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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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PrezBo Expresses Support For Prison Divestment, Speaks On Fossil Fuel Divestment

By Eric Cohn on May 15, 2015 9 Comments

In an email sent this afternoon, PrezBo announced his support for the University’s divestment from companies engaged in the operation of private prisons. A recommendation will come before the Board of Trustees in their next meeting in June. On March 31, ACSRI (the Advisory Committee on Socially Responsible Investing) voted to recommend prison divestment to the Trustees, and […]

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Bwog Out

By Bwog Staff on May 14, 2015 6 Comments

Our fellow Columbians, another year has come and gone. It was a rollercoaster, but now we can finally retire back to our quiet abodes. Whether you aced your finals or barely stayed in school, you can still come back next year with a (mostly) clean slate. Have wonderful summers made of fulfilling internships and lovely […]

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The Year In Review

By Taylor Grasdalen on May 14, 2015 7 Comments

You’ve done it. You’ve completed your final year of college, or your first, second, or third. A lot has happened in these months since late August, and Editor in Chief Taylor Grasdalen reviews them for you here. (And wrote her own byline.) Enjoy and remember. September ushered in controversy and action, from the Students for Justice […]

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Quiz: Which @bwog Tweet Are You?

By Ross Chapman on May 14, 2015 0 Comments

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Talking To Champions: An Interview With George Thanopoulos And Nick Maguire

By Max Rettig on May 14, 2015 0 Comments

Last weekend, the Columbia Lions baseball team won its third consecutive Ivy League championship after defeating Dartmouth in a 3-game, 2-day series. Two of the players so instrumental to the victory were pitcher George Thanopoulos and first baseman Nick Maguire. Bwog’s resident baseball fan Max Rettig sat down with George and Nick to get their […]

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Freshman Wisdom: Elle Ferguson

Elle Ferguson 0

above her peers
call me Plato
change
older and wiser now
seen and heard so much

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Academic Events Drinking Game

Isabel Sepúlveda 0

every professor needs a refresher class on microsoft office
if you actually play this game you will get cava'd
the first person to say "this is more a comment" during the q&a should have been tried at the hague
we love academic events we just don't always like them

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Where Art Thou: Holiday Chill Edition

Riva Weinstein 0

i'm not gonna lie i don't like either spring awakening or colony collapse but i have faith in columbia performing arts
some GREAT deals in that off campus section today folks!!
where art thou?

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Bwoglines: December The First Edition

Mary Clare Greenlees 1

apparently alaska has the highest amount of earthquakes per state which makes sense but i was still shook when i found that out idk why
bwastro
bwoglines
its december now! holiday season ! and finals season rip
The Bleeding Age made me v paranoid abt doctors and surgeries in general but lmao whats new

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Nimesh Patel Stand-Up Routine Cut Short Due To Uncomfortable Jokes

Sarah Braner 17

breaking
columbia university asian american alliance
cultureSHOCK
nimesh patel

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Lecturehop: A Conversation About “The Library Book” With Susan Orlean

Abby Rubel 0

@the girl behind me who whispered "it's true" when orlean mentioned all the weird people in LA
charles lummis sounds like an interesting man
Events
i discovered that my library card from home expired and it wrecked me
lecturehop
libraries are seriously amazing
lots of people over 40 there
susan orlean

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From The Organized Mess Of The Archives, Unseen Black History Is Brought To Light

Miyoki Walker 0

black history!!
bwog covers events
harlem
history with bwog
lecturehop
mlk
NY Times

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“O Welche Lust!” A Repertory Smorgasbord By The New Opera Workshop

Levi Cohen 0

bwog loves opera
bwog reviews
callum blackmore stole my heart
cu now
lots of mozart but it ain't a bad thing
srsly i used to really dislike magic flute and here i am loving it
support student musicians

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