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Bwoglines: Spectaculars And Surprises Edition

By Bwog Staff on Dec 04, 2015 0 Comments

Italy’s most active volcano, Mount Etna, erupted for the first time since 2013, sending lava and ash into the sky in a spectacular show. The ash from the eruption caused lighting to strike through the clouds and covered the nearby cities of Messina and Reggio Calabria, where the airports have been closed. Etna’s twitter account provided […]

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Go Lion Or Go Home: Bwog Reviews Roar Lion Rorchesis

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Dec 03, 2015 0 Comments

This Friday marks the date of the dance group Orchesis’ big semester performance, entitled Roar Lion Rorchesis. Last night, Bwog writer and (more recently) dance enthusiast Betsy Ladyzhets was lucky enough to sit in on the group’s dress rehearsal. The performance will run twice tomorrow in the Roone Auditorium, at 7:30pm and 10pm. Tickets are […]

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#TBT To The First Time It (College Walk) Was Lit

By Mia Lindheimer on Dec 03, 2015 1 Comments

In honor of today’s Tree Lighting Ceremony, Bwog historian Mia Lindheimer takes a look at the history of students congregating on College Walk to ring in the holidays with hot cider, cocoa, and boring speeches. The very first Tree Lighting Ceremony took place only 18 years ago, in 1998 (that is, this year is the […]

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Restaurant Impossible: John Jay Edition

By Emma Seely-Katz on Dec 03, 2015 1 Comments

Yesterday, Chef Robert Irvine made his annual trek to Morningside Heights to consult with the dining staff on CU’s culinary options. Emma Seely-Katz, a long-time starry-eyed admirer of the chef’s, got to both talk to him and take selfies with him in John Jay. The encounter has left her possibly even more enamored than before. […]

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Columbia Is Ready For Winter (Even If You Aren’t)

By Bwog Staff on Dec 03, 2015 0 Comments

The weather might still insist we’re stuck in that awkward, mid-fall phase (fifty degrees in December? what is happening?) but Columbia’s student government is going to push us straight into the colder season anyway. CCSC, SGA, GSSC, ESC and the Blue Key Society are pushing us not on ice skates or sleds, but on the wheels of […]

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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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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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LectureHop: Nobel Laureate Martin Chalfie On Being “Failed And Useless”

Sarah Braner 3

after spending all day wednesday questioning my decision to major in bio i REALLY needed this
BACTERIA! THAT DETECT LANDMINES! i actually gasped
Events
i'm gonna be a scientist mom!!!
lecturehop
no one knows what they're doing in science and it's the BEST (okay well some do but they're outliers)
science is just a bunch of screwups that occasionally lead to breakthroughs
SCIENCE IS SO COOL OKAY
thank you for my LIFE chalfie

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Where Art Thou: Nina Simone Edition

Riva Weinstein 0

but isnt godspell about like.... the crucifixion???
lots of good theater this week!
where art thou?

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Oyez, You Hooligan Youths: Learn How To Clean Up After Yourselves In John Jay

Levi Cohen 0

although there is some silverware on the conveyor belt that shouldnt be there
callout post
dining hall etiquette classes pls
leaving shit on the tables gives them that terrible sticky residue!!
we are all better than this

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Bwoglines: Is The Lunar Gateway Ever Being Made Edition

Mary Clare Greenlees 0

buzz aldrin thinks the gateway is ridiculous which i think is hilarious
bwastro
bwoglines
cat burglar .........
i wanted to go to rafiki but i forgot to get a ticket :(((((( ahhhhhhhh
my goal for the rest of the year is to include one space/astro/physics related thing in bwoglines

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Back Of The Envelope: The Number Of Days In Fall Break

Henry Golub 1

approximations
back of the envelope
common sense manipulations
estimations
rough calculations

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PSA: Stop Having Sex In The Milstein Gender Neutral Bathrooms

Bwog Staff 3

bad bwitches only
PLEASE STOP IT
right now im in a state of mind
were you raised in BARNS

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Hey You? Yes, You. Please Don’t Schedule That Intro Lecture On Friday Morning

Bwog Staff 0

a 3 day weekend is a privilege not a right but i still want it
prezbo please stop eating new york city
this bwogger dropped a class needed for their perspective major because it had a one hour exam every other friday
we're tired please remember that

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LectureHop: Unpacking “Narrative In The Natural Sciences and Humanities”

Jana Jaran 0

a well rounded woman
bwog does events
deep thoughts with jana
eventhop
Events
faculty house woop woop
jana might be sports editor but she also attends events !!
lecturehop
narrative and truth
we love events

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