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No Red Tape Enters Prospective Student Information Session In Lerner

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2015 39 Comments

This morning, members of No Red Tape entered Lerner Hall during an information session for prospective students. During the info session, members of NRT distributed flyers and read a statement to prospective students and families. The mission of the demonstration was clear: members of the organization spoke of the ways that Columbia has mishandled sexual and […]

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LectureHop: Spanish Sexual Identities Through Film

By Ross Chapman on Feb 10, 2015 0 Comments

In an addition to the series that shows that Bwog is intellectual and likes to learn outside of the classroom, we dispatched Sports Editor Ross Chapman to write about his experience sitting in on a lecture entitled “Eloy De La Iglesia and Emerging Gay Identities During the Spanish Transition.” Read about Eloy De La Iglesia and the […]

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Professor James Costa Remembers The Little Guys

By Henry Litwhiler on Feb 10, 2015 1 Comments

With Darwin’s birthday in just two days, colleges around the United States are doing various activities to commemorate “Darwin Day.” Columbia is no exception; Bwog sent our resident Darwin expert/ Saturday daily Henry Litwhiler to check out Western Carolina University Professor James Costa’s perspective on Darwin. When most people contemplate—as they often do—the early days of […]

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SGA Learns About Title IX Investigation

By Maddie Stearn on Feb 10, 2015 0 Comments

Here with her weekly report, Barnard Bearoness Maddie Stearn tells us about what went down at last night’s SGA meeting. A large portion of the meeting was devoted to Barnard’s position in the impending Title IX investigation, while the last bit of the agenda was reserved for going over dates of exciting events that are happening around campus soon. […]

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Bwoglines: It’s A Party Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2015 0 Comments

As a response to the debate surrounding child immunization, health officials in California are strongly advising parents to refrain from holding “measles parties.” Though no drinks are served, attendees still face large risks; these parties intentionally expose children to measles, as well as a slew of other diseases common among kids. (ABC News) Talk about […]

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Field Notes: Lil’ Keystone Edition

By Lili Brown on Feb 09, 2015 3 Comments

A Low penis fountain found its perfect companion: a lonely yet comfy can of Keystone Light. We hope to see it again after the snow melts at Bacchanal. But for now, Lil’ Keystone, you are our source of inspiration; nestled in the hidden security of the cloud of snow, showing Morningside Heights your true colors […]

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Lessons Learned From Rosie O’Donnell

By Maddie Stearn on Feb 09, 2015 0 Comments

As part of this past weekend’s Athena Film Festival, Barnard Bearoness Maddie Stearn attended the premiere of Rosie O’Donnell: A Heartfelt Stand Up on Saturday afternoon. She laughed, she cried, she learned about heart disease – just as one would expect the life story of Ms. O’Donnell would go. When I sat down to watch Rosie O’Donnell: […]

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Columbia Chess Club Strikes Again

By Bwog Staff on Feb 09, 2015 7 Comments

When the devil approaches you in a serene landscape and demands that you fancy him with a game of chess, do you accept the challenge? When the devil is Brown, Penn, and Yale, the Columbia Chess Team obviously says yes – and naturally emerges victorious over the other sinister Ivy forces by taking away another Inter-Ivy […]

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With Love, The Columbia/Barnard Administration And Faculty

By Bwog Staff on Feb 09, 2015 3 Comments

We’ve entered into the week that supposedly brings light to the prolonged cold that is the month of February – Valentine’s Week. As we prepare for the weekend’s commercialized promise of romance and lack of loneliness, you might want to start thinking about locking in the moves to ensure a weekend of success. The suave […]

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Sexual Respect, Possible Election Changes, And More From CCSC

By Joe Milholland on Feb 09, 2015 8 Comments

Committed CCSC reporter Joe Milholland breaks down the four major themes that CCSC tackled during their two-hour weekly meeting last night. Sexual Respect Program Dean of Undergraduate Student Life Cristen Scully-Kromm, CSA Dean Monique Rinere, and professor Rogerio Pinto from the school of social work talked to the council. The Columbia administration is requiring all students, […]

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Bwoglines: Making Up And Breaking Up Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 09, 2015 0 Comments

Most epic win from last night’s Grammys? Kanye and Taylor Swift’s reconciliation after his verbal renunciation of her talent compared to Beyonce. Though time has healed this show biz tension, we all still agree with Kanye on this one. (Time) A judge in Alabama has broken up the potentially progressive direction this notoriously conservative state […]

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Take Me To (Korean) Church

By Bwog Staff on Feb 08, 2015 13 Comments

Ever wondered what goes on behind the tiny green doors of the Korean Methodist Church & Institute on 115th? We sent our very own Tuesday daily editor Briana Bursten to check things out. The Korean Methodist Church on 115th has been the subject of many photographs that I have taken during my inebriated walks around MoHi late at night. […]

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Breaking: 900 Square Feet Of Asbestos Found In Plimpton

Liv Nelson 3

asbestos
barnard
chemicals
Columbia
confusion
despasbestocito
don't panic
is it the apocalypse?
medical concerns
oh my
plimpton
residential conflict

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Bwoglines: The Heart Really Goes On For Jack And Rose Edition

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a baby that is 530 GRAMS i was like 4 KILOgrams
even if technology is better now there is bad luck
please go to ootoya i had a good time
when you want redemption so bad you build a new titanic
who would even go on the titanic trip given its history

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Field Notes: Homecoming Edition

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A Tribute To Eisenhower’s Butler Portrait

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a stream of consciousness
does this make any sense
how do we all feel about Eisenhower?
lowkey Ike did good things for civil rights
please go admire this portrait

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Feel The Fall Spirit In Morningside Heights

Betsy Ladyzhets 1

'it's decorative gourd season motherfuckers' should be added to the core
7 pm is the best time to go to 1020 ive decided
bwog loves the farmers market
cider >>>>>>> beer
garden of eden is an underrated gem
it's finally fall
this is a gourd blog now
this post brought to you by betsy's homesickness for glastonbury ct apple orchards

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Conspiracy: What’s Behind The Door To The Barnard Pool?

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aquamarine is like the best movie ever ugh
barnard pool
dspar apocalypse shelter
this door is so creepy!
what a nice giant sea monster
what lies behind this door

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Knickerbocker Recap: Ouch Edition

Abby Rubel 0

baaaaaaaaa
Bwog does sports
columbia athletics
field hockey
fight!
football
honestly i can't even blame the football team for this one it hurt to watch
soccer
we came home all right

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How To Avoid Getting Sick In These Cold, Dark Times

Sarah Braner 1

all of these definitely work
college is merely an incubator for the next great pandemic
community immunity is real
hand sanitizer doesn't actually work on every microbe though so wash your freaking hands
helper t cells wya
i've never listened to the vaccines
if shit gets real then blast the cure on repeat
my immune system needs some love
PLEASE get your flu shot if you can!!!
seriously well-woman has free hand sanitizer so stock up
the flu is no fucking joke
the plague is coming for us all

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