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Field Notes: The Blood Moon Renders Everything Meaningless Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 28, 2015 2 Comments

If you stood outside yesterday and entered into that mass of humanity before the Low Steps, you understand the distinction between what came before, and what came after the Blood Moon. On one hand is the trivial, and on the other is the sum of all meaning, the weightlessness of understanding. Among your fellow Columbians, […]

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Her Excellency Michelle Bachelet’s Take On The Chilean Government And The Challenges Of Democracy

By Joanna Zhang on Sep 28, 2015 1 Comments

Staff Writer Joanna Zhang reports on the latest installment of the World Leaders Forum: President Michelle Bachelet of Chile. President of Chile Michelle Bachelet walked into Low Library’s Rotunda like a superstar. She ended her last presidential term in 2010 with 84% popularity and was appointed the first Director of UN Women, so it’s no […]

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CCSC Plans A Quality Of Bacchanal Survey

By Joe Milholland on Sep 28, 2015 1 Comments

You’ll be glad to know what the most recent CCSC meeting was about, since Bacchanal remains the one thing that keeps you up at night, as you ponder over equality and fairness. Joe Milholland brings you the deets about that and more! Sunday night, the Columbia College Student Council decided to send out a poll to […]

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Don’t Be Remote, Vote!

By Bwog Staff on Sep 28, 2015 0 Comments

Cast your ballot for First Year Columbia College Student Council (CCSC)/Engineering School Council, CCSC 2018 Representative, and CCSC Inclusion and Equity Representative! Voting opened today at 10 am and will end on Wednesday, September 30 at 5 pm. You’ve seen all the posters and strange videos, and based on the strength of that alone, have enough […]

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Bwoglines: Post-Apocalyptic Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 28, 2015 0 Comments

If you’re reading this, congratulations! You survived the #superbloodmoon, despite the naysayers and the formidable, slightly mob-like crowd in front of Low. Try to catch the next one in 2033 if you missed this one. (Guardian) President Vladimir Putin of Russia, known for his characteristic aggression and shirtlessness, will address the United Nations General Assembly today for […]

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Bwog Asked: What Is Your Fall Look?

By Bwog Staff on Sep 27, 2015 0 Comments

We know it’s cheesy to talk about the weather, but we’re going to do it anyway. If you’ve ventured outside in the past couple days, you may have noticed a new chill in the air. With the onset of autumn (the equinox was on Wednesday, y’all!!!), Bwog decided to get the scoop on the upcoming styles […]

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What The Kids Are Doing: Community Guidelines

By Mason Amelotte on Sep 27, 2015 5 Comments

We were recently tipped a photo of the community contract made by a floor of first-years in the Barnard quad, so we decided to investigate some of the dumb guidelines, deliberately ambiguous rules, and just plain weird shit freshmen write in their floor lounges during their first week at Columbia and Barnard. Columbia students and parents–this is what your “young […]

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Bucket List: Oil, Corruption, Eviction

By Eric Cohn on Sep 27, 2015 0 Comments

Bucket List represents the immense academic privilege we enjoy as Columbia students. Our recommendations are below, and the full list can be found below the jump. As always, if we’ve made a mistake or left anything noteworthy off the list, please let us know in the comments. Recommended World Leaders Forum events (see bolded events after […]

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Bwog Meeting Tonight!

By Bwog Staff on Sep 27, 2015 0 Comments

Nicki Minaj has consistently expressed her desire for young adults – for young women in particular – to stay in school. What she hasn’t yet expressed is her desire for you to come to the Bwog Meeting tonight. But make no mistake, we know she wants you to. She’d obviously encourage it; after all, why […]

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Big Lights, Big City

By Phoebe Newton on Sep 27, 2015 0 Comments

Every September since 2012, the Processional Arts Workshop has orchestrated an annual event known as Morningside Lights, and this year the procession returned to the Columbia campus. Staff Writer Phoebe Newton scoped out the scene for us this Saturday night, to see if it truly was, as they say, lit. Many Columbia University students argue that […]

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Bwoglines: The Joke’s On You Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 27, 2015 1 Comments

Trevor Noah is preparing to fill Jon Stewart’s shoes as the new host of The Daily Show, and apparently, things are gonna change. (Variety) Kaley Cuoco and husband Ryan Sweeting have decided to split after 21 months of dating… and all we can say is, Bazinga! (The Huffington Post) The city of Philadelphia turned into a […]

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“Help The World Become A Better Place:” Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Speaks

By Megan Fillion on Sep 26, 2015 4 Comments

Low Library was, as the youth say, “lit” last evening, as Sheikh Hasina, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, spoke to members of the Columbia community. Staff writer Megan Fillion was there to soak in Hasina’s words, and comment wittily on PrezBo’s fumbling introductions. “I am going to speak to you about a topic that is […]

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Nimesh Patel Stand-Up Routine Cut Short Due To Uncomfortable Jokes

Sarah Braner 17

breaking
columbia university asian american alliance
cultureSHOCK
nimesh patel

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Lecturehop: A Conversation About “The Library Book” With Susan Orlean

Abby Rubel 0

@the girl behind me who whispered "it's true" when orlean mentioned all the weird people in LA
charles lummis sounds like an interesting man
Events
i discovered that my library card from home expired and it wrecked me
lecturehop
libraries are seriously amazing
lots of people over 40 there
susan orlean

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From The Organized Mess Of The Archives, Unseen Black History Is Brought To Light

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black history!!
bwog covers events
harlem
history with bwog
lecturehop
mlk
NY Times

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“O Welche Lust!” A Repertory Smorgasbord By The New Opera Workshop

Levi Cohen 0

bwog loves opera
bwog reviews
callum blackmore stole my heart
cu now
lots of mozart but it ain't a bad thing
srsly i used to really dislike magic flute and here i am loving it
support student musicians

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The Albums That Defined Our Semester 2: Electropop Boogaloo

Zack Abrams 1

albums that defined semester
be like bwog
bwog listens to cool music
kero kero bonito - time 'n' place is my runner-up
that new solange album better come out soon because i need it in my life

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Knickerbocker Roundup: Squash Your Opponents Edition

Abby Rubel 0

basketball
Bwog does sports
columbia athletics
how will the swimming and diving team be able to find rhode island??
squash
swimming and diving
the return of basketball season is upon us
thinking about squash makes me hungry

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Bwoglines: I Wanna Go To The Moon Too Edition

Nikita Desir 1

all songs by frank sinatra are festive af and don't you forget it
bwibbidi bwobbidi bwoo
bwoglines
climate change is as real as the frosci midterm i failed
flyyy meee to the moooooon
go to nyla it will be amazing so many talented dancers
i don't know if i can associate with people who dislike my boy frankie
laguardia gets a makeover

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Columbia Responds To Federal Climate Report

Ezra Lerner 4

don't worry guys it's cold outside so global warming must be fake
i shudder every time i see that a new climate report came out
lamont seems like the objectively coolest part of columbia academia
those electric buses are pretty cool
time to become an earth science major

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