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Bucket List: Feminism, Marriage Equality, & The Nobel Peace Prize

By Max Rettig on Mar 08, 2015 0 Comments

Bucket List represents the immense academic privilege we enjoy as Columbia students. Perhaps one of these events will give you some extra knowledge for that midterm you’re cramming for. Our recommendations are below, and you can find the full list below the jump. As always, if we’ve made a mistake or left anything noteworthy off the […]

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Nobody Asked Tats: Housing Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 08, 2015 7 Comments

One week away from break, and Tats knows what’s on your (and everyone else’s) mind: housing. Here, some friendly, good-natured, completely accurate guidance from your neighborhood bastion of excellent advice and well-comported behavior. Dear Tats, Housing is approaching nigh’ and I know not what to do. I’m a rising junior and people keep talking about Ruggles — what is […]

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Bwoglines: Superb Humans Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 08, 2015 0 Comments

In the event that you still haven’t heard yet, famous Human Rights lawyer and spouse of some hottie Amal Clooney will be joining the faculty of our very own Columbia University this Spring as a visiting lecturer. (NBC New York) Following a Super Bowl bet, Chris Pratt and Chris Evans were seen visiting Seattle Children’s […]

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Dead Man’s Cell Phone

By Henry Litwhiler on Mar 07, 2015 1 Comments

First-time drama reviewer Robert Sheardown went to Columbia University Players’ production of Dead Man’s Cell Phone, which has its last performance tonight at 8:00 PM. Dead Man’s Cell Phone was a delightful romp through surprisingly eerie lighting, comedic yet crazed monologues, and the increasingly (albeit intentionally) annoying cell phone ringtone employed by the sound crew. Although […]

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I Shouldn’t Be Alive: 48 Hours In Wien

By Anna Hotter on Mar 07, 2015 10 Comments

Senior Staff Writer and hobbyist hermit Anna Hotter spends 48 hours inside her Wien single. Against all odds, she lives to tell you about it. Last weekend I got pretty sick. I couldn’t talk, move, eat, or do any of my reading, of course. But because I live in a Wien single, aka Prezbo’s walk-in closet, […]

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Shit Our Notes Say: Midterms Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 07, 2015 0 Comments

It seems as though everyone (Bwog staff included) has their midterms coming up this week. While we’ve been looking over the crappy handwritten notes from our lectures, we’ve found a few nuggets of wisdom/confusion. Here are some of those moments where you just don’t understand half the shit your notes say. Also, we would like […]

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Bwogwines: Wine Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 07, 2015 0 Comments

A panel of wine experts uncorked and tasted wine recovered from a Civil War-era shipwreck. Unsurprisingly, the sommeliers detected hints of saltwater and gasoline. What is surprising is that people paid to watch the tasting. (Reuters) Idaho’s own Split Rail Winery aims to push the boundaries of wine by selling the beverage in aluminum cans. The […]

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Mayor Of Philadelphia Michael Nutter Comes To New York

By Max Rettig on Mar 06, 2015 1 Comments

Mingling with leaders on our national stage: just another part of the Columbia lifestyle. At least according to the literature sent out to prospects. If you are living the far more typical Columbia lifestyle of midterms and more midterms, Bwog has you covered. We sent correspondent and seasoned schmoozer Max Rettig to cover SIPA’s Global Mayor’s […]

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A Night With Paul Griffiths Perched Atop My Shoulders

By Henry Litwhiler on Mar 06, 2015 0 Comments

Bwog’s resident music critic and your very own brave patron of percussion, Henry Litwhiler, braved the Miller Theatre’s Composer Portraits Series last night. He didn’t leave alone. Lest the title confuse you: the subject of last night’s Composer Portrait was (the music of) Augusta Read Thomas, a well-regarded American composer and music educator whose works have seen successful […]

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Kyle DeCamp’s Madame Bovary Impresses Despite Its Flaws

By Joe Milholland on Mar 06, 2015 0 Comments

In an effort to bring you the best of the Columbia arts world, we sent Bwog theatre critic and Flaubert enthusiast Joe Milholland to last night’s showing of the Barnard Theatre Department’s production of Madame Bovary. Additional showings are tonight at 8:00 and Saturday at 3:00 and 8:00, with tickets available here. As I was […]

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Poster Etiquette: Dorm Kitchen

By Bwog Staff on Mar 06, 2015 1 Comments

This week we continue our public awareness campaign with another travesty: the case of the dorm kitchen. Time and time again we’ve all seen our tiny dorm kitchens vandalized with smeared tomato sauce, out of control lettuce, and whatever exploded in the microwave. This will likely go on forever cannot continue. Our newest MTA-inspired poster […]

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Bwoglines: We Should Have Seen This Coming Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 06, 2015 0 Comments

In a study which has surprised no one, University of Toronto researchers have discovered that the children’s menu at popular restaurant chains frequently have excess sugar. (Toronto Star) Unsurprisingly, a Fox News poll shows that Hilary Clinton remains the clear Democratic frontrunner, despite a drop in her honesty rating in light of the recent private […]

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Breaking: 900 Square Feet Of Asbestos Found In Plimpton

Liv Nelson 3

asbestos
barnard
chemicals
Columbia
confusion
despasbestocito
don't panic
is it the apocalypse?
medical concerns
oh my
plimpton
residential conflict

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Bwoglines: The Heart Really Goes On For Jack And Rose Edition

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a baby that is 530 GRAMS i was like 4 KILOgrams
even if technology is better now there is bad luck
please go to ootoya i had a good time
when you want redemption so bad you build a new titanic
who would even go on the titanic trip given its history

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Field Notes: Homecoming Edition

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A Tribute To Eisenhower’s Butler Portrait

Sophie Murphy 2

a stream of consciousness
does this make any sense
how do we all feel about Eisenhower?
lowkey Ike did good things for civil rights
please go admire this portrait

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Feel The Fall Spirit In Morningside Heights

Betsy Ladyzhets 1

'it's decorative gourd season motherfuckers' should be added to the core
7 pm is the best time to go to 1020 ive decided
bwog loves the farmers market
cider >>>>>>> beer
garden of eden is an underrated gem
it's finally fall
this is a gourd blog now
this post brought to you by betsy's homesickness for glastonbury ct apple orchards

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Conspiracy: What’s Behind The Door To The Barnard Pool?

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aquamarine is like the best movie ever ugh
barnard pool
dspar apocalypse shelter
this door is so creepy!
what a nice giant sea monster
what lies behind this door

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Knickerbocker Recap: Ouch Edition

Abby Rubel 0

baaaaaaaaa
Bwog does sports
columbia athletics
field hockey
fight!
football
honestly i can't even blame the football team for this one it hurt to watch
soccer
we came home all right

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How To Avoid Getting Sick In These Cold, Dark Times

Sarah Braner 1

all of these definitely work
college is merely an incubator for the next great pandemic
community immunity is real
hand sanitizer doesn't actually work on every microbe though so wash your freaking hands
helper t cells wya
i've never listened to the vaccines
if shit gets real then blast the cure on repeat
my immune system needs some love
PLEASE get your flu shot if you can!!!
seriously well-woman has free hand sanitizer so stock up
the flu is no fucking joke
the plague is coming for us all

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