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Sharing Bwog’s Standards And Practices Policy

By Taylor Grasdalen on Jan 29, 2015 9 Comments

In the interest of full disclosure, Bwog has reformulated our Standards and Practices. As a publication we aim to honestly report events without bias or judgment and these new practices reflect that aim. These standards are formed with consideration given heavily to and adapted from the Society of Professional Journalists’ Code of Ethics, a group […]

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PSA: Tomorrow Is The Last Day To Add/Change Classes To Receive Advisor Approval

By Bwog Staff on Jan 29, 2015 1 Comments

If you have spent the last two weeks shopping classes, today is the day to settle, and choose your official spring 2015 course load. Tomorrow, January 30th, is the last day to receive advisor approval on your program, for both Columbia and Barnard students. So, weigh the pros and cons of all your classes, and decide […]

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#TBT: This Day In History, Off The Columbia Campus

By Caroline Montgomery on Jan 29, 2015 2 Comments

Given that it is Thursday, it is only appropriate that we throw out a #tbt. While your Instagram feed will be full of baby pictures and vacation pictures with captions like, “cutest baby #fatrolls” and ” take me back #summer2014,” Bwog would like to fill your feed with some historic moments in history that took place on […]

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Bwoglines: Girl (Squirrel) Power Edition

By Bwog Staff on Jan 29, 2015 0 Comments

Who you gonna call? The new Ghostbusters movie, set to be released in the summer of 2016, has announced the female dominated cast. Funny gals Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, Leslie Jones, and Kate MicKinnon are negotiating their contracts as we speak. (Time) Stepping up the traditional Girl Scout cookie selling game, Alyssa Carter, an eight year-old girl […]

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So You Want To Be A Spy

By Bwog Staff on Jan 28, 2015 3 Comments

Earlier this week, we were tipped a document stating that an alleged Russian spy was recruiting at a “major” NYC university…perhaps Columbia? Inspired by this McSweeney’s column, our top conspiracy theorist describes the double life of a Columbia student turned secret agent. You begin preparing for your life in the shadows in the second week […]

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In Defense Of: Not Studying Abroad

By Courtney Couillard on Jan 28, 2015 20 Comments

Many students are off on their glorious study abroad trips for this Spring semester, and the feeling of being left in New York may bring some students down about. While studying abroad may feel like the latest trend, it is not necessarily the best decision for everyone. New York Lover Courtney Couillard defends deciding not to […]

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What Television Show Could You Watch By Dropping A Class?

By Bwog Staff on Jan 28, 2015 5 Comments

So, we have reached the middle of the second week of school. By Friday, students will no longer be allowed to add a new class. However, they are still free to drop any class up until the 24th of February. Bwog humbly presents a Back of the Envelope Calculation proving that you should instead drop […]

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Live At Lerner: Chelsea Reject

By Bwog Staff on Jan 28, 2015 2 Comments

Have you always wanted to go to Live at Lerner on Wednesdays but you’ve always had class? This semester, have you found yourself with an open schedule from noon to 1? Live at Lerner is back for their first show of the semester with their first rapper in a while (possibly ever? Their head coordinator isn’t […]

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Bwoglines: After The Storm Edition

By Bwog Staff on Jan 28, 2015 2 Comments

Check out this recording of Bill DeBlasio dramatically reading a post from The Onion satirizing his storm warnings. (Huffington Post) Also, here’s a round-up of six times that New York City either over- or under-prepared for a big storm. (New York Mag) This past weekend, a New York Times columnist recounted how Yale police confronted his […]

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Juno Got Us All Feelin’ Some Type Of Way

By Bwog Staff on Jan 27, 2015 4 Comments

We received a tip earlier today that gives us a clue into what students have been up during this lovely Juno grace period. Drawing a phallic image in the snow? Now c’mon guys… that’s just a dick move. Read the tip below, and send us pics from your snow day activities via email at tips@bwog.com. Hello Bwog! Last night […]

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Rooms Fall Apart (And So Do We)

By Bwog Staff on Jan 27, 2015 0 Comments

As our incredibly long three-and-a-half week winter break winded to a close, many of us were anxious to get back to campus to chill with pals and be free from the hands of our parents who are still stuck in the days of high school micromanagement. However, a return to campus meant the departure from our […]

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We Tried The Ricardo Morales Diet

By Lili Brown on Jan 27, 2015 1 Comments

While the Peter Bailinson Diet allowed Rachel to destress and simultaneously get in touch with her inner rustic New England side, Bwog’s own Lili Brown took to the Ricardo Morales Diet in hopes of strengthening campus security and building her network of (Public Safety) friends. Her gastronomic endeavors allowed her to reap the rewards that were only previously known […]

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How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Columbia Women’s Volleyball

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Bwog does sports
i'm basically the women's sports reporter on bwog and i'm very okay with that
if middle school gym class wasn't vaguely traumatic did it even happen?
women's volleyball

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Bwoglines: Senate Hearings And Expensive Apartments Edition

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bwananagrams
i wish i could boost my immune system
i'm not smart enough to even understand the title of the SEAS event
the mcbain chairs probably aren't that comfortable
this hearing is going to be a lot

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LectureHop: The Process Of Making Breakthroughs In Engineering

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bwog science
i loved the bold red beret that kailath wore
learn everything – yes even statistics
literal goals
this editor's breakthrough was getting through mowsh bio
we stan a fashion icon

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Why I Chose To Eat The Biscuits In Ferris For Two Weeks Straight

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depression found dead in a ditch
honey on biscuits > syrup on biscuits
we don't worry about calories in this house

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A Warning, An Inspiration, Never A Prediction: Sci-Fi And Tech According To Cory Doctorow

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"it's a novelty to go to a place where they let water come out of the sky"
bwog covers events
didn't realize white science fiction writers could act as woke in real life as they do on twitter
he also cited the republic he know we're core trash
he was wearing a very nice light blue jacket but was it pantone 292?
lecturehop

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Cooking With Bwog, John Jay And Ferris Edition: Layered Yam Cheesecake

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be cool use take-out boxes
bwog doesn't condone or endorse stealing from dining halls yall
cheesecake
cooking with bwog
fall is finally here guys
look at these hot pics
no hate @ the psl
photos by goddess paolina!!!
wallach is underrated
yams are where it's at
yum!
yummy yummy

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Horses, Free Tuition, And More In GSSC

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could centaurs field an equestrian team?
how about fried chicken and corn dogs for next week
I wish Equestrians had to wear horse masks during competition
steph curry pls come shoot for me

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Bwoglines: Chips And Bill Cosby Edition

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bigly
bill
bill cosby is from philadelphia
bwoglines
i am from philadelphia
i saw bill cosby at a bakery in my town
kevin hart is short
kidzbwop
ok bye
ruffles potato chips
short people
these are alphabetized apparently
tiny house
trump and truth don't go together
trump's wig flew
wig
zok bye

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