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Can Men’s Basketball Win The Ivies?

By Ross Chapman on Feb 16, 2016 3 Comments

“Did Columbia blow it or did Princeton swipe it away? Yes.” Ivy Hoops Online’s Mike Tony perfectly described Saturday night’s game at Levien, and perhaps the season for Columbia as a whole. Through a series of improbable events, a slew of amazing shots, and a pair of Princeton players who refused to go quietly into […]

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SGA Meets With Almost Nothing To Do

By Maryam Badran on Feb 16, 2016 2 Comments

Barnard SGA doesn’t have a ton of stuff going on, we guess, just a lot of ongoing projects that they need to internally remind themselves about. Sometimes it seems like they just put on meetings for substitute Barnard Baroness Maryam Badran and not for themselves. SGA’s meeting last night was brief, only adding up to […]

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The Hookup: Diana 6th Floor

By Bwog Staff on Feb 16, 2016 0 Comments

The one and only hookup master of Bwog comments on the next place to get it on semi-publicly: our famous Diana. Valentine’s Day might be over – the chocolates eaten, the flowers bought, and the profiles swiped – but it’s never too late to fornicate. Global warming has expedited the snow melting process, and as ice […]

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Bwoglines: Pivot Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 16, 2016 0 Comments

Barrack Obama welcomed the leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) yesterday on an estate in California as part of his “Asia pivot”. They seem to be focused upon maritime disputes in the South China Sea as well as the United States’ relationship with ASEAN. (Forbes) China reentered the financial world yesterday following […]

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Field Notes: Love Loves To Love Love Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 15, 2016 0 Comments

So, Valentine’s Day was yesterday. It probably could’ve gone better. We know. Your mom knows. Your small and not particularly dedicated Instagram following knows. Bwog’s Valentine’s weekend was, well, mixed. (The good attendance at yesterday’s evening meeting probably says something about our collective love life.) Loving Love: Prayed for my teacher to get in an […]

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Chess Chat: Training, Nationals, and Stereotypes

By Amara Banks on Feb 15, 2016 1 Comments

We have learned from past seasons that athletically, Columbia is pretty hit or miss—we can determine the results of football games and fencing tournaments without even attending the competitions. However, there is now a new team contributing to our exceptionally divergent record: the chess team. Bwogger Amara Banks sat down with them to inquire more about their […]

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The Passing Of A General Studies Student

By Bwog Staff on Feb 15, 2016 1 Comments

It is with great sadness that Bwog informs you of the passing of a fellow student, Sarah Elizabeth Matthews, a GS undergraduate majoring in History and Theory of Architecture. She was a kind member of the Columbia community, and she will be missed. Resources are available on campus for anyone who needs assistance during this […]

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Swing Dance And Big Band Get Sweaty On Valentine’s

By Ross Chapman on Feb 15, 2016 0 Comments

Among the many other dance and music groups at Columbia, the fact that our school has both a swing dance group and a big band is often easily forgotten. But recent collaboration between the two groups has put on an event that was – according to senior staffer Ross Chapman – pretty memorable, both for […]

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No Red Tape Meets With CCSC

By Joe Milholland on Feb 15, 2016 8 Comments

The discussion got a bit heated (dare we say, to red?) when a representative from No Red Tape met with CCSC at their meeting last night. Luckily, Bwog writer Joe Milholland was, as always, on the scene to report details of the discussion. “Our experience so far with the administration has been consistent with previous […]

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Bwoglines: Drinking It In Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 15, 2016 0 Comments

Kanye West’s new album “Life of Paolo” is out and already capturing attention, both critically and in Butler reference rooms. Reviews are calling it “Tumblr-as-album,” and saying that Kanye “has perfected the art of aesthetic and intellectual bricolage, shape-shifting in real time and counting on listeners to keep up.” We’re not exactly sure what that […]

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Bwog Asked: What Do You Think Of The Life Of Pablo?

By Bwog Staff on Feb 14, 2016 1 Comments

It was due time to bring back Bwog Asked for this semester, and what better way to begin than with a topical topic. Kanye has just dropped The Life of Pablo, currently exclusively available on Tidal. So, what do students think of the new album? Do they love it? Hate it? How many students even […]

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Columbia Space Initiative Aims To Anchor An Asteroid

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Feb 14, 2016 5 Comments

Did you know that there’s a group of Columbia students travelling to NASA’s headquarters in Houston this spring? We didn’t either, until we heard about Columbia Space Initiative, CU’s newest space engineering club. Bwog writer Betsy Ladyzhets attended one of the group’s meetings and talked to them about their projects. In case you hadn’t heard, […]

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Bwoglines: Deadly Tornadoes Edition

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antti rinne
bwoglines
finland
fordham
social democracy
these are pretty sad news damn fuck this world
tornadoes

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Bwog’s Senior Scramble Picks

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big daily mood is seeing one of your past profs on the list and wondering what led you to this point
finding an image for this was dicey
hm idk about this one chief
i'll have you know i got our managing editor's permission to make the dumb scrambled eggs joke so yell at him
senior scrabble
senior scramble
this post is cursed

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People Who Know Nothing About Ballet Summarize CUBE’s Don Quixote

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bwog bwallet
damn we get it dancers are so fit
for someone who doesn't do ballet i sure go to a lot of ballet shows
i cannot imagine pirouetting for so many hours
i feel super unqualified to critique dance when i can barely coordinate myself to walk properly
some of these dancers were sweating profusely

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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

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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

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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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