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Jack And Eliza Are Columbia’s Hottest New Act

By Anna Hotter on Oct 21, 2014 7 Comments

A few moons ago, resident music critic Anna Hotter made the trek to Williamsburg to check out Columbia and NYU duo Jack and Eliza. After coming to terms with her own lack of artistic accomplishment, she is now finally ready to report from the field. When someone told me about a “really successful indie-rock band” […]

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Weekend Sports Wrap: Tennis Regionals Pit Lions Against Lions

By Ross Chapman on Oct 21, 2014 0 Comments

In another edition of Weekend Sports Wrap, tennis titan Ross Chapman brings you the scoop on Columbia’s performance in the regional tournaments and other sporting news, like what our awesome field hockey team is doing. The Columbia men’s tennis team stamped their domination of the northeast into the record books this weekend. Six Lions reached […]

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Live at Lerner: Tim Miller

By Bwog Staff on Oct 21, 2014 0 Comments

Live at Lerner is back today for lunch and music, but they’re throwing you a curveball: the event today will be held in Lerner 555, not the usual Piano Lounge. If you’re wondering what could possibly inspire you to climb those extra flights of stairs, prepare to have your socks knocked off by today’s performer: Tim Miller, […]

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Bwoglines: “That’s Crazy, Bro” Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 21, 2014 0 Comments

Dr. W. Ian Lipkin, a professor at Columbia’s Mailman School of Health, said about a group undergraduates who created a protective suit for Ebola patients as part of Lipkin’s design challenge, “But the undergraduates! People talk about ennui and apathy in undergraduates? I don’t see it. They came up with some fantastic stuff.” More succinctly, […]

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A Note On Change

By Julia on Oct 20, 2014 46 Comments

To the members of the Columbia community, We owe you an apology. This Saturday we received a tip regarding a “strategy document” that had been circulated to leaders of many Columbia student organizations. It was our understanding that the names included in the document were on the public record. Students who spoke at the Town […]

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Field Notes: Unmet Expectations Edition

By Lili Brown on Oct 20, 2014 3 Comments

This weekend was in the wake of midterm season – and what did we do to work off some steam? Columbia falsely answered our prayers and decided to host a festival full of inflatable obstacle courses and balloons on College Walk for…children. So we were forced to put our middle finger dismay away and wind […]

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Midterms Monday In Emojis

By Bwog Staff on Oct 20, 2014 2 Comments

If your midterm is in five minutes, if you forgot how to read full sentences, if you never even ordered the Lit Hum books, don’t panic – say hello to your new best studying companion. Here for your enjoyment/minor alleviating of midterms anxiety are full summaries of the Lit Hum books covered on the upcoming midterm […]

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Alma Mater And The Chamber Of Clandestine Secrets

By Britt Fossum on Oct 20, 2014 3 Comments

Tunnel Explorer and Potions Master Britt Fossum thought she had what it took to be the heir of Slytherin. She quickly realized her mistake. Every Columbia student knows the legend of the owl nestled among Alma Mater’s robes, who will bless the first student in each year to find it with the title Valedictorian. But […]

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At CCSC Meeting, Andrew Ren Presents Plan For College Days

By Joe Milholland on Oct 20, 2014 9 Comments

Even as midterms loom, CCSC champ Joe Milholland dutifully reports on last night’s CCSC meeting. “I know I’ve got work, but College Days is happening; I can’t miss it,” said CCSC VP of Campus Life Andrew Ren of how he hoped students would react to events at College Days, which he gave a presentation about […]

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Bwoglines: It’s All Sunshine And Rainbows Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 20, 2014 0 Comments

Just when you thought the Catholic Church was ready to loosen the seams a just little bit, an assembly of bishops this weekend ended without any main progress on how the Church will accept and discuss gay couples. (NY Times) Where darkness meets light: British astronomers are one step closer to finding proof that there […]

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Fashion Meets Philanthropy At “Runway Warriors”

By Bwog Staff on Oct 19, 2014 8 Comments

Last night, we sent music and fashion Bwogger Daren Napier and sorority-girl-at-heart Mason Amelotte into the world of college fundraising. The following is a collaborative reflection on Alpha Chi Omega’s fall philanthropy event, Runway Warriors. On Saturday at 7PM in the Lerner Party Space, the women of Columbia University’s Alpha Chi Omega hosted their fall […]

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Bucket List: Art, Science, And PrezBo

By Karen Yuan on Oct 19, 2014 1 Comments

Bucket List represents the intellectual privilege we enjoy as Columbia students. Take a study break from midterms to check out interesting guest lecturers and special events on campus! Our recommendations for this week are below and the full list is after the jump. If you notice any events that have been left off the list, or a […]

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How To Convince The Sun To Stay

Danielle Mikaelian 0

"I hope that you are enjoying Butler library and the Problem Set during this sunny and amazing day." - actual email
"sunlight is sacred" we agree
ain't no sunshine when you're gone
And how about this weather we're having?
better weather not sweater weather
bring it on sunburn
It's Almost Sunny at Columbia

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Freshpeople Housing Reviews 2018: John Jay Hall

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housing review
i basically live in jj's so the proximity is convenient
i hate my double but my friends love their walk-through so think hard before taking the risk!
john jay
the best song wasn't the single but the best room may be
unlimited pancakes

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Bwoglines: Caribbean Edition

Isabel Sepúlveda 0

bwoglines
fuck imperialism am i right ladies
i listened to a podcast about puerto rico after maria and cried for 20 straight minutes
my bwoglines should just include a status update on puerto rico every week
nyc we know you think you're better than everyone else but you don't literally have to shit on them
word of the day courtesy of my roommate

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The Rat King Of Lerner Hall

Ross Chapman 2

corporations are people
i'm really going off the rails
in my psych class we watched a video where a rat saves some chocolate for another rat
lots of rat content today
mitt rattney
rats
rats are people too

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SGA Elections Results Released, CUAD Referendum Passes

Betsy Ladyzhets 6

congrats idris! congrats mia!!
CUAD
cuad referendum
divestment
elections results
how long until we stop seeing those profile pic frames on fb though
sga

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How Much Would You Pay For A Columbia Bucket Hat?

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bucket hats
bwop tart
i really wanted to write this article
lax bro culture comes to columbia smh
who is the bucket hat demographic and why is it so large

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LectureHop: What Does Cell Biology Have To Do With Saving Pollinators?

Jake Tibbetts 0

bees
biology
bwog beekeeping
except for a lot of things about bees
i want to meet the bees
jon snow!!!
lecturehop
let's all be beekeepers
pollination
science
you know nothing jon snow

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GSSC Talks Conflicts Of Interest And Childcare

Zoe Sottile 0

always people in the audience
childcare
conflicts of interest
et cetera
et cetera et cetera
gssc
i am truly a member of THE MEDIA
i love gssc
i was like wow
in which columbia prides itself on its diverse student body but does little to support it
journalism
student council stuff
such a good vibe
THE PRESS
they gave me a seat at the NICE table this time

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