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Bwoglines: Solemn But Not Sorrowful Edition

By Bwog Staff on Dec 03, 2015 0 Comments

After the mass shooting yesterday in San Bernandio, California at the county’s regional center, Governor Jerry Brown canceled the annual tree lighting ceremony at the Capitol. Instead, the tree was lit in a much more subdued fashion by nine-year-old J.J. Paris. The Capitol flags were also lowered to half-mast in honor of the victims. (Sacramento Bee) Meanwhile, […]

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is that photo caption a wtnv reference? are there towns in arizona? are there glowing lights in the sky about a hundred feet above the arby's? we just don't know
lilo probably has some great pictures of that mountain featuring clueless american tourists hiking in sandals
so many tree lighting ceremonies are happening this week - is christmas really so soon?
wow. christmas is actually. really. so soon
yes there's bad in the world but these is also good. there is also dogs

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Back Of The Envelope: How Long Someone Has Been In Butler

By Britt Fossum on Dec 02, 2015 2 Comments

The Culture of Butler Library is strange indeed, especially in the dark days of finals. People sleep, eat, and brush their teeth in the library. Wars are waged over seats in the ref room. People lose their humanity in there. One particular example is the peculiar habit of accumulating piles of garbage around an individual’s […]

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LectureHop: The Legacy Of Rape

By Sarah Dahl on Dec 02, 2015 2 Comments

Last night, IRWGS hosted a panel for the opening of a new art exhibit titled “The Legacy of Rape.” We sent Avid Art Admirer Sarah Dahl to check it out. Conceptually, a panel and art exhibit titled “The Legacy of Rape” doesn’t sound heartening. To be sure, last night’s discussion of how to deal with […]

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Bwog Learns How To Flirt

By Nadra Rahman on Dec 02, 2015 3 Comments

Remember that Sexual Respect requirement you have to complete? It’s not going away anytime soon, so you’d best choose one of the fun workshops, at least. That’s why we sent Daily Nadra Rahman to review “The Art and Science of Flirting.” I entered 633 Mudd with confidence, knowing anything I would learn at “The Art […]

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LectureHop: Putting A Woman On The $10 Bill

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Dec 02, 2015 1 Comments

With talk of replacing Alexander Hamilton on the $10 bill with a historically famous woman, Barnard hosted a discussion with US Treasurer Rosa Rios to talk about the process. Currency Connoisseur Betsy Ladyzhets headed over to the lecture and reports on the event. Yesterday evening, US Treasurer Rosa Rios sat down with Barnard economics professor Anja […]

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Hate In Carman

By Bwog Staff on Dec 02, 2015 22 Comments

Early this morning, Bwog received several tips about ongoing vandalism to the Carman 13 bulletin board. The board’s decorations in honor of Trans Awareness Month have been destroyed a total of four times now. It is unclear how many people are responsible for the vandalism. In response to the destruction of the first three bulletin boards, […]

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GSSC Lists What It Wants To Do Next Semester

By Joe Milholland on Dec 02, 2015 0 Comments

Everybody knows preparation is at the heart of success. Taking this aphorism to heart, GSSC divided itself into five categories which wrote down what they wanted to accomplish next semester. Student council specialist Joe Milholland reports on their hopes for the next semester, as well as some other updates. At the General Studies Student Council […]

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Bwoglines: Some Modicum Of Success Edition

By Bwog Staff on Dec 02, 2015 0 Comments

Lin-Manuel Miranda—writer, composer, and lead of the hit musical about everyone’s favourite Columbia alumnus, Alexander Hamilton—is working with J.J. Abrams (director of Lost, the new Star Trek movies, and the soon-to-be-released Star Wars VII) on new music for another cantina scene. Bwog is rooting for you, Lin-Manuel! (Deadline) The newest and largest round of global climate-change talks, the United […]

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SGA: Post-Thanksgiving News

By Caroline Montgomery on Dec 01, 2015 0 Comments

Barnard Bearoness, Caroline Montgomery, made her way to the second floor of the Diana Center to sit in on the SGA meeting. Unfortunately no one brought any leftover pie, but the reps certainly brought some Barnard College updates. Still full from Thanksgiving, SGA had a short agenda for last night. During the open floor segment, No […]

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The First Bwog Comment Awards Of Fall 2015

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2015 9 Comments

Our loyal commenters: you’ve been working hard this semester, presenting us with food for thought, provoking our self-hatred, and providing fodder for Bwog inside jokes since September. We figured we’d give a little back to you by honoring the best comments on Bwog posts in Fall 2015 (so far). Keep on commenting and you too could have […]

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What Happens At Tom’s Stays At Tom’s

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2015 0 Comments

Is it true that in the long run, this physical/mental/spiritual test of endurance we call “school” will make us more successful than our non-Ivy educated peers? We sure as hell don’t know, but in keeping with the masochistic tendencies Columbia instills in its students, we forced two Bwoggers to stay on campus over break and eat Thanksgiving […]

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Share Love And Pizza With Barnard Emergency Meal Points Program

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2015 0 Comments

Feeling particularly generous, what with the Christmas spirit in the air (yeah, right)? Barnard and its illustrious SGA are collaborating on an initiative to collect donations of dining points and redistribute them to students in need beginning December 10! This form, open now through December 7, allows Barnard students to donate as many points as […]

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A Love Letter To The Water Fountain In Burke Library

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h2omygod
quench my thirst
thirsty for you
utilize UTS
valentine's day came late

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Bwoglines: Stop Body-Shaming Rats Edition

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ferris needs more seating
i pay too much to lose my balance
it's wednesday
lerner defies gravity
rats are cute too
trump just stop
why is lerner slanted

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ESC Continues Debating Art

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engineering student council
engineers not getting art lmao
esc
ESC thinks for themselves
I can't believe the only public art Columbia has right now is this statue
literally brown has a museum and we don't? that's embarassing
take art hum or something
weird meeting
when I become a millionaire I'm going to have Columbia convert dodge hall into a museum for antiquities
why don't we have a museum but all the other ivies do

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Uh-Oh, Spaghetti-O! What To Do When Your Professor Ghosts You

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ghost
ghosty ghosty
halloween in february
i wish my prof were danny phantom because he's hot
professors suck except when they don't

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Experimenting On The John Jay Conveyor Belt

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conveyor me an explanation please
experiments with john jay
if you did this please email us an explanation at tips@bwog.com
john jay at 3 pm is not real
literally why
there was also no food out: i ate hard pasta
there was no reason for this person to do this nor was it necessary for me to write this post

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The Suite Life Of SGA

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case-to-case basis
Q&A
reslife
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ssssaaaaffffeeeettttyyyy safe safe safe safe dance dance DANCE DANCE

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Bwoglines: Friday I’m In Love Tuesday Edition

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bill kristol
drumpf
hanoi
mia
the clash

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Field Notes: Humans React To Stimuli Edition

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barfing
field notes
mindfulness
puking
social rules
spring break
throwing up
we love

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