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Social Smoking: A Quitter’s Guide

By Bwog Staff on Jan 29, 2016 1 Comments

Smoking kills. Just say no. Blah blah blah. We’ve all heard it before, and yet, the promise of a cig break and the potential love-at-first-sight meeting with another smoker scream too hard. Until you’re addicted. Here’s a post for all the Barnard students smoking outside the chastity gates, the frosh socializing outside Carman, and the […]

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A “Dating App” That Will Actually Work: Call For Personals

By Bwog Staff on Jan 29, 2016 0 Comments

Romantic hope among optimistic young urban professionals/students is omnipresent. Last year Tinder, the year before OkCupid, before that Match.com, SeekingArrangments, ChristianMingle… Today apps like Bumble, Happn, and The League have hit the scene, promising love, but you STILL haven’t found The One. Have no fear! Bwog is here. You don’t need to be single this […]

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Madame Bovary And You

By Romane Thomas on Jan 29, 2016 0 Comments

Tulane Chair of French Studies Vaheed Ramazani presented his paper, “Irony and Fetish in Madame Bovary,” last evening at La Maison Française. Bwog sent new inductee Romane Thomas to report on the event, and she came back a little changed. In a tiny room on the French House’s second floor (or, la maison for the […]

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Bwoglines: Exodus Edition

By Bwog Staff on Jan 29, 2016 0 Comments

Moses parted the Red Sea, and America can “turn off” (redirect) Niagara Falls…in order to repair two pedestrian bridges, to ensure tourist safety. Hurrah! (NY Times) Enfant terrible Donald Trump boycotted last night’s Republican Debate, but that didn’t stop candidates Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz from verbally jousting over immigration. (NY Times) Zika virus infections […]

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CU Horror Story: Post-Registration Problems

By Bwog Staff on Jan 28, 2016 1 Comments

One of the scariest things to think about in the weeks after school starts back up is the prospect of building an entirely new schedule based around classes that you may or may not have drunkenly added to your program sometime around November. Unfortunately, even scarier things can happen AFTER you’ve registered for a class. […]

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Bwog Reviews: Spectator’s Open House

By Bwog Staff on Jan 28, 2016 2 Comments

It’s a well-known fact that Bwog and the Columbia Daily Spectator have complex feelings for each other. In an effort to understand what all the fuss is about, a Staff Writer sacrificed part of his Sunday afternoon to attend Spectator’s Business and Innovations Open House. If you’re thinking about joining the self-purported “largest student business […]

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An RA’s Dilemma

By Nadra Rahman on Jan 28, 2016 0 Comments

What are your RAs doing when they’re not CAVA-ing that one girl down the hall or yelling at Carman 13 to stop leaving hair in the showers? Bwogger Nadra takes you into the mind of a second-semester RA, desperate to cultivate some community on their frigid floor. You spend a good chunk of your winter […]

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Writing Tips And Cadaver Stories With Mary Roach

By Ross Chapman on Jan 28, 2016 0 Comments

Intrepid Bwogger Ross Chapman ventured to writer Mary Roach’s lecture at CU for a night of debauchery, drinking, and dirty secrets about the Department of Defense. Read on for the less-dramatized details. “Turns out, diarrhea can be a threat to national security.” Dodge 501 was filled to the brim with (mostly wine-drinking) students last night […]

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Res. Inc. Applications Due

By Bwog Staff on Jan 28, 2016 0 Comments

Do you dream in dollar signs? Does your Tinder bio include the phrases “entrepreneurial endeavors” or “hedge fund”? If so (or even if not and you just have an interest in the business world), apply now to the CC/SEAS residential program Res. Inc. Called a “living and learning community,” Res. Inc. Res. Inc. “establishes an […]

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Bwoglines: Butt Play Edition

By Bwog Staff on Jan 28, 2016 0 Comments

In “thank goodness for science” news, researchers made the recent discovery that certain genes are linked to the tendency towards developing schizophrenia–this could lead to new therapeutic techniques in the near future! Love you, science! (Broad Institute) While scientists make incredible discoveries, Brooklynites attempt to rent out snow-huts on Airbnb… It’d probably be cheaper than […]

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The Schisms Of Sisterhood

By Rachel Deal on Jan 27, 2016 27 Comments

On Monday, January 25, Anushua (Shua) Bhattacharya published an op-ed in the Spectator about her experience with sorority recruitment and sorority culture on campus. Over the past few days, other women who are in sororities or have resigned from sororities on campus have reached out with their perspectives in response to Shua’s op-ed. In this […]

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A Guide To Picking The Easiest And Hardest Majors (To Fulfill)

By Bwog Staff on Jan 27, 2016 9 Comments

Spring semester is typically full of lethargic students desperately in need of a sun lamp and an advisor to help them make a commitment to their major. To help you determine your destiny at Columbia, we put together a list of our recommendations for majors that are the “easiest” in terms of fulfilling credit requirements. […]

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This Is a Reminder That It’s Time To Register for Courses. You Can Just Ignore the Rest.

Jeffrey Ndubisi 5

course registration
go register for your courses
if ur really lazy just cross out "theshaft" on those posters and write "vergil+"
it's that time of year again

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Bwoglines: Deadly Tornadoes Edition

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antti rinne
bwoglines
finland
fordham
social democracy
these are pretty sad news damn fuck this world
tornadoes

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Bwog’s Senior Scramble Picks

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big daily mood is seeing one of your past profs on the list and wondering what led you to this point
finding an image for this was dicey
hm idk about this one chief
i'll have you know i got our managing editor's permission to make the dumb scrambled eggs joke so yell at him
senior scrabble
senior scramble
this post is cursed

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People Who Know Nothing About Ballet Summarize CUBE’s Don Quixote

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bwog bwallet
damn we get it dancers are so fit
for someone who doesn't do ballet i sure go to a lot of ballet shows
i cannot imagine pirouetting for so many hours
i feel super unqualified to critique dance when i can barely coordinate myself to walk properly
some of these dancers were sweating profusely

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Science Fair: #Aesthetic Edition

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bwog science
don't forget to register before showing up!
i "neuropredict" a rough finals season
my aesthetic is summer. so ready to get out of here
my biological timer is definitely set by the moon
science fair

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Bwog’s Unofficial Guide To Morningside Heights Dining

Vivian Zhou 2

bwog is a foodie
bwop it like it's hot
food guide
jackson jibbitz

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Open Meeting Announcement: Sweet Showers And Strange Shores

Sarah Braner 0

1-800-how-do-i-be-clever
canterbury tales stans do NOT come for me i did my best
chaucer is rolling in his grave i am SORRY
currently surrounded by men in milstein right now
i'd never even attempt to adapt the original middle english
open meeting announcement
overseen: former sunday daily bopping the fuck out as i write this. our lineage is too powerful

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What If We Kissed…

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bwog photography at its PEAK
bwog wants to kiss nyu local #confirmed
hence john jay will be closed for the next two days
i cant believe my procrastination has resorted to THIS
i really went around campus taking pictures for this post
i reruited people to take pictures too
im sad i couldnt do a chef mike meme but i wrote this on a thursday night
make the blogs kiss
my eyes my eyes
tell us where columbia should kiss
who needs photoshop when snapchat exists

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