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NINJa Run-In

By Lili Brown on Mar 04, 2015 6 Comments

Ezra Koenig once said about a former hookup at Columbia, “How am I supposed to pretend I never want to see you again?” On the other hand, not-so-lovestruck Lili Brown explores the awkwardness of (almost) running into a hookup from the past in the wee hours of the night (in Butler). There are many a life […]

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Found Poetry: “A Breakup Politicized”

By Bwog Staff on Mar 04, 2015 0 Comments

This afternoon, we pried ourselves out of our usual Butler nooks (slumped over in the Edward W. Said reading room on But 6, behind the desk in 401, or on the other side of the desk in 401, harassing the attendant) and journeyed into the stacks, looking for the right words to express ourselves (and […]

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Barnard Announces Ambassador Samantha Power As 2015 Commencement Speaker

By Bwog Staff on Mar 04, 2015 9 Comments

This afternoon, President Debora Spar and Dean Avis Hinkson sent an email to all Barnard students announcing Ambassador Samantha Power as the keynote speaker at the college’s 2015 Commencement. Power currently serves as the U.S. Permanent Resident to the United Nations. Prior to her role as ambassador, Power is a Pulitzer Prize-winning author who served […]

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Teach-In: Fight For $15 Tonight

By Bwog Staff on Mar 04, 2015 4 Comments

Tonight on campus there will be a teach-in to get students to mobilize for the Fight for 15, a national movement of fast-food and other low-wage workers calling for their right to unionize and to earn $15/hour. The teach-in is in preparation for the planned National Day of Action on April 15th. Tonight, Professor Matthew Vaz will be […]

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Violentology: Studying Colombia At Columbia With Stephen Ferry

By Ross Chapman on Mar 04, 2015 0 Comments

Yesterday, SIPA hosted a talk by Stephen Ferry on photography and human rights in Colombia, and Ross Chapman was there to bring you the details. Few countries have a part of their history explicitly called “The Violence.” One rare exception is the nation of Colombia, whose civil wars have spanned on and off for over […]

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Bwoglines: Bodies Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 04, 2015 0 Comments

Here’s an article on early Kotex ads (you know, before the blue liquid). (Jezebel) From Couch, the New York Times’s column on therapy: a writer muses on a pebble collection. (New York Times’s Opinionator) The conclusions drawn from this article may be dubious (@Frontiers of Science), but hey, we’ll take any justification to keep drinking […]

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Fire At 600 West 116th

By Bwog Staff on Mar 03, 2015 51 Comments

A fire has broken out at Barnard dorm 600 West 116th Street. New York fire department is currently on the scene, and the building has been evacuated. A tip reports that smoke reaches all the way to 121st and Broadway and the entire quad is now being evacuated into Lefrak gymnasium. Email tips@bwog.com if you […]

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Hold On, We’re Going Home

By Rachel Deal on Mar 03, 2015 8 Comments

No matter how long you’ve been at Columbia, going home still feels weird. Bwog Babe Rachel Deal did just so this past weekend and tells us about her feelings on the relationship between being in college while also retaining a sense of belonging to your home. I went home this past weekend for my siblings’ […]

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BunsenBwog: Kids These Days

By Briana Bursten on Mar 03, 2015 1 Comments

Even though it’s March, the “new year, new us” mindset is alive and well. We’re bringing back an element of our past with the revival of BunsenBwog—a brief review of some of the science-related findings and contributions done by members of our campus community. We enlisted the assistance of Bunsen Burner Belle Briana Bursten to enlighten us with […]

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A New Re:vision On Campus

By Bwog Staff on Mar 03, 2015 3 Comments

Is there a Serial-shaped hole in your life? Finally getting sick of blasting 1989 on repeat all day? (xoxo love you Taylor.) Bwog’s got the midterms fix for you. Our friends over at The Blue and White (specifically: Managing Editor Hallie Nell Swanson, Layout Editor/Publisher Jessie Chasan-Taber, and Culture Editor Alexander Pines, all CC ‘16) […]

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SGA Learns About Barnard BLUE Program

By Maddie Stearn on Mar 03, 2015 0 Comments

It’s almost the halfway point in the semester, which means we’re moving into Stage 2 of Midterm Stress: Anticipatory Stress (Stage 1 was Anticipation of Anticipatory Stress; Stage 3 will simply be Oh-Shit-I-Guess-This-Is-Happening). During this time of turmoil it’s nice to know that SGA continues to run its meetings like a well-oiled machine. Barnard Bearoness […]

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Bwoglines: #Artsy Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 03, 2015 0 Comments

Although the internet has been buzzing about that white/gold/black/blue dress (we even wrote an entire Bwoglines about the damn thing), artist Nelson Shanks admitted in an interview that he painted the shadow of Monica Lewinsky’s blue dress in his 2006 presidential portrait of Bill Clinton. See if you can spot the addition on the left side of […]

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Dining Hall Cookies Are Actually Good

Youngweon Lee 0

hewitt coconut cake is an absolute good
i dont even have a meal plan
i feel like ferris doesnt have cookies that often :/
no columbia dining hate on my timeline please
someone please swipe me into hewitt

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Bwoglines: Rainy Day Edition

Mary Clare Greenlees 1

bwastro
bwoglines
i discovered it was raining this morning when i woke up at 4 am to sign my sister out of my dorm so she could get an uber to laguardia and it was POURING rip
i dont know what a nor'easter is and at this point im too afraid to ask
we lov and support tig notaro in this household
yea for ethiopia :)))

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Rejected Halloween Costumes 2.0

Idris O'Neill 0

also i referenced 2 of my three costumes hehe
bad bwitches only
hahahaha topical humor
halloween
i want my man sheck wes for bacchanal
we all want kanye for bacchanal but buy ur own tickets ffs

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CUCR Continues Trend Of Reactionary Speakers

Ezra Lerner 2

Doin' The Most
here we go again
Protest Thirsty
Y'all need to chill

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There Is No Other Side, Except For NOMADS’ “The Other Side”

Betsy Ladyzhets 0

'i arrive at the columbia bookstore... and i see god'
'straightness is a mythological concept propagated by the nuclear bomb'
bwog reviews student theater
fuck ginsberg?
fuck william burroughs though absolutely for sure
hey eden i heard that kill your darlings reference and i loved it
no offense to the real diane di prima (who is one of this writer's favorite poets)
nomads
peter and sheila are mlm/wlw solidarity
the music included set changes between each scene which madly impressed this former pit musician
this show could've used a reverse outline

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Ways To Get Rid Of Cockroaches When You’re Too Broke For An Exterminator

Bwog Staff 4

burn them all
bwog gives advice
get out get out get ouT
i've never lived in a place with roaches so the paranoia is real
it's the great cockroach charlie brown
now every time i hear a rustle i fucking know it's the mother of all roaches coming to seal my doom

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Knickerbocker Roundup: Track! Edition

Abby Rubel 0

Bwog does sports
cross country
first week with no football
i hope the football team is mending
i thought i'd give them the week off
imagine naming your kid lucky
soccer
track
volleyball

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Bwoglines: Start Off Halloweekend With A Satanic Ritual Edition

Nikita Desir 0

are satanic rituals the new thing with the youths these days
bwibbidi bwobbidi bwoo
bwoglines
fright night friday
halloweekend
halloween is my fave holiday
happy halloweekend
i also love spider-man
monster midterm szn is taking a toll on me
stay spooky

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