The Butler Beer Squatter

By Bwog Staff on Oct 01, 2015 0 Comments

Continuing our series of fictional Columbia Personas, we present our next victim subject: The Butler Beer Squatter. But first, a story… Whilst perusing some Communist literature in Ye Old Butler Library, one curious Bwogger happened upon the nest of a mysterious creature. In its den, the creature hoards beer cans and bottles from lands far, far […]

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#TBT: The Ten-Dollar Founding Father Without A Father

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Oct 01, 2015 0 Comments

With the recent arrival of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical “Hamilton” on Broadway, one of Columbia’s most famous alums has become a theater sensation. Betsy Ladyzhets celebrates last week’s release of the soundtrack on iTunes and for free streaming on NPR by taking a look at the Founding Father’s time at Columbia. In a time before the […]

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BunsenBwog: A Summer Of Science

By Bwog Staff on Oct 01, 2015 0 Comments

It’s been scientifically proven that when Columbia’s science students aren’t in their labs, they’re maniacally searching Bwog for the latest scoop on what’s going on beyond their microscopes. We decided to give the science kids a shoutout in an attempt to combine academic pursuits with some light Bwog reading. Bwog dispatched Senior Staff Writer and Bunsen […]

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Sounds Of CU: Diana Center

By Emma Seely-Katz on Oct 01, 2015 1 Comments

That moment when you find out your parents unwittingly paid for a year’s worth of Starbucks (also known as: that moment when you discover you can use your meal points in Liz’s place) is truly unforgettable. In fact, a lot of things that go on in Barnard’s Diana Center are pretty unforgettable – these songs are sure […]

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Columbia Ballet Celebration: CBC’s Fall Performance

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Alvin Ailey
ballet
CBC
dance
someone pls teach me how to be this talented
this performance was so good!

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Cooking With Bwog: Friendsgiving Edition

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chosen family
eat more turkey
food babies
friends giving
gobble gobble
lazy bakers
shoutout to the international students who are having their first thanksgiving
thanksgiving
what's up with catastrophic tv thanksgivings

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Open Meeting Announcement: Aeneas Says Hey

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can always appreciate some quality verses
good morning aeneas says hey and i say hello
have not read much of the aeneid yet so stay tuned
i keep showering at 1am oops

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Bwoglines: Smog In Our Cities Edition

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held an impromptu 11pm dance party in my room
i woke up this morning to a pile of dirt in front of my door bc someone kicked over the resident abandoned hallway plant
not even kicked like rocket launched this poor dude across a grudgingly respectable ten feet or so
ok i'm not sure if bambi was in your spotify ads but it sure was in mine.. and i gave it a chance
would say it's the perfect song for solo travel and goin home vibes

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Let’s Talk Brains: How Your Childhood Influences Adult Brain Development

Vivian Zhou 1

asian women in stem represent
bwop it like it's hot
everyone should go to therapy
i want to raise my children but i also want to have a full time job
i want to work for this woman
i was the only person at this talk who wasn't a parent or a teacher
i went up and asked her three questions at the end are you proud
sigmund freud delta beta gamma theta: my psychology frat

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Lisa Carnoy, CC ‘89, Becomes The First Woman To Receive The Alexander Hamilton Award, Columbia College’s Highest Honor

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alumni for life
columbia college days
diversity! diversity! diversity!
Empowering women!
low library—that's how you know it's legit
makin' progress
roar lion roar
school pride!

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Science 101: Recommendation Letters! (Shudders)

Alex Tang 0

bwog science is back – did you miss us?
bwog sciences
ew it's november; im not thinking about the summer yet
just don't be a dick and you've won half the battle
providing supplementary information (tip #4) is SO important and SO underrated
science 101

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Where Art Thou: Del Rey Edition

Riva Weinstein 0

flautist
i would like to personally apologize to the classics majors in bwog for how bad i wanna see high by the beach
thin pickings for thanksgiving week folks
where art thou?

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