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CDCJ Sends First-Ever Proposal To ASCRI

By Bwog Staff on Oct 07, 2015 0 Comments

The Columbia Divest for Climate Justice (CDCJ) met last evening with the Board of Trustees to discuss a proposal CDCJ has written “for divestment from the top 200 publicly-traded fossil fuel companies,” according to an email CDCJ wrote Bwog last night. CDCJ sent the proposal to Columbia’s Advisory Committee on Socially Responsible Investing (ACSRI). The […]

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Bwoglines: End Of Frustration Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 07, 2015 0 Comments

After years upon years of negotiations, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, one of the most monumental trade deals in recent history, was finally agreed upon by 12 nations. The deal faces much scrutiny in each of the constituent countries, and will have to pass through each country’s legislature before taking effect. (NYT) Months after taking power in […]

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Painting Your Feelings With BarnLib

By Phoebe Newton on Oct 06, 2015 2 Comments

On Monday night, members of the Barnard and Columbia community gathered to create an artistic farewell tribute to the well-loved (and well-worn) Lehman Library. While doodling on the walls, many students fondly recalled long nights spent in a stress-induced panic before a big assignment. Or just pretending to look studious while secretly texting under the […]

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CDCJ Stages Direct Action Before Board Of Trustees

By Eric Cohn on Oct 06, 2015 0 Comments

Today, before Columbia Divest for Climate Justice meets with the Board of Trustees, members and supporters of the group staged an action expressing their support for Columbia’s divestment from the fossil fuel industry. Beginning at 5 pm, CDCJ assembled in the courtyard of Wien with signs and banners as part of their “silent and safe […]

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ESC Welcomes New Council Members, Talks Advising And Bacchanal

By Rachel Deal on Oct 06, 2015 1 Comments

Bwog staffer Rachel Deal brings you the latest and greatest from this week’s ESC meeting so you lazybones can stay in bed. You owe her one! Last night’s ESC meeting was a long one-with new council members from the Class of 2019 and extended discussions on improving the CSA and possible changes to Bacchanal, the […]

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BunsenBwog: Stadium Arcranium

By Bwog Staff on Oct 06, 2015 0 Comments

Research question: How many science students that wait all week for BunsenBwog will actually understand the Red Hot Chili Peppers reference we dropped in the title? Regardless, Bunsen Burner Belle Briana is back from the CUMC newsroom and is tapping into her own gray matter to share her wealth of scientific knowledge with us all. Bwoggers know that […]

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SGA: What Bwoggers Like To Read About… Money And Bacchanal

By Caroline Montgomery on Oct 06, 2015 1 Comments

The air maybe getting colder, but that hasn’t stopped Barnard Bearoness, Caroline Montgomery, from hitting up her Monday night hotspot…the SGA meeting. She’s got the goods to report back. This week, SGA was back to its poppin’ self. With new representatives present and the old still reppin’, there were plenty of updates to go around. First […]

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Bwoglines: Hot New Jams, Hot New Jeans Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 06, 2015 0 Comments

Sometimes, the bad guys come out on top. Not today! The 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was jointly awarded to William C. Campbell and Satoshi Ōmura for their discoveries in regards to therapy against roundworm parasites and to Youyou Tu for her research on Malaria treatments. Kill the bugs with science, guys! (NobelPrize) […]

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Field Notes: Perseverance In The Face Of Sloth Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 05, 2015 0 Comments

So, Hurricane Joaquin happened. The wind howled, the rain drops fell mercilessly against your window, and you binge-watched the entire first season of How to Get Away with Murder in one and a half days/had a fight with your boyfriend. It’s okay, because other people got up to stuff for you! Enjoy, and email any and […]

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Re:Vision Podcast Featu(re)s (Vision)ary Author And Columbia Professor Margo Jefferson

By Bwog Staff on Oct 05, 2015 0 Comments

Re:vision, a rad student-run literary podcast consisting of interviews with undergraduate writers at Columbia University, featured Professor Margo Jefferson in their most recent podcast. Jefferson is part of the writing department in the Columbia University School of the Arts, and is also a Pulitzer Prize-winner who has written for the New York Times, Newsweek, New York Magazine, and […]

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CCSC Changes Its By-Laws!

By Joe Milholland on Oct 05, 2015 0 Comments

Ch-ch-changes abound for CCSC and its bylaws…and there’s a dose of classic obliviousness too. Expert Joe Milholland reports back from the jungle of bureaucracy that is student government. Along with grammatical changes and lengthy discussions on how long they should allow discussions to run, the Columbia College Student Council made some notable changes to its […]

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Paint Away Your Angst In The Barnard Library Tonight

By Bwog Staff on Oct 05, 2015 0 Comments

Clear your social calendars, because Barnard’s Library Paint Night is here! Channel your more foolhardy, artistic, and sensitive past self (pre-Columbia/Barnard) by picking up a brush and leaving your mark on campus. There will be three designated walls on the second floor of the library for you to explore your talents, so get ready and […]

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Field Notes: Thanksgiving Break Edition

Sarah Braner 0

did any of you engage in capitalist mania for black friday sound off in the comments
field notes
hope none of your flights got delayed <3
if i never hear another rooster again it'll be too soon
listen hens don't like it when you get between them and their food or when you try to retrieve their unfertilized spawn
to the dog complimenter...why are you like this
we're bACK bwitches

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Open Meeting Announcement: They Did Surgery On A Grape

Sarah Braner 1

open meeting announcement
they did surgery on a grape

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Bwog Comments: A Retrospective

Zack Abrams 1

#bringcommentcultureback
200000 comments? are you kidding me? like actually?
data whiz
didn't put as much effort into this one as last year but that's getting older I guess
i blame the death of b@b
the goat

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Have You Seen The Best Minds Of Your Generation? Call For Senior Wisdom Nominations!

Abby Rubel 0

allen ginsberg is my fave columbia alum
call for senior wisdoms
give your wise your talented your seniors yearning to be free
seriously do not nominate people after 11:59 on Friday Dec 7
we will fight you

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Barnard Announces 2019 Fall Phi Beta Kappa Inductees

Bwog Staff 1

congratulations folks
honor society
just congratulating the fall inductees please don't be rude
phi beta kappa
sad but not surprised that nobody from bwog is on here
still proud of our friends on the list!

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Barnard First-Year Bingo

Sarah Braner 0

a wild beilock appeared!!
big bingo energy? let's make it happen i'm sure isabel will want to write more of those
bingo
i swear i know their name it's on the tip of my tongue
long live bingo-ing our problems away
shoutout to the two people that ran for first-year elections
that millie suit haunts my fucking dreams okay
the real plot twist is when your OL texts *you* for help

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Bwoglines: It’s Snowing Everywhere Edition

Aditi Patil 1

amazon is coming for us
rip my family with a connecting flight in chicago
still recovering from my food coma how's everyone else faring
we're back baby

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Graduate Workers Union Members Circulate Petition To Vote No On Negotiation Agreement

Betsy Ladyzhets 13

breaking
cpw-uaw
grad student workers
gwc-uaw
gwc-uaw 2110
labor on campus
student workers of columbia
swc
union negotiations

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