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Culinary Miracles With Sweetgreen, Friedman’s, And Later JJ’s Hours

By Bwog Staff on Aug 24, 2015 4 Comments

We know you’ve been jonesing for a small plate from Dig Inn all summer (chicken as the protein, duh.) However, you won’t have to rely on just Dig Inn for healthy eating options in Morningside anymore. The former location of Uni Café (RIP) on 114th and Broadway is finally being filled by sweetgreen! Most people […]

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Packing With Bwog: Non-Obvious Items To Bring For Your First Year

By Bwog Staff on Aug 21, 2015 5 Comments

You’ve read Columbia’s official packing list, you’ve cross-referenced your own list with those of your friends and the other kids on the Columbia Class of 2019 group—now what? Bwog put together a list of a few items to bring that you may not have thought about to help with everything from party preparation to actually passing […]

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Houses And Homes: Montreux, Switzerland

By Ross Chapman on Aug 20, 2015 1 Comments

We’re continuing our annual Houses and Homes series with another Bwogger’s vacation destination. Ross Chapman ran off to Switzerland for a little while and wishes he had a better camera. If you want to show off your summer house, awesome room, or favorite bowling alley, send a picture and five-sensed description to tips@bwog.com. Where: Montreux, Switzerland–a […]

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End Of Summer Playlist: Nightmares Of The Lerner Ramps

By Bwog Staff on Aug 20, 2015 0 Comments

Move-in is approaching! As we all prepare to return to school, here are some songs on leaving home and returning to life at Columbia University in the City of New York (a name that, as Drake would say, sounds “very important and very pretentious”). Hotline Bling by Drake – An ode to the old flame, and […]

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Houses And Homes: Fort Erie, Ontario

By Bwog Staff on Aug 19, 2015 1 Comments

Before the summer ends and we’re all back in Boringside Heights, Bwog wants to highlight your Houses and Homes! Send a picture of your vacation spot/triple-monitor set-up at work/tiny apartment in the city/sprawling backyard in the middle of nowhere to tips@bwog.com, and don’t forget to include where you are, what it smells like, what it sounds […]

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We Are Here For The NSOP 2015 Schedule

By Bwog Staff on Aug 19, 2015 0 Comments

We forgot NSOP was actually a thing, but the schedule for NSOP 2015 was released on Guidebook and we’re feeling all nostalgic for some reason. This year’s orientation is themed “You Are Here,” and includes many of our favorite NSOP programs such as Community Forum, Open Mic Night, and the Gender-Based Misconduct lectures! To access the official […]

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CPS Will Expand Office Space And Staff

By Bwog Staff on Aug 03, 2015 5 Comments

This morning, Bwog received notice from Columbia Psychological Services that they will be expanding their office space and staff for the coming academic year. Changes to CPS include hiring 6 new clinicians, including a psychiatrist. This staff addition will hopefully reduce the wait time most students experienced in past years when trying to schedule an appointment […]

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Goodbye July

By Bwog Staff on Jul 25, 2015 0 Comments

Bwog is hanging onto July as long as possible (because August is just too close to September), so we’re using our monthly round-up as a way to prolong the summer. Maybe that logic is lacking, but it’s hot and we’re trying not to think about the fall. Let’s all just take a page out of […]

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June The Obscure

By Bwog Staff on Jul 01, 2015 6 Comments

As we say a heartfelt farewell to the days of June, Bwog would like to take a moment to reminisce about the weird, the wild, and the wonderful events of this past month. In case you have not left the Netflix cave you created for yourself in May, here’s what you may have missed: Columbia’s Board […]

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Columbia Divests From Private Prison Industry

By Bwog Staff on Jun 23, 2015 4 Comments

Yesterday Columbia became the first university in the United States to divest from the private prison industry. This news comes as a major victory for Columbia Prison Divest, the student group that has been campaigning since February of 2014 for Columbia to divest. The Board of Trustees also announced that the school will create a policy […]

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Barnard To Admit Trans Women

By Bwog Staff on Jun 04, 2015 14 Comments

This morning, Barnard’s Board of Trustees approved an admission policy for trans women. Barnard will admit all “applicants who consistently live and identify as women, regardless of the gender assigned to them at birth,” according to the College’s official statement, beginning in the fall of 2016 (the Class of 2020). Officially, Barnard will continue to […]

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What Happens In May…

By Bwog Staff on Jun 01, 2015 4 Comments

…eventually gets posted on Bwog in an update-style post for our loyal summer readers! For those of you who have spent the last three weeks under the covers with your eyes glued to Netflix, here are some thing that have happened around campus. Emma Sulkowicz, CC ’15, with the help of four other seniors, carried her mattress across […]

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Bwoglines: Scary Strawberries And Sketchy Water Edition

Aditi Patil 0

a love story to remember
bwoglines
columbia crushes
lets get this bread
lgbtq
like flint michigan all over again
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American Democracy Is In Danger. Here’s How To Save It

Andrew Wang 2

bwog teaches history
oh hahvahd
the other author literally didnt show up
ziblatt

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Science Fair: Extraterrestrial Edition

Alex Tang 0

bwog science
how trippy would it be if there were other civilizations out there?
how trippy would it be if we were the only civilization?
obligatory katy perry allusion
science fair
we love a free event

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Class To Take As Recommended By Seniors

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"I can’t think of one. I generally struggled through classes though" is a vibe
bwog baby daddy
classes to take before you die
classes to take before you diee
classes to take before you dieee
classes to take before you dieeeee
classes to take before you uh perish
course recommendations
how to rock out spring 2019
im trying to take observational astronomy ONLY next sem
metaphysics is the best branch of philosophy u heard
registration
seniors have A LOT to say about their favorite classes
we also ---stan--- lydia goehr

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Bucket List: We’re In The Home Stretch Edition

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bucket list
bwog covers events
non-pizza lunch provided is the singular best thing I've seen in an event description
spotted: a rare saturday event in the wild
you can tell the end of the semester is coming because everyone is trying to get their events in before thanksgiving

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Open Meeting Announcement: It Might Snow On Thursday

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i tried really hard to make this rhyme scheme work omg
if it doesn't snow please don't come at me
more poetry should be in the lithum curriculum
pulling out the puffer jacket today it's real now

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Bwoglines: Happy Veterans Day Edition

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i am very excited to see more plays
sometimes songs are bops but this one is a jam
take some time for yourself today yknow selfcare and all that
the president's tweet about revoking federal funds was completely out of bounds
uwriting beckons... now back to writing my progression 3 ahh

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Bwog Reviews Duck Swamp, Wait, I Mean Once Upon A Fortnight

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'a case of corporate espionage between two halal food trucks' is a VERY underrated line
it seems to have been marketed as a mystery but was actually more of a romantic crime drama
once upon a fortnight
tbh i'm still not 100% sure the villain actually killed the mayor???
the pale blue

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