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Take Me To (Korean) Church

By Bwog Staff on Feb 08, 2015 13 Comments

Ever wondered what goes on behind the tiny green doors of the Korean Methodist Church & Institute on 115th? We sent our very own Tuesday daily editor Briana Bursten to check things out. The Korean Methodist Church on 115th has been the subject of many photographs that I have taken during my inebriated walks around MoHi late at night. […]

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ABC Releases Allocation Decisions

By Bwog Staff on Feb 08, 2015 10 Comments

This afternoon, the Activities Board at Columbia (ABC) released the allocation decisions for approximately 160 student groups from the 2012-2013, 2013-2014, and 2014-2015 academic years in the form of a public Google Doc. This move comes on the heels of a decision made at ABC’s November Town Hall to “increase transparency” regarding the allocation of funds for […]

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Bwog Meeting Tonight!

By Bwog Staff on Feb 08, 2015 0 Comments

College came and went. That study abroad trip to Paris was a truly life-changing experience, you’ve made a tight-knit group of friends, and now you have an interview scheduled for your first job after undergrad. All seems to be well when you suddenly realize one minor detail: you have no worthwhile / important extracurricular activity on your résumé! […]

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Bucket List: Gays, Global Security, And Gravity

By Max Rettig on Feb 08, 2015 0 Comments

Bucket List represents the immense intellectual privilege we enjoy as Columbia students. This week’s events feature an array of interesting topics, from Spanish gay identities to morphology to stars. You can find our recommended events below, and the full list can be found below the jump. As always, if we’ve made a mistake or left […]

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Bwoglines: Large Sums Of Money Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 08, 2015 0 Comments

One of Paul Gauguin’s paintings of two Tatinis Tahitian Girls recently sold for a whopping $300 million, making it the most expensive piece of art ever sold. In other news, Bwog is selling our finger paintings to pay tuition. (BBC) A court recently ordered that the attorney to Casey Anthony, AKA our favorite baby killer, is to […]

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Reviving The Congress Of Vienna

By Anna Hotter on Feb 07, 2015 0 Comments

Columbia’s European Institute is celebrating the 200th anniversary of the Congress of Vienna. Bwog sent its Matternich correspondent Anna Hotter to report back from the Faculty House about the first day of the conference. “The Congress of Vienna looks better after 200 years than it did after 100,” Robert Jervis tells the room when asked to assess its historical […]

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Nobody Asked Tats: OMG Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 07, 2015 0 Comments

And we’re back with your favorite weekly out-of-reality check! Destroy your life and look damn good doing it with our features editor Tatini Mal-Sarkar! This week, an atypical solution to a typical problem: the soph slump. Hi Tats, My life is just no good right now. I’m alright, but I’m not eliciting the same happiness and […]

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Register For Urban NY Today!

By Bwog Staff on Feb 07, 2015 0 Comments

Online registration for the easiest and cheapest way to leave campus began yesterday at 5 pm and continues on until Thursday, February 12th at 11:59 pm. Enter the Urban New York Lottery to get fr-fr-free tickets to all the cool events you said you’d go to when you told everyone you were going to college in the […]

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Bwoglines: End Of The Line Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 07, 2015 2 Comments

The Matisse cut-outs are leaving MoMA on Tuesday. It’s too late to beat the crowds, but you can at least beat the clock. Alternatively, browse them from the comfort of your own toilet bed. (New York Times) Brian Williams is facing some challenges to the future of his career as a journalist following the revelation […]

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This Is Not Your Floor

By Bwog Staff on Feb 06, 2015 1 Comments

And now, for those Bwog readers with nothing much to do this Friday evening, a quick story about elevators and the places they take you, by our correspondent and occasional elevator passenger. You never know what will happen when you’re not paying attention on the elevator ride back to your dorm room. I found myself […]

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The Rules Of Conduct And Their Future Discussed At USenate

By Joe Milholland on Feb 06, 2015 4 Comments

It can be tough to keep up with politics, between the national stage, the local stage, the crazy beauty pageant that is 2016, and the USenate. Fortunately, CCSC bureau chief, and Obama’s most secret staffer (because why not?), Joseph Milholland has at least the last covered, with notes and commentary from the latest meeting. At the […]

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Composer Missy Mazzoli Pays A Visit To The Miller Theatre

By Henry Litwhiler on Feb 06, 2015 5 Comments

Classical connoisseur Henry Litwhiler spent thirsty Thursday drinking from the beer bong of beauty at Miller Theatre’s Composer Portrait of the unclassifiable Missy Mazzoli. Dubbed in 2010 by Time Out New York as “Brooklyn’s post-Millenial Mozart,” composer Missy Mazzoli has enjoyed mounting fame in the New York and global classical scenes. Her 2012 premiere of Song […]

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Bucket List: Gender Justice Edition

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maybe trump and kim jong-un are the new mao and kim il-sung
petition to stop using america and great in the same sentence for at least a century
really sad that toxic masculinity is an evergreen topic

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Open Meeting Announcement: This Is Just To Say

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bwip on the radar
grape grubber... versifier of the vitis vinifera.. reveal yourself
i say unhand my delicious treats ye faithless vagabond
no more discourse it's real fruit hours now
so sweet and so cold
sometimes you just get cravings at like 1am no judgment
the forbidden snack
what a pure and wholesome poem
yknow i could use some grapes just about now

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Bwoglines: Earthquake And Airport Wages Edition

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bwip on the radar
did you know dunkin donuts is dropping the donuts in their name
hopefully the womens march will be more inclusive
i crave some dining hall fruit
i keep sleeping at 2 for reasons like folding my laundry like who is she!!!
the behavior those trees displayed was iconic like... the fall jumped out
voter registration should be an automatic process
will i ever have a squad as cool as the electric bus fleet... i think not

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Columbia Football Sucks Again

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how many columbia football players does it take to change a lightbulb?
on the upside i'm finally old enough for beer o clock
our sports editor gave this post her blessing even though she's actually sad about the loss
the princeton band played game of thrones without the clarinet and flute solo at the end - the assholes

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Summer, Sex, & Salacious Students

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hotoffthepress
summer scandals
thats one secret ill never tell
who am i now
you know you love me

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Isabel’s Fight List: That Kid In Your Discussion Section Who Needs To Shut Up Now

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if you're a senior in an intro class for your major please don't correct people all the time
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it's so shitty and everyone hates you
please please just let a woman speak for once in your life

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Where Art Thou: Under The Tsars Edition

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baby Stalin? art? that one sounds rlly interesting
the ruling elites :/
where art thou?
witches?? that sounds wild!

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Bwoglines: Hopping Rovers Edition

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guys i love space so much and the small robot bois look ridiculous but they fill me with so much joy also sorry that my second documentary rec was also nova
they just have so much to choose from ya know

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