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The Question Of Faculty Inclusion In The Sexual Respect Program

By Eric Cohn on Feb 28, 2015 11 Comments

News Editor Eric Cohn raises some points of concern with Columbia’s new sexual respect program. Recently, I contacted Dean Kromm asking her whether faculty and staff are required to go through any sort of sexual respect training, as is now required for students. In an official university statement from Associate Vice President for Media Relations Robert Hornsby, I learned […]

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Here’s Your Quality Of Life Survey Drinking Game

By Bwog Staff on Feb 28, 2015 0 Comments

So, Columbia’s second Quality of Life Survey is out. The subject matter is important – it’s a way for students to have a minuscule voice in the Hobbesian forces of the University of Columbia in the City of New York. But you know what’s even better than handing out statistics to the administration? Doing so while thoroughly buzzed! DISCLAIMER: Please drink […]

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Nobody Asked Tats: DUFF Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 28, 2015 0 Comments

Duff: one syllable, four letters, infinite questions. You’ve seen the trailer or heard the Spotify ads (dude, just get Premium, it’s $5 a month), and you can’t help but wonder, am I the Designated Ugly Fat Friend? After a brief hiatus, Tats is back at it with your most pressing questions, answered. Dear Tats, I’m something of […]

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Come Out To The Columbia Festival Of Winds

By Bwog Staff on Feb 28, 2015 3 Comments

This Sunday (i.e., tomorrow), the Columbia University Wind Ensemble will host its 7th annual Festival of Winds, a full-day concert featuring performers from colleges and schools from around the region, held in our own Roone Arledge Auditorium. Proceeds from the festival will go to support music education in New York City, where budget tightening has led […]

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Bwoglines: Legally Dubious Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 28, 2015 0 Comments

According to recently released figures, Colorado marijuana dispensaries sold 17 tons of the devil’s lettuce for recreational purposes during the first year of state legality. Since the practice remains illegal on the federal level, businesses involved in the pot business are having trouble storing the mountains of cash they’re raking in. (Reuters, CNBC) Law enforcement is […]

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SHIFT, Rules of Conduct, And Alumni Relations Talked About At USenate Plenary

By Joe Milholland on Feb 27, 2015 1 Comments

As usual, admins gave statements and updates about things at the Columbia University Senate plenary today. It was shorter than usual, but we’re sure that you’ll find what the admins said interesting. Brought to you by Joe Milholland. “One of the things we will be announcing, probably today, is a major effort to do research […]

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Men’s Basketball Seeks Revenge In Final Home Weekend

By Ross Chapman on Feb 27, 2015 0 Comments

Sports Editor Ross Chapman brings us a look at Columbia Basketball and their Ivy filled weekend at home. Coming off of a hot, sweeping weekend against one of the harder pairs of Ivy opponents, the men’s basketball team returns to Levien for their last two home games of the season. The Lions (5-5 Ivy) will […]

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LectureHop: Justice Poetry

By Bwog Staff on Feb 27, 2015 0 Comments

Whether it’s attending drunken FroSci lectures or showing up to Tunisian talks, Bwog loves to learn in the classroom and beyond. We sent Poetry Professional Briana Bursten to check out Justice Poetry: Readings and Discussion with Claudia Rankine, Dawn Lundy Martin, and Messiah. Read about her evening of learning and listening below! A genuine feeling of reverence was evident as individuals from various […]

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Poster Etiquette: The Ferris Stairwell

By Maddie Stearn on Feb 27, 2015 5 Comments

In an effort to passive-aggressively criticize people from the internet do our part to help foster the Columbia community, we debut our our public awareness campaign. Inspired by this recent effort undertaken by the MTA and your roommate with the post-its, Bwog will be publishing posters illustrating those immoral actions shockingly common at our fair university, starting this week […]

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Bwoglines: Our Vices, Our Strengths Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 27, 2015 0 Comments

In news we are going to try our best to interpret as good, a recent study reveals more than eight hours of sleep a night has been linked to a heightened risk of strokes. Let that comfort you, come your next all-nighter. (Los Angeles Times) Then, the next morning, as you try to keep yourself up, […]

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Bwog Does The Sexual Respect and Community Citizenship Initiative (And Tells You About It)

By Bwog Staff on Feb 26, 2015 29 Comments

By now everyone has heard of the newly required Sexual Respect and Community Citizenship Initiative. But how many have actually completed the requisite seminar, art project, movie screening, or “activity?” Bwog Internal Editor Britt Fossum managed to get a spot and reports back on the effectiveness of the session. Sick of hearing classmates and friends […]

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Say What? Global Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 26, 2015 1 Comments

Because Nick Magazine never took any of our submissions (and we’re still a little bitter about it), we wanted to give the Columbia community the opportunity to play a very special edition of our favorite Say What? series. In the comments section, give these two figures of global import something to think about, and our favorite […]

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Knickerbocker Roundup: Tell The World I’m Coming Home Edition

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Bwog does sports
field hockey
football
homecoming
if you leave after halftime you're fake
instructions on day drinking definitely not included
soccer

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Bwoglines: A Catfish Gone Too Far Edition

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bwibbidi bwobbidi bwoo
bwoglines
catfish gone too far
don't be stupid and dont start studying for midterms the night before
gl with midterms
gummy bears make everything better
homecoming weekend
jj's is a lifesaver
lerner has great study vibes
team gummy bears or gummy worms
that spanish midterm tho
the gummy bears could be better but they're still gummy bears so
ugh trump
wasting meal swipes 101
yes i ate an entire cup of gummy bears without sharing

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Conspiracy Bwog: What Is The Printer Outside Ivy League Stationers?

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conspiracy bwog
how many people would it take to carry it
i have so many questions
seriously what is that thing
tbh everyone at this school could be an alien for all i know
willy wonka is really real guys i promise

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“Self-Doubt Is A Bitch-Ass White Man”: LORDES Resurrects Audre Lorde For The Stage

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a litany for survival hurts so good
Bwog reviews theatre
go see lordes!!
lenfest center
mfa thesis production
really amazing time
the sidelight hurt my eyes :(
this is good Important Theatre
we stan audre lorde

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The Made in China, Anti Communism Feminism Club

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add me on wechat
big brother is watching
bwog da da
senior year get internship
xi da da

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Happy Midterm Day, Columbia!

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blue books are small and annoying
bwananagrams
don't question us on this one
last night i took alllll my midterms
midterm madness by 88rising
this is not a joke

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Bwoglines: On Thursdays, We Wear Purple Edition

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bolsonaro literally joked about shooting his political opponents
bwananagrams
de blasio did something good?
purple looks bad on me but ok :(
sipa study rooms are underrated

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Unconventional Room Decor

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i dont know what to do with my tapestry bc it looks weird on my wall
im lucky my roommate puts up with me
reduce reuse recycle
seriously tho don't buy a vase just use old containers
the status of the flowers represent that relationship rip

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