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Bucket List: We’re Back!

By Max Rettig on Mar 23, 2015 2 Comments

Bucket List represents the immense academic privilege we enjoy as Columbia students. After a relaxing break, sharpen your knowledge of local, regional, national and global politics. No, Homeland and Scandal don’t count. Our recommended events are below, and the full list can be found below the jump. As always, if we’ve made a mistake or […]

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Housing Lottery Numbers Released

By Bwog Staff on Mar 23, 2015 17 Comments

Nothing says welcome back from spring break quite like the worst part of the Columbia experience — housing. If you haven’t checked already, your lottery number is ready for grand reveal just in time to brighten up ruin your first Monday back on campus. Approach the Housing Portal with caution, and take sudden breakouts of hysteria […]

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Bwoglines: Don’t Mess With Texas Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 23, 2015 0 Comments

Another Republican candidate is announcing today his desire to run for President in 2016, and if he wins come the fateful day, there will be a long-established pattern of Democrats being President in between Texan Republican administrations. (NY Times) The Lone Star state has been paying the way for veterans enrolled in in-state colleges, but […]

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Barnard Professor Catharine Nepomnyashchy Has Passed Away

By Bwog Staff on Mar 22, 2015 7 Comments

This afternoon, Barnard students received an email from Provost Linda Bell in regards to the passing of former Barnard professor Catharine Nepomnyashchy this past Saturday. Nepomnyashchy served on the Barnard faculty for 28 years as both a professor in Russian Literature and Culture and the chair of the Slavic Department. We send our deepest condolences to all […]

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Bwog Out Presents: Bwog Weather

By Bwog Staff on Mar 13, 2015 11 Comments

Sometimes, Momma Bwog needs to have a little “me-time.” She needs to put on some soft music, light some candles, pull up the Bulgarian erotica, and get to work. For the next week, Momma Bwog is gonna be doin’ her thang, and y’all ain’t invited. Enjoy this complimentary video from CUSS and see you on […]

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Michael Gordon Makes A Nice Satellite

By Henry Litwhiler on Mar 13, 2015 0 Comments

Bannerman of the baroque Henry Litwhiler revisits Bach with Miller Theatre’s “Bach, Revisited” series. The title of the series is troublesome. “Bach, Revisited” implies that we had, at some point, left behind one of the greatest composers to ever put ink to paper. It implies, further, that the world had at some point deemed Bach’s works […]

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GS Student Francheska De La Cruz Has Passed Away

By Bwog Staff on Mar 13, 2015 1 Comments

This afternoon, Senior Associate Dean Rosner emailed GS students news of the death of Postbac Premed Student Francheska De La Cruz, who began her studies last fall. We send our condolences to all affected by her passing and join Dean Rosner in reminding members of the Columbia community of the resources available to them in difficult times: Counseling and Psychological […]

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Defeating DOMA With Roberta Kaplan

By Max Rettig on Mar 13, 2015 2 Comments

Marriage maven Max Rettig dives into DOMA with Columbia Law adjunct professor and prominent lawyer Roberta Kaplan. “On the long road towards equal rights in this country, there are few milestones as significant as the decision in United States v. Windsor,” said JTS Executive Vice Chancellor Marc Gary in his introduction to last night’s event, “Defeating […]

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Bathroom Reviews: Lerner

By Bwog Staff on Mar 13, 2015 2 Comments

Contrary to popular belief, our beloved administrative behemoth student center has bathrooms. You might have to navigate contradictory signs and even the odd ramp, but for the intrepid pooper lie porcelain thrones beyond your wildest dreams. Privacy (is this a poop or pee bathroom?) Equally stellar for either option. The urinals are deep to prevent splash-back and to […]

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Nobody Asked Tats: Housing Part 2

By Bwog Staff on Mar 13, 2015 1 Comments

Housing is more than dramatic enough for a double Tats feature. So the shithead you weren’t even entirely sold on having in your housing group just bailed last minute. Here, your favorite dipshit gives you six fun last-minute replacements for that sixth person in your EC suite/Ruggles suite/whatever building all your hopes are set on […]

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Bwoglines: Reputable Sources Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 13, 2015 0 Comments

Everyone’s favorite boot manufacturer, LL Bean, plans to triple its U.S. stores by 2020, citing strong sales growth in—you guessed it—their footwear division. Whether this sets them up to find out the hard way about the existence of Zappos and the idea of a “fad,” only time will tell. (NYT) Art Basel Hong Kong, an Asian […]

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Statement Released By Barnard SGA, GSSC Regarding Spring Bacchanal

By Bwog Staff on Mar 12, 2015 46 Comments

Barnard SGA and General Studies Student Council have released separate resolutions about Spring Bacchanal. The resolution calls for the Bacchanal board to redistribute and refund all 4,000 tickets sold earlier this week for the concert. The board should then redistribute the tickets at no cost and in staggered blocks to students while still maintaining a […]

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Bwoglines: Scary Strawberries And Sketchy Water Edition

Aditi Patil 0

a love story to remember
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columbia crushes
lets get this bread
lgbtq
like flint michigan all over again
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American Democracy Is In Danger. Here’s How To Save It

Andrew Wang 2

bwog teaches history
oh hahvahd
the other author literally didnt show up
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Science Fair: Extraterrestrial Edition

Alex Tang 0

bwog science
how trippy would it be if there were other civilizations out there?
how trippy would it be if we were the only civilization?
obligatory katy perry allusion
science fair
we love a free event

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Class To Take As Recommended By Seniors

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"I can’t think of one. I generally struggled through classes though" is a vibe
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classes to take before you die
classes to take before you diee
classes to take before you dieee
classes to take before you dieeeee
classes to take before you uh perish
course recommendations
how to rock out spring 2019
im trying to take observational astronomy ONLY next sem
metaphysics is the best branch of philosophy u heard
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seniors have A LOT to say about their favorite classes
we also ---stan--- lydia goehr

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Bucket List: We’re In The Home Stretch Edition

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bwog covers events
non-pizza lunch provided is the singular best thing I've seen in an event description
spotted: a rare saturday event in the wild
you can tell the end of the semester is coming because everyone is trying to get their events in before thanksgiving

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Open Meeting Announcement: It Might Snow On Thursday

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i tried really hard to make this rhyme scheme work omg
if it doesn't snow please don't come at me
more poetry should be in the lithum curriculum
pulling out the puffer jacket today it's real now

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Bwoglines: Happy Veterans Day Edition

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i am very excited to see more plays
sometimes songs are bops but this one is a jam
take some time for yourself today yknow selfcare and all that
the president's tweet about revoking federal funds was completely out of bounds
uwriting beckons... now back to writing my progression 3 ahh

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Bwog Reviews Duck Swamp, Wait, I Mean Once Upon A Fortnight

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'a case of corporate espionage between two halal food trucks' is a VERY underrated line
it seems to have been marketed as a mystery but was actually more of a romantic crime drama
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tbh i'm still not 100% sure the villain actually killed the mayor???
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