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Talea Plays Billone: Great Musicians You Haven’t Heard (Yet)

By Ross Chapman on Apr 09, 2015 0 Comments

Bold, beautiful, bro, Ross Chapman usually plays a brass instrument, but on Wednesday night he opted to sit back and listen. Heres what he got. At our weekly meeting on Sunday, Bwog’s Arts Editor (through proxy) pitched a pair of concerts. I could either go to a performance of Bach on Tuesday or a recital […]

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In The Shadow Of Low: The Fall Of Bacchanal

By Henry Litwhiler on Apr 09, 2015 19 Comments

This year’s Spring Bacchanal was doomed to mediocrity from the start. Henry Litwhiler explores why. Of over 10,000 undergraduate students at Columbia, a total of 6,000 could have been given legitimate access to this year’s Bacchanal. Of those 6,000 spots, perhaps 5,000 were actually reserved by students, and fewer than 3,000 of them were present at any […]

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Bwoglines: The Good Times And The Bad

By Bwog Staff on Apr 09, 2015 1 Comments

Unbreakable Kimmy Shmidt unfortunately broke someone . Dermatologist Fredric Brandt, who is portrayed in the show, was found dead in his home on Monday due to an apparent suicide. (NBC) Badass Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s biography is anticipated to be equally as badass. The title, Notorious RBG, speaks for itself. The book is to be released in October. We suggest […]

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What We’re Doing To The Environment And How To Fix It

By Max Rettig on Apr 08, 2015 1 Comments

Last night, Maison Francaise brought in some accomplished environmentalists to talk. Energy expert Max Rettig reports on what he heard. Two years ago, French economist Thomas Piketty published a ground-breaking book, Capital in the Twenty-First Century, about wealth inequality throughout the world. In it, he touched on natural capital only briefly. On Tuesday night in […]

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SEAS 2015 Valedictorian and Salutatorian Announced

By Bwog Staff on Apr 08, 2015 5 Comments

This afternoon, SEAS announced that the valedictorian and salutatorian for the class of 2015 will be Nicole Lewis and Andrew Kaluzny, respectively. Lewis is a Mechanical Engineering major with a minor in Computer Science while Kaluzny is majoring in Applied Mathematics and a Computer Science minor. Lewis will deliver her valedictorian speech on May 18 […]

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GSSC Updates On Proposals, Other Stuff

By Joe Milholland on Apr 08, 2015 0 Comments

This week, seasoned student politics report Joseph Milholland brings you a few quick updates from last night’s GSSC meeting. The General Studies Student Council didn’t tackle any big topic in their general body meetings (although they did have their usual, behind-closed-doors executive session), so this GSSC news for this week is just a bunch of […]

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Housing Reviews 2015: Watt

By Bwog Staff on Apr 08, 2015 8 Comments

We have come to our last day of housing reviews, and today, we’re covering two dorms for you. First up–Watt! Good luck with housing selection, and remember, there’s always McBain! Location: 549 West 113th Street Nearby dorms: Across the street from Symposium and McBain. Around the block from Broadway and Hogan. Stores and restaurants: All the […]

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2015 Housing Coverage, Day 3

By Bwog Staff on Apr 08, 2015 5 Comments

Alas, we reach the final day of selection for this week. We bade farewell to the seniors yesterday afternoon as we move into mixed senior-junior groups along with all junior groups today. Hogan and EC Townhouses have been wiped clean, but a few EC suites and Woodbridge are still open for the early junior pickers. […]

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Student Affairs Committee Elects University Senate Chair And Vice-Chairs

By Bwog Staff on Apr 08, 2015 0 Comments

Yesterday, the University Senate’s Student Affairs Committee elected this year’s Chair and Vice-Chairs–Marc Heinrich (CC ’16) will serve as Chair of the committee, and Emily Moore (SEAS Graduate School) and Ramis Wadood (CC ’16) will serve as Vice-Chairs. You can read the full press release below: Student Affairs Committee Elects Leadership for 2015-2016 Academic Year […]

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2015 GS Class Day Speakers Announced

By Bwog Staff on Apr 08, 2015 1 Comments

Earlier this afternoon, Dean Awn sent out an email to General Studies graduating seniors announcing the Class of 2015’s Class Day speakers. The Keynote speaker is Kellogg Europe President Christopher Hood (GS ’91), the Valedictorian is Lindsay Hadad, and the Salutatorian is Andrew King. Class Day will take place on Monday, May 18th. You can […]

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SGA Has Subclauses On The Mind

By Maddie Stearn on Apr 08, 2015 0 Comments

Barnard Bearoness Maddie Stearn is back to bring you news from Monday night’s SGA meeting, and much to the council’s chagrin, reports on free food (because that’s what’s really important, right?). This week’s SGA meeting was double the excitement because the external portion was almost twice as long as usual. But with just cause, concerned citizens! There were amendments […]

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Bwoglines: Own It Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 08, 2015 0 Comments

If you haven’t already heard (it’s possible to not pay attention to sports–we do go to Columbia, after all), Duke’s Coach K secured his fifth March Madness title two nights ago. (Fox Sports) A real American Horror Story: Rand Paul has announced that he’s running for president. (CNN) The U.S. Postal Service issued a stamp […]

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Bwoglines: If Only We Could Turn Back Time Edition

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bwibbidi bwobbidi bwoo
bwoglines
california shooting
cher is a queen
i hope she had fun dining with the mutant subway rats of nyc
if i could turn back time i would've studied more for my midterms
the things people will do for tinder
why are we still arguing about gun control when we clearly need it

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Emily Wilson Talks Translation, Perspective, And More

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ABOUT TIME lattimore got REPLACED bYE lol
anne carson and emily wilson are my two heroes
cannot believe she graced us with her presence... a queen
i wish this translation was out when i was taking lithum
i've been complaining about lattimore's translation for three years haha
imo this translation's actually the best one out there in terms of accuracy and style
lecturehop

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In Defense Of Seminars

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humanities are so wonderful
i'm scared of professors
in depth learning? in MY college education?
seminal seminars
this article makes me want to attend class more

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How To Sneak Food Into Butler Without Not Really Trying

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butler life
don't eat too loudly
food
peanut butter jelly time
tbt to the time i tried to bring in 5 pounds of sour patch kids
thank you to the security guards for putting up with our shenanigans
these have brightened up my day

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Bwog Gives Pre-Law Advice: Should YOU Apply To Law School?

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bwog does pre-professional things sometimes
bwog gives life advice
careers at bwog
i need all the help i can get
i'm going to refer to this guide in a year
would bwog get into law school?

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Bwoglines: Two Days Of Class Was Still Too Much Edition

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andrea stewart-cousins is my state senator
bwananagrams
i'll miss kate mckinnon playing jeff sessions on snl
jeff sessions is older than those paintings
kate captured the keebler elf aesthetic
we love state-level politics

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This Is Just To Say (CC Boy Edition)

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chairs and plums
i'm sorry women
late night bwog
lnb
plums and chairs
so cozy
so plush

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Field Notes: Fall Break Edition

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a lot of people went to boston
boston is a nice city
did you vote
fall break
fall in the suburbs is superior to fall in the city
field notes
going home is good
i knocked on so many doors
much needed break
my pee is on harvard's campus
philadelphia is also a nice city
there are many nice cities in the world
wholesome
yay family and friends

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