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Watching A Tree For Hours Won’t Make You Feel Like Thoreau

By Maddie Stearn on Nov 19, 2015 0 Comments

Yesterday’s infamous Maggie Move was an emotional time for all of us – but for few so much as Maddie Stearn, Senior Staff Writer and tree lover. Maddie watched the majority of the move yesterday, and both recapped and reflected upon her experience for anyone who might not have been willing to watch the same […]

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Columbia Professors Get Wedlocked

By Ross Chapman on Nov 19, 2015 0 Comments

Marriage inequality might have been terrible, but marriage equality, it seems, is also dangerous. Staff writer Ross Chapman reports on yesterday’s panel, in which several Columbia and Barnard professors discussed the perils of legal fairness in marriage, that institution held above all others. After the recent progress of LGBTQ+ marriage equality, has love really won? […]

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#TBT: The Deep Roots Of Barnard’s Magnolia Tree

By Mia Lindheimer on Nov 19, 2015 0 Comments

Ever wonder just how far beneath Lehman Lawn our beloved Magnolia tree spreads its roots? Well, not so far anymore, as several expert botanists tried and tried again yesterday to safely sever her roots and transplant her a whopping thirty feet away. In celebration of this monumental change to Barnard’s landscaping, staff writer Mia Lindheimer […]

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If You Want To Decrease Your Stress In A Class, Your Day Is Today

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2015 2 Comments

Weird elective class getting you down? Want to decrease your stress in something, but still kind-of interested in the class discussions? Just plain not ready to admit you’ve completely given up in a class? If you answered yes to any of these questions, P/D/F might be the option for you. Taking a class P/D/F (short […]

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Bwoglines: It’s Gonna Be Okay Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2015 0 Comments

Yes, a lot of terrifying things are happening in the world right now – the Syrian refugee crisis, terrorism in Paris, the eventual degradation of life as we know it due to the slow workings of climate change (not to mention finals) – but sometimes, it’s important to sit back, breathe, and remember that good things […]

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RIP FroSci?

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2015 2 Comments

Today the student body received an email from Deantini updating us on the progress of the Committee on Science in the Core. His email linked to a proposal by the committee, outlining the generalities of a new course which would serve as an alternative to Frontiers of Science. The proposal characterized the class as: “Being similar to […]

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Get Educated (And Free Food) During Trans Awareness Week

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2015 3 Comments

It’s the first (hopefully annual) Trans Awareness Week at Columbia! According to the event page, the week consists of “events that raise awareness and educates the Columbia community about the lives and experiences of transgender and nonbinary communities.” Yesterday and today were a few events, but the next open event is tonight from 7:00 to 9:00 PM […]

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BunsenBwog: Cough Cough

By Joanna Zhang on Nov 18, 2015 0 Comments

Does the cold got you feeling down? Be careful you don’t get sick. But if you end up feeling under the weather, you can take solace in Bunsen Burner Joanna Zhang’s report of what Columbians are doing regarding ebola, influenza forecasts, and malaria, With the New York cold finally settling in, Bwog recommends bundling up and stay […]

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LectureHop: Is Feminism Jewish?

By Amara Banks on Nov 18, 2015 1 Comments

On the evening of November 17th, Schermerhorn’s typically spooky vibe was replaced with that of strongly opinionated women ready to discuss a heavily loaded question: is feminism Jewish? A panel comprised of Michelle Goldberg, Vivian Gornick, and Catha Pollitt deliberated on the topic before an audience of about twenty women, most of them elderly. Although […]

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GSSC Appoints New VP of Policy

By Joe Milholland on Nov 18, 2015 0 Comments

GS students are, despite their relatively greater age and “maturity,” college students just like the rest of us. They like to have fun, cause some amiable mischief, and create an all around friendly environment. That’s why Bwog student government liaison Joe Milholland was witness to a fun prank from them this week as well as discussion […]

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Bwoglines: At Home And Abroad Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2015 0 Comments

Abroad: The director of Russia’s security service stated that explosive traces were found in the wreckage of the airplane which crashed over the Sinai on October 31st. This rendered moot previous statements which dismissed terrorism as a cause for the crash. (NYT) Home: Mayor de Blasio released a statement on the acceptance of Syrian refugees, affirming the […]

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Buy A Meal Plan And Eat, Too

By Bwog Staff on Nov 17, 2015 1 Comments

Columbia will be offering FLEX dollars to qualifying CC and SEAS students over Thanksgiving break, in order to purchase food while the dining halls are closed. Apply by this Thursday at 6 p.m. using this form. The application form asks you to confirm you are a recipient of Columbia grant funds, on a Columbia meal […]

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So You Want To Get A Single: Advice For The Antisocial

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100 years of solitude
housing
solitude
we love roommates

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Bwoglines: What Does It Take To Get Into The Ivy League Edition

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clogs are in
corrupt aunt becky
disappointed but not surprised
full house is not a good show
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who knew money was important

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SGA Wants Y’all To Be Safe

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Barnard SGA
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stay safe kids

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ESC Cuts Meeting Short So We Can All Study For Midterms

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airpods aren't cool just because t paine wears them either
engineering student council
esc
iconodulist is a real word so do not remove it thanks
if you bought airpods I seriously question your skill in handling money
short meetings are the best
so ready for spring break
thinking about pret maybe
what should I get for lunch today

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Declare Your Major, You Heathens

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declare you major you lazy fools
just do psych like everyone else

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Bwog Reviews Vending Machines On Campus

Ramisa Murshed 6

capitalism
i didnt realize how bad the vending machines were
this was going to be an appreciation post but turned into an angry post

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Bwoglines: The Winklevoss Twins And The Meatless Mondays Epidemic

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bacchanal
bwoglines
hewitt is underrated
i am going to fail my midterms and i say that with sincerity
japanese whales
more like bacch-anal
news
ya heard it here first folks
ya'll hate hewitt for no damn reason

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CCSC Again Rejects Apartheid Divest Referendum

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I could have written a book on this meeting
israel palestine
seriously it was 4 hours
substitute bureau chief
the opponents were much bigger snappers
time to do midterms now I guess

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