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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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#TBT: Politics And Protests

By Anna Hotter on Feb 26, 2015 0 Comments

The Columbia University Archives currently have a fantastic online exhibit about the protests of ’68. Anna Hotter brings you some highlights of the action. Faculty and administrators gathered in 301 Philosophy to discuss the situation.

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Bwoglines: The Faux Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 26, 2015 0 Comments

We all knew it, but didn’t want to admit it. Unfortunately, the Huffington Post made it official; Pimp My Ride was 100% fabricated. Huff reveled that there was no surprises involved in Xzibit’s pimping. Everything was staged. In fact, the homes that the contestants were filmed in, were often homes rented by MTV to act as a set. […]

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Diners, Love, And Columbia

By Bwog Staff on Feb 25, 2015 3 Comments

As your day comes to it’s close, and your all-nighter comes to it’s opening, Bwog offers you a late post to distract yourself with. Our Arts Editor, not so unfamiliar with procrastination himself hopes this story will fit nicely between the latest Buzzfeed video and your next Parks and Recreation tribute. I get there around […]

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Masks, Madness And The Mannons: KCST’s Mourning Becomes Electra

Sophie Tobin 4

kcst
mourning becomes electra
shantyman if you're out there please sing at my funeral
the harmonies at the end were beautiful
the masks were a cool idea but ended up a bit too High School Theater Show

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Freshman Year Peak: I Escaped CAVA

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bwog advises that you follow the direction of medical professionals
dont try this at home
if it'd been the CUEMS ambulance i wouldn't have run out
ppl in the college be like
we actually took ten shots not five

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Cooking With Bwog: A Millennial’s Guide To Avocado Toast

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#sorrynotsorry
avocado toast
basic bitch
be salty
brunch it up
cooking with bwog
cwb
fucking millennials
let them eat *avocado toast*
the most necessary knife skills

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To The Junzi Dumpling Man

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bwog does not condone underage drinking...
bwop it like it's hot
hand out free dumplings every weekend
he was shivering so hard
i miss asia and i want to go home
imagine being drunk and being handed a free dumpling
it was like 9 degrees celsius sorry idk farenheit
junzi after hours
like street food but in a nice restaurant
that's such a good advertising strategy
tip ur junzi servers they get this bread

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ArtistHop: Eden Gordon, Musical Playwright Extraordinaire

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artisthop
barnard babes making history
how come there are so many talented student playwrights but only nomads does student written plays??? (thinking emoji)
i'll write my 1960s musical someday... someday
if it's set in the 1960s is there folk revival music???
shia laboeuf is the voice of our generation

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Bwoglines: We’re Living In A Madam Secretary Episode Edition

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bwananagrams
feminist cybersecurity sounds badass and makes me wish i was in STEM
i wish i knew how to even turn on a computer without getting a virus
keep ! nyc ! trash free !
the sterrrks
this episode would end with all of things being connected and somehow an insider job

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Popcorn With Power: Race, Representation And Crazy Rich Asians

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bwog covers events
hire us to scream loudly any time someone asks a question that is too long
lecturehop
singapore is where old people go to die just like florida

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A Guide To Crystals For Hell Week

Sam Azanza 0

barnard is a witch coven
crystals
i have too many stones in my room now my chakras are all fucked up
stay safe this week and pls study don't just put all ur energy into stones like i do
still pls remember to take care of yourselves ily

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