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Breaking: Deantini Promoted To Director Of Security For CCSC

By Bwog Staff on Oct 16, 2015 3 Comments

We have just received news that there have been significant changes made to the Columbia College Student Council board. Benjamin K. Makansi, Columbia College Student Body President claims that not only has Oluwaseun Omotunde celebrated his official resignation with “an absolute banger,” but also that Dean Valentini, more affectionately known as “Deantini,” will now be […]

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A Night In The Life: Your TA

By Bwog Staff on Oct 16, 2015 0 Comments

In this edition of A Night In The Life, a staff writer captures what it is like to be treading the thin line between tortured chemistry TA and borderline alcoholic. 10:43 pm I’ve finally finished checking all those ridiculous limiting reacting equations… Who knew that undergrads actually had to know things? Back in my day, we […]

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Music And Literature Get Slightly Emotional

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Oct 16, 2015 1 Comments

In this EventHop, Borscht-y Betsy has a cathartic experience while enjoying the finer things in life, i.e. Eastern European music and literature at the Italian Academy this week. When I stepped into the Italian Academy on Tuesday evening for an event called “Music & Literature Presents Dubravka Ugrešić and Victoria Polevá”, I had no idea […]

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LectureHop: The Phenomenon Of Unaccompanied Children Migrants In Central America, Explored

By Nadra Rahman on Oct 16, 2015 0 Comments

In this LectureHop, Staff Writer Nadra Rahman puts on her politics hat and attends a talk at Lehman Auditorium with several important guests who came to speak about Central America’s social and political world. In introducing the symposium (titled “The surge: Politics, violence, and children in Central America and Mexico”), Professor José Moya noted that […]

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Columbia Fans Still “Eh” About Football

By Ross Chapman on Oct 16, 2015 1 Comments

Is there really a “new era” of football at Columbia? If you believe the Columbia Football Twitter feed, then sure. The Lions have broken The Streak, ending a historical epoch and sending us tenuously into a brighter future. Columbia wants students to get excited. The team is practicing on the lawns, Baker Field is allowing […]

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BunsenBwog: The Future Of Transplants

By Joanna Zhang on Oct 16, 2015 0 Comments

Freaky Friday? We think so. Bunsen Burner Joanna Zhang investigates the latest developments in organ and spooky body transplants here on Columbia’s own campus. It’s the ultimate crunch time for midterms. While Bwoggers are either poring over textbooks and old notes or watching Taylor Swift videos as a VIP member of the procrastiNation, at some […]

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Bwoglines: The Yikes Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 16, 2015 0 Comments

This week, Georgia Tech’s Phi Delta Theta chapter has been accused of using racial slurs against a fellow female student. While the fraternity insists the allegation is false, the fraternity has received disciplinary action. Luckily, Columbia’s greek life would never be that problematic, right? (Huffington Post) Ashes, ashes, we all fall down! After months of […]

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EC Archetype: Out-Of-Place Arts Student

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Oct 15, 2015 0 Comments

Next in our East Campus Archetype series: didn’t anyone tell this arts student that this is where the serious students hang out? The struggle of not knowing how to tell out-of-place creative types to take their poetry someplace else, presented by Betsy Ladyzhets. You’re heading to the Law Library when you spot her. She’s lying […]

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Deantini Is Just As Lost As You Are

By Maddie Stearn on Oct 15, 2015 4 Comments

For those of you who don’t know, James Valentini–or Deantini, as we affectionately call him–is the Dean of Columbia College. Unfortunately, he seems to have lost his way. Alone in the cruel, cruel world of Columbia University, he wanders forlornly around campus without direction. Just as a wise young bird once asked, “Are you my […]

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Columbia Divest Is Getting Closer To Success

By Bwog Staff on Oct 15, 2015 3 Comments

If you were anywhere in the vicinity of Low Steps yesterday around 5pm, you probably could probably hear Columbia Divest for Climate Justice’s (CDCJ’s) protest. The protesters spent almost a full hour continuously shouting songs and chants, describing why it is Columbia’s social responsibility to divest from the fossil fuel industry. Nearby, CDCJ representatives handed […]

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Being The Change, Leading The Charge: Diversity In Higher Education

By Sarah Dahl on Oct 15, 2015 1 Comments

Higher education needs more diverse leaders, to help as many students from as many different backgrounds as possible achieve their goals. Sarah Dahl reports on Tuesday evening’s panel on diversity in higher education, which discussed this need from a variety of perspectives. With a stirring contemporary string composition inspired by civil rights activist Rosa Parks, […]

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#TBT: Touchdowns To Tears

By Mia Lindheimer on Oct 15, 2015 0 Comments

After three long years of losing, the Lions football team emerged victorious from their battle with Wagner this weekend (we’re sure you haven’t noticed). The last time they won a game was almost three years ago. Staff Writer Mia Lindheimer takes a look at what happened during that fateful game, the Lions’ last glimpse of […]

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Science Fair: Cute Lab Mice Edition

Alex Tang 0

bioethics
bwog science
free seminar food for all!
midterms are upon us...
science fair

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Don’t Forget To Register For Housing This Week

Zoe Sottile 1

(late) registration
bwog explains housing registration
housing
housing 2019
housing registration
someone find me a nice fucking house please

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Open Meeting Announcement: Traveller From An Antique Land

Sarah Braner 0

make rameses proud
open meeting announcement
rush bwog and maybe you too can ruin great works of literature
update still can't make lerner 510 fit any meter known to man

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Bwoglines: Return Of The Manhole Fires Edition

Sarah Braner 0

back at it with fires in my bwoglines
did you miss me -fires
i could not find a goddamn image
noot noot
someone tell jj's to bring the turkey burgers back from war

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Where You Need To Be Pooping!

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a bathroom you will never forget
bwog baby daddy
bwog baby donkey
bwog fucks
bwog shits
fayerfeather
fayerweather
featherweather
fuck spec
gentrify fayerweather
i really came for fayerweathers whole life but it kind of deserves it
poopin in the shower: a memoir
sorry if literally everyone knew about this except for me
sry to whoever's best kept secret this was
the fayerweather bathroom is (well) lit

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Late Night JJ’s Is Killing HamDel

Betsy Ladyzhets 3

conspiracybwog
except this isn't even a conspiracy theory it's just true
Hamdel
i love jj's but you've gotta support local businesses
i must have ten of those golden punch cards lying around
last fall after a party i went to hamdel and found them closed... one of the saddest moments of my life
late night food
other excellent late night options we need to keep alive: appletree; roti roll; tom's
quality sandwich

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LectureHop: Nobel Laureate Martin Chalfie On Being “Failed And Useless”

Sarah Braner 3

after spending all day wednesday questioning my decision to major in bio i REALLY needed this
BACTERIA! THAT DETECT LANDMINES! i actually gasped
Events
i'm gonna be a scientist mom!!!
lecturehop
no one knows what they're doing in science and it's the BEST (okay well some do but they're outliers)
science is just a bunch of screwups that occasionally lead to breakthroughs
SCIENCE IS SO COOL OKAY
thank you for my LIFE chalfie

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Where Art Thou: Nina Simone Edition

Riva Weinstein 0

but isnt godspell about like.... the crucifixion???
lots of good theater this week!
where art thou?

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