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Anime-Lovers Unite At The Legend of Korra Viewing Club

By Sarah Dahl on Sep 19, 2015 8 Comments

Big things are always shaping up on the Barnard Quad. This week that big thing is the newly formed Legend of Korra Viewing Club, held weekly in the Sulz 8 lounge. Legend of Korra is the offshoot of popular Nickelodeon anime series Avatar: The Last Airbender. As one participant’s mother aptly exclaimed, in reaction to […]

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Too Real In The Best Possible Way: Bwog Reviews Mistress America

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Sep 19, 2015 4 Comments

You may have heard that a new movie featuring Barnard alum Greta Gerwig, BC ’06, was recently released in theaters. We sent Daily Editor Betsy Ladyzhets to check out Mistress America and see if it’s worth you spending your money on a ticket. In the past couple of months, there have been two movies after […]

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AnimalHop: Matilda The Yorkie

By Mia Lindheimer on Sep 19, 2015 2 Comments

Returning to Columbia after a summer at home can be an emotionally taxing experience. No one misses their parents, but how do we survive the constant stress of an Ivy League education without our pets? Well, Barnard’s Eva Kerman doesn’t have to. With the Office of Disability Services’ approval, Eva adopted a yorkie to share her […]

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Bwoglines: What We Thought We Knew Is Wrong Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 19, 2015 0 Comments

House of Representatives passed a one-year ban on federal funding for Planned Parenthood, so yeah, ladies, your vagina is actually no longer your own (assuming Obama doesn’t veto, which he will). (NYT) Your astronomy prof lied: UFOs are real. A rainbow cloud formed in a patch of sky above Costa Rica. (ABC) Zooey Deschanel, the […]

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Friday Night Feelin’ Right Playlist

By Bwog Staff on Sep 18, 2015 0 Comments

Friday, what’s good? It’s ok if you missed out on St. A’s last night… everyone knows that tonight is the night to really get down. Bwog’s resident DJ Briana brings you an hour of jams to get you in the spirit. Thank God It’s Friday by R. Kelly – Not that hype of a song to be honest, but […]

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Pain And Disgust Open The Miller Theatre’s Season

By Henry Litwhiler on Sep 18, 2015 0 Comments

Concerned citizen and Bwog Arts Editor Henry Litwhiler explores the good and the dreadful in Miller Theatre’s opening night. Madness came to us last night. We anticipated it with a cheerful reserve, with the expectation of something quirky, imaginative, and unconventionally euphonic. And why should we have approached it any differently? What indication was there that could’ve warned […]

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Bwog Does Science: Fervor For Ferris

By Phoebe Newton on Sep 18, 2015 6 Comments

First years bring with them alarming enthusiasm, an adorable naïveté, and healthy egos (soon to get knocked down a peg to be rebuilt over their remaining years). They also bring an interest in all things, which, when paired with a sense of scientific discovery, yields the truly remarkable: a first year with something new to teach […]

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Weekend Sports Update

By Max Rettig on Sep 18, 2015 0 Comments

We are now a few weeks into the fall sports season, but how just how deep varies by team. Some, such as volleyball and soccer, began their seasons before even school had begun. Others, are only now kicking off. We bring you what you should pay attention to this week in Columbia athletics, with senior staff […]

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Bwoglines: Additions And Subtractions Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 18, 2015 0 Comments

Addition: Seemingly positive Columbia football coverage in the local paper. Coach Bagnoli is also bringing something new to the program: a philosophy of fun. (New York Times) Subtraction: Media magnate James Dolan and his family announced they will sell Cablevision to European firm Altice for $17.7 billion, including the assumption of debt. Knicks fans, don’t […]

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#TBT To When Columbia’s President Became America’s President

By Joe Milholland on Sep 17, 2015 3 Comments

While the highest-polling Republican candidate right now may look a lot like our University president, back in 1952, the president of Columbia University was actually elected president of the United States. Dwight D. Eisenhower, who had been university president since 1948 on the date of his election in 1952, had spent a lot of his […]

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PSA: Don’t Miss the Lawn Party!

By Max Rettig on Sep 17, 2015 2 Comments

Calling all students: The first annual Lawn Party is tonight. Get on your best afternoon attire and head out to the Butler Lawn for what might be worth an hour and a meal swipe. You might find yourself in small company, though: if it’s any indication, last year’s Garden Party wasn’t very heavily attended. If you wanna go, […]

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Bwog Reviews: “In Transit/Liquid Highway”

By Bwog Staff on Sep 17, 2015 1 Comments

On a brisk end-of-summer afternoon, two evenings ago, two Barnard first-years eschew dinner at Hewitt to get some cultural exposure. Crossing Broadway, Bwog correspondents Asya Sagnak and Sarah Dahl attended a talk at Columbia’s Miller Theatre by Dominican-American artist Scherezade Garcia, whose murals are currently on display. Given the quirky title of the show (In […]

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Clubhop: Jewish Israeli Film Club Brings Personal Stories From Israel To Columbia

Betsy Ladyzhets 0

apparently when sasson gabai and ari'el stachel go out together people think that gabai is stachel's father which!! wow!!!!
clubhop
do you like chet baker?
gabai asked each audience member who asked a question to say their name and what they're majoring in which was v cute
haled's song about love was the song of the summer PROVE ME WRONG
hillel center
jewish israeli film club
this writer can confirm the snacks were excellent

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Bucket List: Over The River And Through the Woods Edition

Isabel Sepúlveda 0

bucket list
bwog covers events
monday more like funday
wow columbia really saved all their coolest stuff for when people are leaving didn't they

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LectureHop: “GendeRev: Trans Makeup As Resistance”

Miyoki Walker 0

grateful we got to host these absolute wonder women
happy trans awareness week
much love for the trans community

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Columbia Ballet Celebration: CBC’s Fall Performance

Sarah Kinney 0

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

Mary Welsh 0

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

Elisha Zhao 0

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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