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Chopped: Chicken And A Triscuit Edition

By Taylor Grasdalen on Nov 15, 2014 1 Comments

Bwog recently faced the challenge of the minimalist pantry in Chopped: Bleak But Flavorful Edition, and now we’re back at it. We entered one frantic Furnald snacker’s kitchen for another grueling round of making something out of gruel nothing. This week, we are proud to present Chopped: Chicken And A Triscuit Edition, where we turn the inexplicable remnants […]

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Overheard: Social All-Nighter

By Bwog Staff on Nov 15, 2014 1 Comments

Bwog overheard the following exchange between two Columbia students: 1: You’ve never pulled an all-nighter before? Not even for social purposes? 2: Yeah, I mean, playing Call of Duty and shit. The lesson? Don’t be ashamed if you haven’t watched a sunrise through Butler’s portholes windows. Your copy of Call of Duty, on the other hand, is feeling a […]

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Get Hype! Flying High With Diving’s Alyssa Menz

By Ross Chapman on Nov 15, 2014 4 Comments

The next installment in our series of interviews of Columbia athletic teams features an interview by aquatic aficionado Ross Chapman with diver Alyssa Menz (CC ’15). Bwog: How’s everything going this year? Alyssa: Everything’s great, thanks! I was abroad last semester in Kenya doing a tropical biology and sustainability field course, so I wasn’t quite sure how it […]

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LectureHop: How To Run A Killer Meeting (with the involvement of vodka) (sort of)

By Bwog Staff on Nov 15, 2014 0 Comments

At Columbia, we study everything from the intricacies of the world financial market to the sociological basis and implication of normative gender to the driving forces behind cultural development. When we graduate we will be called on to organize teleconferencing and to prepare adequate legal documentation. Exploring one of these real world skills, and bringing […]

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Bwoglines: Righteous Outrage Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 15, 2014 0 Comments

Walmart employees seeking higher wages are planning a series of Black Friday protests at 1,600 stores across the country. (Reuters) Columbia Professor Sylvia Nasar’s lawsuit against the university was thrown out by a New York State appeals court for lack of standing. In the suit, Nasar alleged that Columbia had misdirected $4.5 million in funds […]

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A Refined View Of Refinery29

By Bwog Staff on Nov 14, 2014 5 Comments

Earlier this week, Columbia alum Phillip von Borries spoke about his popular website Refinery29, which covers fashion, news, health, entertainment and more. Fashion and Pasta Enthusiast Christina Clark reports. On Wednesday I went to the fifth floor of Lerner to hear a talk by Phillip von Borries, co-founder of the popular fashion and lifestyle website […]

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Get Hype! Pinning ‘Em Down With Shane Hughes And Angelo Amenta

By Ross Chapman on Nov 14, 2014 2 Comments

As part of our continuing series on Columbia’s athletic promise, today we bring you an interview with Shane Hughes, CC ’15 and Angelo Amenta, CC ’16. Sports Editor Ross Chapman sat down to chat with them and brings you the minutes. Bwog: Important first question. Are there free things at your meets? Angelo: I think so? It’s free to get into […]

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Bwog’s A Maniac, Maniac On The FloOrchesis

By Lili Brown on Nov 14, 2014 0 Comments

Last night, Orchesis premiered its fall showcase, “Maniac on the FloOrchesis.” Dancing Dynamo Lili Brown brings you the play-by-play. Orchesis, Columbia’s largest student dance group, is back with another fall showcase that began last night at 8:30 pm and ends tonight with a 9 pm show in Roone. This year’s showcase brought over 100 Columbia […]

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Bwoglines: Technology and CATS Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 14, 2014 0 Comments

Can’t get enough of the Shake It Off video? For a small fee, Music Key, a new subscription service of Google, will allow users to stream ad-free music videos and download them! (BBC) The historic comet landing was a bit of a rougher ride than expected, rendering some aspects of the Rosetta mission impossible. (New […]

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Get Hype! Off The Walls With Squash’s Colette Sultana

By Ross Chapman on Nov 13, 2014 0 Comments

As part of our continuing series on Columbia’s athletic promise- its existence and what you should do with that information- today we bring you an interview with Colette Sultana CC ’17. Colette and Sports Editor Ross Chapman talk squash, the upcoming season, and achieving that mythical Columbia work/life balance with sports tossed into the mix. Bwog: Believe […]

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Mug Initiative Launch Party At Liz’s Place

By Bwog Staff on Nov 13, 2014 6 Comments

Starting this Friday, Nov. 14, Liz’s Place will offer a reusable ceramic mug option to its dine-in guests in an effort to make Barnard’s campus more eco-friendly. Bwog correspondents Paris Parker-Loan and Maia Berlow spoke with SGA Sustainable Initiatives Consulting Board members Lauren Swank BC’16 and Rebecca Abbott BC‘17 to learn more about the project, and to […]

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#TBT: Columbia’s Park Place Campus

By Anna Hotter on Nov 13, 2014 5 Comments

When Columbia was first founded as King’s College, it was located where we find the Financial District today. Its so-called Park Place campus consisted of pretty much just one, long building, overlooking the Hudson. It was surrounded by fields and farmland, which extended far up the largely unpopulated island. Braving the archives, correspondent Anna Hotter brings you this […]

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How To Be A Proper Third Wheel

Danielle Mikaelian 1

aren't we always talking about relationships
awkward emotional displays
is it finally time to stop talking about fucking cuffing season?
this is why we can't all have nice things
we are the trouple?
welcome to new york (and columbia)

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SGA Discusses Beilock Letter, Budget

Dassi Karp 6

all my classes are in churches this week
are we really going to do this for another year?
can I opt out of student activities fee? I don't read the Barnard Bulletin
CUAD
did anyone think that the administration was bound to referendum results?
don't worry
grandma
greek games are such a waste
hi boo
I was wrong the microphone isn't worth it
is a lerner sit-in effective at all?
let's replace midnight breakfast with...morning breakfast
referendumb
sga
thank you for reading those numbers off of the screen.
unpopular opinion let's end bacchanal

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Bwoglines: Night Bus Edition

Sarah Harty 0

ban white men
yes i heard a winky face
yes it was from a certain bwogger
you know the mf is white bc he killed 10 people and had a gun but the police still didn't shoot him

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Field Notes: 4/20 Edition

Thomas Saenz 0

4/20
everyone and their mother was high
field notes
finals are approaching so I can't do anything
how do you almost die in the EC elevators
I had such the quiet weekend
lofi hip hop radio - beats to relax/study to
mood @ the circadian rhythm one

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The Graduate Workers’ Strike: What Undergraduate Students Should Know

Bwog Staff 16

grad workers
gwc
provost coatsworth
strike
unionization

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What Happened In Columbia Sports: It Was Not Lit Edition

Abby Rubel 1

Bwog does sports
do all lacrosse players wear bucket hats
help me i'm tired
since when am i cool

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Barnard President Sian Beilock Responds To SGA Referendum Results, Will Not Move Forward With Referendum

Bwog Staff 8

CUAD
one bwogger wants to know if beilock understands democracy
president beilock
SGA referendum

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Cooking With Bwog: Stir Fry

Mary Welsh 0

anyone else majorly procrastinating on everything?
eating on a budget
put an egg on it
rent week meals
spring is finally here
stir fry
the ode to the humble egg

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