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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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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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GSSC got interactive at their last assembly, and Bureau Chief/Wednesday Wastrel Joe Milholland was on hand to witness the outpouring of ideas. Directories only slightly less creepy than directory.columbia.edu, visiting Buddhist monks, and “GS Singles Mingle” (perhaps the most highly anticipated social event of the semester, as of now) await! A searchable directory of student […]
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Give the Action Line at Ferris a break and feed both your body and soul (too cheesy?) with some live music today. Live At Lerner presents Lauv, a pop/R&B/indie artist who will perform songs from his new album “Lost in the Light.” It’ll be today (!), in the Piano Lounge of Lerner from 1 to 2 […]
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Light a candle in your dorm tonight, because Rostam Batmanglij has left Vampire Weekend, leaving the band gutted, and perhaps artistically (un)dead. Every Columbian mourns tonight, reminded of the ephemeral nature of this material world. (Pitchfork) Maybe more bands don’t come out of Columbia because, as this noise map of the city shows, we are a staid […]
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With this season’s first Winter storm just a couple of days behind us, snow stereotypes still surround us. Amara Banks continues the new campus archetype series, Snow Stereotypes, as a MoHi child’s account of the Winter’s return. After hitting up each floor in your apartment building for candy, Bonnie & Clyde style, in October, your […]
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If you wanted to work out more this semester, you probably aren’t doing it. Whether you started a routine in the fall (and let it dwindle into sporadic exercise attempts by finals) or made regular raises in heart rate your New Year’s resolution, chances are, you haven’t even remotely met your goals. And, really, can anyone […]
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You know how one of those vaunted parts of any Columbia admissions presentation is the immense cultural opportunities available through Columbia programs? And you know how you probably spend more time trying to get into EC parties than taking the 1 down to the museums? Well, now’s your time to rectify that situation. You can register here […]
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Shopping period is ending soon, so it’s time to pick your classes. But between absurd prerequisites, teacher approvals, and the outdated course bulletin, registration is nearly impossible! How screwed will you be come the deadline?
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The long awaited UN-sponsored peace talks are set to start this Friday in Geneva. Unsurprisingly, the main roadblock in a ceasefire which would mostly only exclude the Syrian regions controlled by ISIL and Al-Qaeda’s affiliate branch in the region, the Nusra Front. (Reuters) Egypt marks the fifth anniversary of the beginning of its revolution, which […]
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Winter Storm Jonas left Columbia’s campus with enough snow to last the rest of the winter, increased danger factors to many a staircase, and the inability to sprint to class without fear of slipping. But it also left Columbia’s student body irrevocably divided into two groups: those who spent all of Saturday holed up in […]
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In honor of the fact that Columbia’s campus currently (remotely) resembles a winter wonderland, Bwog is starting a new campus archetype series: Snow Stereotypes. Bwogger and recent snow enthusiast Asya Sagnak kicks off the series with her account of a freshman seeing snow for the first time. It is the morning of Blizzard Jonas. A […]
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