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LectureHop: Ethical Issues in Ebola and Beyond

By Ross Chapman on Mar 12, 2015 0 Comments

While he usually lives by the motto, “ball is life,” Bwog’s Ross Chapman hopped over to a lecture about Ebola and beyond, and reported back. A group of experts, mostly Columbians, gathered in the Satow Room yesterday to hold a panel on the ethical responsibilities and questions that arise when responding to a crisis. Using […]

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Bwoglines: Things To Ruminate On Over Spring Break Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 12, 2015 0 Comments

To get an Apple Watch or not to get an Apple Watch? Are they lame?? Not if you bling it out. Dolce & Gabbana introduced tech gear dripping in crystals on the runway in paris, but no need to stop there. Get your sick new Apple Watch done! (Vogue) Kendrick Lamar is dropping, To Pimp a Butterfly, on […]

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A Tail Of Two Mascots, Part II

By Bwog Staff on Mar 11, 2015 2 Comments

We know that you’ve all been waiting anxiously for the sequel to the love story of our two star-crossed mascots, and four years seemed as good a time as any. Or, this time frame is eerily similar to how a Bwog staffer once spaced out her erotic Fan Fics back in the day and has […]

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I Have No Midterms: A True Story

By Bwog Staff on Mar 11, 2015 5 Comments

Somehow, one of our staff members has lucked into having no midterms this week. This anonymous Bwogger tells us what it’s like to be “free” this week–or, rather, what we think it’s like. Everyone around me is, in their words, “dying.” On this busy week of ours, libraries are packed and hope is scarce. “One more week,” my […]

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BunsenBwog: Genes That Matter

By Bwog Staff on Mar 11, 2015 1 Comments

In an attempt to satisfy the 1% of Bwog readers who are science majors, we’re bringing back an old favorite: BunsenBwog—a brief review of some of the science-related findings and contributions done by members of our campus community. This week, we sent mad scientist Mason Amelotte to the CUMC newsroom to find out what’s new. […]

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Bathroom Reviews: Pupin

By Bwog Staff on Mar 11, 2015 5 Comments

Midterms got you going to the bathroom out of anxiety? We’re continuing our series on bathrooms around campus with our third installment, and this time, we’re taking you to the second floor of Pupin (for when you’re SEAS-ed with cramps and gas). Privacy (is this a poop or pee bathroom?) The most private bathroom you […]

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Bwoglines: What Decade Is It Anyway? Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 11, 2015 1 Comments

Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson took to the runway at Valentino’s Paris Fashion Week show to announce Zoolander 2. (Rolling Stone) Check out this piece on “post-internet poetry”–writing that uses the internet and technology as its basis. (New Yorker) The winter of Canada Goose: We guess outside Butler isn’t the only place you can find people […]

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Bathroom Reviews: Milbank

By Bwog Staff on Mar 10, 2015 3 Comments

In light of recent hub, it’s important to remember that Bacchanal isn’t the only “shit” we write about. We’re continuing this season’s edition of bathroom reviews with our second installment of the series, and we’re heading to Barnard to see what’s in store. Join us on our journey as we formally review a Milbank Floor […]

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Field Notes: Spring Midterms Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 10, 2015 0 Comments

A week from today, regardless of where your spring break plans are taking you, you’ll have abandoned the books (just as a fellow NYC resident did on a non-shoveled sidewalk in Alphabet City this weekend) and be done with your midterms (hopefully). But we still needed to pretend this weekend that we aren’t in the […]

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SGA Discusses Wellness, Amendments, and Fire

By Maddie Stearn on Mar 10, 2015 2 Comments

Last night Bwog’s Barnard Bearoness, Maddie Stearn, took a break from midterm studying to cover this week’s SGA meeting. The agenda included hot topics such as Health Services offerings, an amendment to the Election Commission, and a conversation about the fire in 600s. Read on to learn more, and maybe you’ll even be inspired enough to take […]

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Bwoglines: Trashy Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 10, 2015 0 Comments

The early bird doesn’t always catch the worm—in Georgia, at least. Kevin McGill, a garbage collector in The Peach State, will be spending the next fourteen weekends behind bars for beginning his job of taking out the trash nearly two hours before his shift was set to begin. (NY Daily News) Nearly 300 individuals attempt to climb Mount […]

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Bacchanal Board Speaks Out On Religious Conflicts With Concert Date

By Bwog Staff on Mar 10, 2015 32 Comments

Tonight, the Bacchanal committee issued a press release in regards to the religious conflicts with the date for this year’s spring concert. In response to many students complaints about the concert date falling on the weekend of Passover and Easter, the Board responded by saying the date was the only option given graduation set up […]

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LectureHop: Space Vacation Destinations Before You Die A Horrible Death

Mary Clare Greenlees 0

bwastro
bwog science
i love space!
i say this literally every time i mention space here but wow i lov it so much and i can't wait to go to the next event and literally all the other astro outreach events bc they are a good time
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In Defense Of: The McBain Fitness Room

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a fitness recluse
exercise? who's she? i have not worked out since i got here but i rlly should
strong agree abt dodge i went in there for the first time yesterday and it smells gross and has a weird ambiance but whatevs

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Where Art Thou: Just Beat It Edition

Riva Weinstein 1

i keep seeing posters for the mourning becomes electra and it looks p wild and the title is funky (in a good way)
we love greek epics in this house
where art thou?

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Bwoglines: Big Jackpot Energy

Mary Clare Greenlees 1

bwastro
bwoglines
i can't even fathom how much money a billion dollars is
like idk i would do so much stuff with it tho i'm not gonna win but this is wishful thinking
super cats is really good and even my dad got into watching it highly recommend

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A Better Care Package

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day 3 on same pajamas ran into same person all three days they know
eat a dick
i didnt even get a care package
i need a costume
If you would like to order me something on my amazon wishlist sugar daddy inquiries welcome
lowkey jealous of the ramen
make suggestions i need spoops
my parents would physically remove the lube

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Bwog Reviews: CUP Put The “Great” In The Great Gatsby

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bad bwitches only
chantel's wardrobe "slip" up ;)
honestly probably the best show we've seen here
how are they all such great dancers
i low key was at callbacks but i now realize i can't dance (vivian speaking)
ken westrick has nice abs i'm gonna say it
please go just for the pegging scene (this is idris speaking)
this post is not sponsored by cup
we love poc representation
what an attractive cast tbh

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A Coffee Snob’s Guide To Columbia Dining Decoctions

Sophie Tobin 1

alternate tip for hewitt: if the cappuccino machine is down use chocolate milk
best of luck chaps
caffeine addiction
coffee
dining hall tips
if you're reading this send coffee
midterms szn is coffee szn
what do ferris coffee and having sex in a canoe have in common? they're both fucking close to water

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How To Deal With The Problematic Friend You Made During NSOP

Bwog Staff 2

I bet they don't have these problems at NYU
I was told Columbia was woke
literally frame them for murder
never talk about kavanaugh
problematic friends
straight white male
the magic of yodel
we joke but we're really going through it right now

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