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Housing Reviews 2015: Wien

By Bwog Staff on Apr 01, 2015 7 Comments

Housing is coming up, and no, you can’t just avoid thinking about it like you’re avoiding thinking about your Lit Hum paper, Econ problem set, 1004 homework, French presentation…check out what Wien Hall has to offer, and check back tomorrow for another housing review. Location: 411 W. 116th Street Nearby dorms: East Campus Nearby food: […]

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ACSRI Announces Support For Divestment From Private Prisons

By Bwog Staff on Apr 01, 2015 2 Comments

The Advisory Committee on Socially Responsible Investing of Columbia University announced tonight their support for the University’s divestment from private prisons. This comes as a response to the USenate SAC’s announcement supporting divestment. Read the full statement from ACSRI below.

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Nobody Asked Tats: Bacch Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 01, 2015 0 Comments

Just like your spirit, the weather too is drained. No worries though, because all that misery has to go somewhere, and this year, it’s the rain forecast on Bacchanal! Get hype!!!! Tats tells you how to dress well for the struggle. Dear Tats, It’s raining on Bacchanal! How can I look super cute while still […]

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Statement From James McShane Regarding Bacchanal Security Costs

By Bwog Staff on Apr 01, 2015 4 Comments

Presumably in response to outrage over the allocation of $20,000 — $25,000 in additional funds to provide for added security and other services on the Butler lawns during Bacchanal, Vice President for Public Safety James McShane has put out an email explaining how the funds received by Public Safety will be put to use. The text of […]

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PetHop: Possibilities@CU Cat

By Bwog Staff on Apr 01, 2015 4 Comments

Based on your readership, we’ve recently realized a massive overlook in our news coverage: fat animals in the MoHi area. This week, we’ve interviewed one of our personal favorites, the Possibilities@CU cat. It looks vaguely Persian, but maybe that’s its obesity and frankly incredible laze speaking. Bwog: What’s your name? TV: Theodore von Tickleschnick Bwog: Tell […]

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LectureHop: Jeffrey Sachs And The Moral University In The 21st Century

By Britt Fossum on Apr 01, 2015 2 Comments

Yesterday, Internal Editor and scientific savant Britt Fossum headed to Hamilton to listen to Columbia’s resident boss Jeffrey Sachs talk ethics and universities. Yesterday evening was the first talk in a new series hosted by the Masters Program in Bioethics at Columbia titled “What is a Moral University in the 21st Century?” The speaker was none […]

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Bwoglines: Four Things That Will Make You Cry First From Heartbreak And Then From Laughter Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 01, 2015 0 Comments

Dermatologists hate her! This suburban mom uses cheap household ingredients to keep her skin looking like she’s still twenty-five! Here are fifty-two bars of soap that look eerily similar to human beings. You can’t ignore this shockingly heartwarming picture of a single mother making it on her own in the Big Apple. Here are three things you’ll never want to read again if […]

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Housing Reviews 2015: Broadway

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2015 1 Comments

It’s that time of the year again: spring everlasting winter! And that can mean only one thing—the annual installment of Bwog’s housing reviews. Today, we bring you the lowdown on the most aptly named dorm on campus: Broadway. Location: 556 West 114th Street. Housing, facilities, and WikiCU will say 2900 but 556 is what you want to tell the delivery guy. Nearby […]

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CU Admissions Decisions Mailed

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2015 12 Comments

It’s that time of the year again—when high school seniors hear back from our dear University about whether or not they will walk its hallowed halls in the fall. The following statement was released this afternoon. Send condolences or congratulations as needed and try not to dredge up any memories of high school. Total number of […]

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A Late Review Of Spring Latenite

By Mason Amelotte on Mar 31, 2015 0 Comments

This year, we ignored our haphazardly implemented tradition of making the outgoing EIC review the semi-annual Latenite comedy show, and instead we sent an under-qualified daily editor to check it out. Mason Amelotte thusly brings you his review of Latenite Theatre: Spring 2015 Anthology. This year’s three night spring anthology showcased nine short plays that were written […]

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Housing Reviews 2015: River

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2015 5 Comments

It’s that time of the year again: spring everlasting winter! And that can mean only one thing—the annual installment of Bwog’s housing reviews. Today, we’re channeling the Talking Heads and “taking you to the River.” Location: 628 West 114th Street (colloquially known as River) Nearby dorms: Schapiro, Broadway, Hogan Stores and restaurants: That one Halal cart, Amir’s, M2M, Morton Williams, pretty […]

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SGA Speaks Those Magic Words: Free Food

By Maddie Stearn on Mar 31, 2015 0 Comments

Barnard Bearoness Maddie Stearn is so committed to the game that she covered last night’s SGA meeting BEFORE she knew about the free food. Check out what went down regarding election announcements, Town Halls, and more in this Tuesday’s SGA meeting roundup. On Monday evening in the hallowed halls of the Diana Café, magic words like […]

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Lecturehop: A Conversation About “The Library Book” With Susan Orlean

Abby Rubel 0

@the girl behind me who whispered "it's true" when orlean mentioned all the weird people in LA
charles lummis sounds like an interesting man
Events
i discovered that my library card from home expired and it wrecked me
lecturehop
libraries are seriously amazing
lots of people over 40 there
susan orlean

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From The Organized Mess Of The Archives, Unseen Black History Is Brought To Light

Miyoki Walker 0

black history!!
bwog covers events
harlem
history with bwog
lecturehop
mlk
NY Times

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“O Welche Lust!” A Repertory Smorgasbord By The New Opera Workshop

Levi Cohen 0

bwog loves opera
bwog reviews
callum blackmore stole my heart
cu now
lots of mozart but it ain't a bad thing
srsly i used to really dislike magic flute and here i am loving it
support student musicians

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The Albums That Defined Our Semester 2: Electropop Boogaloo

Zack Abrams 1

albums that defined semester
be like bwog
bwog listens to cool music
kero kero bonito - time 'n' place is my runner-up
that new solange album better come out soon because i need it in my life

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Knickerbocker Roundup: Squash Your Opponents Edition

Abby Rubel 0

basketball
Bwog does sports
columbia athletics
how will the swimming and diving team be able to find rhode island??
squash
swimming and diving
the return of basketball season is upon us
thinking about squash makes me hungry

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Bwoglines: I Wanna Go To The Moon Too Edition

Nikita Desir 1

all songs by frank sinatra are festive af and don't you forget it
bwibbidi bwobbidi bwoo
bwoglines
climate change is as real as the frosci midterm i failed
flyyy meee to the moooooon
go to nyla it will be amazing so many talented dancers
i don't know if i can associate with people who dislike my boy frankie
laguardia gets a makeover

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Columbia Responds To Federal Climate Report

Ezra Lerner 4

don't worry guys it's cold outside so global warming must be fake
i shudder every time i see that a new climate report came out
lamont seems like the objectively coolest part of columbia academia
those electric buses are pretty cool
time to become an earth science major

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How To Live A Technology Free Life At Columbia

Jordan Merrill 1

fun tips
i am a neo-luddite
i feel like george washington
please help me
technology free
thanks steve jobs!
will i go to jail if i throw my twitter rock at someone?
yes i will.

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