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Columbia University And Barnard College Release Statements On Paris Attacks

By Joe Milholland on Nov 13, 2015 0 Comments

Columbia University and Barnard College have just released statements on Friday night’s terrorist attacks in Paris. “Based on rapid outreach there, we believe that all Columbia students and faculty at the Paris Global Center are safe and accounted for,” Columbia’s statement, which was posted on Facebook, reads. Similarly, Barnard sent an email confirming all Barnard students studying […]

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LectureHop: The Meursault Investigation

By Finn Klauber on Nov 13, 2015 0 Comments

The first thing I noticed when walking into the East Gallery of Buell Hall (which I learned was also the Maison Francaise upon looking up the venue) was just how many people had packed into the room. I knew The Meursault Investigation, named after the book which was to be discussed that night, was going […]

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CU Players Presents “Rapture, Blister, Burn”

By Bwog Staff on Nov 13, 2015 1 Comments

The CU Players are back to grace our days with more student theatre! We sent a Staff Writer to check out the scene. “Rapture, Blister, Burn” runs from the 12th to the 14th, with tickets available at the TIC (or by waitlist). Last night, Columbia University Players (CUP, for short) opened their latest three-day run in the […]

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Stop Bringing Your Tinder Dates To The Hungarian Pastry Shop

By Britt Fossum on Nov 13, 2015 3 Comments

Ah, the Hungarian Pastry Shop. Everyone’s favorite problematic (cash only? seriously?) hideaway spot. Except recently, the peace in this small Eastern European oasis is being threatened by a new species of customer – the Tinder folk, anxiously embarking upon their first dates. Does this anger you as much as it angers us? Either way, join our Editor-in-Chief Britt […]

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Guess Who’s Coming To Brunch

By Lili Brown on Nov 13, 2015 1 Comments

Our Men’s Basketball team began its 115th season in program history this Friday, hosting Kean (NCAA Divison III) to open the 2015-16 campaign. We sent Bwogger Lili Brown to check it out, and she returned with some unexpected news. The 2015-2016 season for Men’s Basketball began today in an unprecedented sense of style. We saw the basketball […]

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Friendship Is Magic: The First-Year Slump

By Bwog Staff on Nov 13, 2015 0 Comments

Remember NSOP? Wasn’t that a simpler, jollier time? Didn’t you find it so much easier to meet new people and form connections? Those days are long gone – now, many of us have retreated into our own small groups, setting aside congeniality for comfort. We explore this phenomenon through the voice of a frustrated first-year student […]

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Bwoglines: Transportation Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 13, 2015 0 Comments

At least 20 incidents involving laser beams striking planes have been reported nationwide this week. For pilots, these small beams of light are a huge concern – especially at lower altitudes, they significantly impair sight and could potentially cause crashes. In fact, they could even be considered “tantamount to attempted homicide”. Although there seems to be […]

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#STUDENTBLACKOUT Participants Protest At The Sundial Over Racial Inequality

By Bwog Staff on Nov 12, 2015 15 Comments

UPDATE: Protest ended promptly at 9 pm, when attendees were invited to a following Black Student Union (BSO) meeting. There was also a small prayer circle on the sundial with Muslim, Hindu, and Christian prayers. Students started gathering at the Sundial this evening at 7 pm to participate in #STUDENTBLACKOUT, a protest in response to […]

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From Musings To Musical: An Interview With Christine Rosenblatt

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Nov 12, 2015 0 Comments

Missing Gemini, the New Opera Workshop’s original musical this semester, opens tonight at the Lerner Black Box. Conceived by Christine Rosenblatt (BC ‘16), the production, set in a small seafaring town in the 1950s, follows a young woman on her journey to accepting the loss of her twin brother. Bwog writer (and Missing Gemini pianist) […]

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Carman Residents Reprimanded For Vandalism

By Bwog Staff on Nov 12, 2015 1 Comments

Earlier today, Carman Residence Hall Director Aaron Hukari sent an email to residents of the building mentioning a recent increase in vandalism within the dorm. According to the email, there has been a “potential bias-related incident,” in which a bulletin board “dedicated to Trans Awareness Month and Trans Voices,” was torn down and vandalized. Hukari […]

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A School By Any Other Name Would Smell As Sweet

By Bwog Staff on Nov 12, 2015 1 Comments

Yes, the sad rumors are true: the School of Continuing Education is no more. The School of Continuing Education has been laid to rest. The School of Continuing Education may live on in our hearts, but will no longer live on in official Columbia promotional materials. Instead, it will continue under the guise of the School of Professional Studies. The name […]

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Update On 2015 COÖP Crisis

By Bwog Staff on Nov 12, 2015 0 Comments

Bwog was recently tipped a fact sheet with information on the proposed cuts to COÖP. The text of the fact sheet is outlined below with the actual sheet after the jump. Program Fee: $450 Participant costs per program (using 2015 expenses) HOP: $464 per participant ROP: $508 per participant BOP: $662 per participant Need-based scholarships […]

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Not Bwoglines: Bwoglines Edition

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froggglines
frogglines
froglines
not bwoglines
sponsored by Big Cupholders

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2019 John Jay Awards Dinner: CC Just “Blue” Itself

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'30 words or fewer'
#GODHELPUSALLTHEKINGSMEN
#JohnJayDinner
bellinis
BOYFRIEND
cc
hahaha can't wait for the comments
I GO TO THE COLLEGE OK
I MEAN REALLY????
IM WEIRD
IT WAS HARD
its pronounced cipriani's with a CHIIII
jessica marinaccio
love us a good glee reference
MONOGAMY
MY BOYFRIEND AND I
my return to blog writing is saltier and more bitter than ever
open bar
single lyf
sorry i was drunk
THE COLLEGE
y'all are too sensitive

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In Defense Of: Screaming

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anyone wanna join a 4 person suite with me in 110 with 2 doubles
i'm a barnard cs major i don't know anything about cc texts but i'm sure they're full of white men complaining
scream!
the avocado toast at milstein is better than the avocado toast at ferris

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Theater MFA ’19 Presents A Frosty Yet Steamy ‘As You Like It’

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'the forest of arden' was seriously the best set change ive ever seen
'this is everything I'm bringing into 2019' - dude on the elevator on our way out
getting to the lenfest center was like a shakespearean drama all by itself
hi prof eisendrath! excited to talk about this play in class next week!
MFA directing thesis
shakespeare
speaking of drama how about that kcst competitive bakesale (#gocapulets)
this production had some AMAZING hats and scarves
yes this is my second time reviewing a production of 'as you like it' for bwog and yes i find that hilarious

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In Defense Of: McBain

Jake Tibbetts 1

In Defense Of
is schapiro really that bad
mcbain
this is so passionate I love it
what a case made for the sophomore carmen

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Rejected Columbia Song Titles From Vampire Weekend

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anyone else going to the sing harmony hall in front of harmony hall event
bwop tart
is vampire weekend still relevant
vampire weekend
vampire weekend sounds like some kind of twilight-themed retreat

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Bwoglines: Sickness Edition

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bwoglines
cary elwes's ponytail deserves to die
is someone making heroin in the dorms
we love alex trebek
what would you do with the 800 year old head of a knight

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Non-Consensual Filming Reported In Broadway Hall Women’s Bathroom

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