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Bucketlist: Art, Poetry, And Hip-Hop

By Britt Fossum on Jan 25, 2015 0 Comments

Bucket List represents the intellectual privilege we enjoy as Columbia students. Welcome to our first Bucket List of the Spring Semester! Our recommendations for this week are below and the full list is after the jump. If you notice any events that have been left off the list, or a correction, please leave them in […]

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Weekend Sports Wrap: An Evening Of Missed Opportunities

By Max Rettig on Jan 25, 2015 1 Comments

Aspiring sports journalists Ross Chapman and Max Rettig bring you the latest coverage of all things basketball (and other sporting festivities). Preseason Ivy League basketball favorite Harvard fell to Dartmouth yesterday, 61-70. 2013-14 runner-up Yale only barely beat Brown, 69-65. And Columbia found itself in a position to change the Ivy landscape and assert itself […]

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Bwoglines: Shocking Edition

By Bwog Staff on Jan 25, 2015 1 Comments

If you’ve been anxiously awaiting RiRi’s new album like the rest of us, get ready for the highlight of your month: Rihanna, Paul McCartney, and Kanye West on a new track titled “FourFiveSeconds.” (EOnline) Is it possible there might be a ninth tenth ninth planet out there between Mars and Jupiter? We’re about to find out. This […]

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Overheard: Dinner Plans

By Bwog Staff on Jan 24, 2015 6 Comments

A tipster overheard the following exchange between two students in line for an advising appointment: Junior: What year are you? Senior: Senior J: Where you trying to go after this? S: Oh, uh, John Jay I guess. J: For what? S: For…dinner? Blissful shortsightedness via Shutterstock

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Nobody Asked Tats: Recruitment Edition

By Bwog Staff on Jan 24, 2015 11 Comments

Need bad advice? Interested in seeing your life go up in flames and down the drain? Never fear — our trusty editor Tatini Mal-Sarkar is here to save you from yourself your worst nightmare. Notorious for poor life choices, who better to guide you through the trials and tribulations of the college years? This session, […]

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Bwoglines: New Millennium Edition

By Bwog Staff on Jan 24, 2015 0 Comments

The National Institutes of Health awarded Columbia Professor Karolynn Siegel and her team $432,000 over two years to study participants’ arousal when using gay hookup apps like Grindr. (The Washington Free Beacon) Airline staple SkyMall‘s parent company, Xhibit, has filed for bankruptcy. The firm blames the popularity of electronics for its rapidly declining sales figures. The magazine’s […]

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We Tried The Peter Bailinson Diet

By Bwog Staff on Jan 23, 2015 7 Comments

What better way to understand the minds of the great than through a diet consisting entirely of symbolic representations of their lifestyles? Inspired by this article at New York Magazine, we decided to apply the technique to true greatness: relatively well known Columbia campus celebrities. Correspondent and celebrity connoisseur Rachel Deal lived a (short) week on […]

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Beat Cornell (And Other Schools) This Weekend

By Ross Chapman on Jan 23, 2015 2 Comments

If you couldn’t tell from the basketball cupcakes in Ferris today, or the advertising in Dodge, or the Facebook event, or the mass e-mail sent from Roar-ee the Lion’s comfortable Florida home, Columbia basketball will have its home opener tomorrow. The women (6-9, 0-1 Ivy) will tip off at 4:30 pm against Cornell (10-5, 1-0 […]

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Student-Faculty Advisory Committee On Race In Education Announced

By Bwog Staff on Jan 23, 2015 3 Comments

President Bollinger has just announced in an email to Columbia students that a student-faculty advisory committee is being formed to focus on issues of “race, ethnicity, and equal justice in our society.” The committee will be headed by Suzanne Goldberg, the new Executive Vice President of student life. The full text of the email is […]

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Party Themes Advisable To Avoid

By Bwog Staff on Jan 23, 2015 12 Comments

As you prepare yourselves for that rare weekend fueled by life and excitement (instead of the more typical desperation and pent up rage), take a moment to consult the following guide, lest you find yourself featured in our pages next Monday. Whether we have reached an age of new enlightenment, or have just discovered political correctness offers […]

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Bwoglines: The Youth Claim The World Edition

By Bwog Staff on Jan 23, 2015 0 Comments

Begin your day by considering the new cultural standard. Thanks to the design of a new hook-up app, individuals, even regions, can now be graded on their skill at online dating. Enjoy that Manhattan received an A. Enjoy that the Bronx received an F. Enjoy that this is the world now, thanks to you, the youth. […]

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Barnard’s First Open Forum On Transgender Admission Policy

By Courtney Couillard on Jan 22, 2015 11 Comments

This afternoon, Barnard College hosted its first community open forum to discuss the potential implementation of a transgender admission policy. Led by President Debora Spar, the forum offered an open and private space for both current Barnard students and alumni to share their thoughts on the college’s pressing issue. While President Spar began the forum […]

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Open Meeting Announcement: This Is Just To Say

Elisha Zhao 0

bwip on the radar
grape grubber... versifier of the vitis vinifera.. reveal yourself
i say unhand my delicious treats ye faithless vagabond
no more discourse it's real fruit hours now
so sweet and so cold
sometimes you just get cravings at like 1am no judgment
the forbidden snack
what a pure and wholesome poem
yknow i could use some grapes just about now

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Bwoglines: Earthquake And Airport Wages Edition

Elisha Zhao 0

bwip on the radar
did you know dunkin donuts is dropping the donuts in their name
hopefully the womens march will be more inclusive
i crave some dining hall fruit
i keep sleeping at 2 for reasons like folding my laundry like who is she!!!
the behavior those trees displayed was iconic like... the fall jumped out
voter registration should be an automatic process
will i ever have a squad as cool as the electric bus fleet... i think not

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Columbia Football Sucks Again

Betsy Ladyzhets 0

Columbia Football
how many columbia football players does it take to change a lightbulb?
on the upside i'm finally old enough for beer o clock
our sports editor gave this post her blessing even though she's actually sad about the loss
the princeton band played game of thrones without the clarinet and flute solo at the end - the assholes

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Summer, Sex, & Salacious Students

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GossipBwog
hotoffthepress
summer scandals
thats one secret ill never tell
who am i now
you know you love me

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Isabel’s Fight List: That Kid In Your Discussion Section Who Needs To Shut Up Now

Isabel Sepúlveda 2

if you're a senior in an intro class for your major please don't correct people all the time
isabel's fight list
it's so shitty and everyone hates you
please please just let a woman speak for once in your life

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Where Art Thou: Under The Tsars Edition

Riva Weinstein 0

baby Stalin? art? that one sounds rlly interesting
the ruling elites :/
where art thou?
witches?? that sounds wild!

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Bwoglines: Hopping Rovers Edition

Mary Clare Greenlees 0

bwastro
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guys i love space so much and the small robot bois look ridiculous but they fill me with so much joy also sorry that my second documentary rec was also nova
they just have so much to choose from ya know

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Columbia Did 1968: A Conversation With Professor Robert Paul Wolff

Andrew Wang 6

i kant even
juuliani
revionist history with malcolm gladwell
wolff in sheeps clothing
wolff of wall street

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