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King’s Crown Recipients Tackle Sexual Assault

By Bwog Staff on Apr 17, 2014 5 Comments

The King’s Crown Leadership Excellence Awards are coveted by some, as they are given to “students which have offered outstanding leadership to their community/ies with exemplary commitment and energy.” The awards ceremony began tonight at 6:30 in Roone, and some of the students being recognized are wearing red tape on their wrists in solidarity with recent […]

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#tbt Greek Games Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 17, 2014 3 Comments

This week’s #tbt is brought to you by the Columbia Spectator Archives and Britt Fossum, who kind of wishes she went to Barnard. Have anything you’d like to see featured? Send it to tips or use our anonymous form. Bacchanal is a fairly recent development in Columbia’s history, starting only in the 2000s. But long […]

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Colbert Report Filming Spoof Of Fox News

By Bwog Staff on Apr 17, 2014 28 Comments

Tired of Fox News? So is The Colbert Report, who is on campus right now filming students. We caught up with a CC senior who had just been interviewed for the segment to mock Fox News making Columbia students look stupid. “So The Colbert Report is coming on with unreasonable demands—he holds up a picture of […]

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World Premiere Of Evening-Length Dance At Columbia

By Bwog Staff on Apr 17, 2014 1 Comments

Two Barnard seniors, Julia Discenza and Marjie Shrimpton (BC ’14) have taken on the challenge of creating, directing, and producing a collaborative piece of evening-length dance. What does evening-length entail in the dance world? An evening-length dance piece is a piece of choreography greater than 60 minutes usually that tells a self-contained story of some sort. […]

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Bwoglines: Conspiracies Abound Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 17, 2014 0 Comments

Does the government have an imperative to keep graduate-level education so expensive? Maybe. (Slate) Is Paul Ryan a phony? Yeah. (Salon) Is Don Draper going to hijack an airplane? Maybe. (Slate) Does sexism perpetuate the “confidence gap”? Yes. (Huffington Post) Is there an entirely haunted island? YES AND IT IS FOR SALE. (Time) Are all the big fast […]

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Online Selection IRL

By Bwog Staff on Apr 16, 2014 3 Comments

Are you super weirded out by the prevalence of online selection this year? Do you have no idea what to do? Bwogger Anna Hotter’s got you covered. While most of Columbia has already braved the apocalyptic mayhem that is housing, some wretched souls still don’t know which exact shoebox they will call their home next […]

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Town Hall On Sexual Assault

By Taylor Grasdalen on Apr 16, 2014 2 Comments

***Trigger Warning: Discussion of sexual assault policy, and issues of sexual assault and gender-based sexual misconduct on campus.*** This afternoon, Taylor Grasdalen attended the Town Hall on Gender-Based Misconduct and Sexual Assault for Bwog. She reports on the administration, the students, and the newest concerns. Update: On May 8th, the University Senate released the event’s […]

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Days On Campus: An Alternate Perspective

By Bwog Staff on Apr 16, 2014 8 Comments

One staffer’s prospie loves Bwog so much that he even decided to come to one of our meetings. We liked him, and thought we’d ask if he wanted to write an article about his experiences at Perspectives on Diversity and Days on Campus. So, continuing this year’s trend of posting about the pre-frosh, Evan Morris, […]

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Overseen: A Poop In Lerner

By Bwog Staff on Apr 16, 2014 8 Comments

Much has been made of the modern architecture of Lerner Hall, but the true reflection of the function of a building can be seen in how its occupants actually use it. A tip early this afternoon shed some light on precisely what purpose Lerner serves these days. Quoth one Bwogger: “Can this building get any […]

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Academic Awards Committee Recognizes Columbia Professors

By Bwog Staff on Apr 16, 2014 1 Comments

Every year, the Academic Awards Committee of Columbia awards the Mark Van Doren Award for Teaching to a professor with exceptional “humanity, devotion to truth, and inspiring leadership.” This year, it went to Professor of Mathematics Robert Friedman, who has taught in the math department for over 20 years. He chaired the department for three […]

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A Shifty Look At Secret Societies

By Bwog Staff on Apr 16, 2014 24 Comments

A couple weeks back, the Internet (i.e. IvyGate) blew up a list of this year’s Sachems, to much discussion of how much secrecy exactly is involved and needed. Chief of Staff Writers Julia Goodman tells you why, despite their philanthropy and goodwill, Columbia senior societies neither have nor need full secrecy. It’s been a few […]

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Where Art Thou?

By Bwog Staff on Apr 16, 2014 0 Comments

Scheduling is the worst/best thing ever. Shrug off some of your extreme class FOMO with other ways to learn cool things (they exist!), courtesy of Arts Editor Madysen Luebke. Wednesday: The New York Historical Society is holding an after-hours viewing of their Bill Cunningham Facades exhibit, along with a screening of Bill Cunningham New York, all for free with […]

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Dining Halls Should Serve Cereal At Every Meal

Rachel Deal 1

cheerios
columbia dining
frosted monstrosities
my favorite is uhhhhh rice krispies or cheerios
please comment below what your favorite cereal is
sarah dahl eats lucky charms every day
their rice krispies are obviously store brand tho i can tell by the taste

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SGA, MISC, And Other Acronyms Meet

Dassi Karp 0

academic affairs
anyone catch those Barnard-branded tarps on all the scaffolding why
enough with the protests already
global
MISC
once again ignoring important lecture about nuclear weapons you're welcome
spellcheck doesn't think inclusivity is a word
this inauguration seems like the lamest use of resources ever
this video comes in four parts
too loud

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Bwoglines: Breathe In, Breathe Out Edition

Sarah Harty 0

get a fucking flu shot
im yelling for yellen to come back
populating this administration with as many white men as possible
ya girl is back with a brand new day

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Field Notes: Super Bowl Weekend Edition

Thomas Saenz 0

field notes
how you eat a whole earring
I don't get the super bowl
I want to play a bottle of wine
my throat is sore I better not have the fucking flu
none of these stories are mine
only been to koronet once
roti roll
steal an avocado for me too

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Ferris Food Hacks

Olga Ivleva 1

all I ever eat is yogurt
always hungry
ferris forever
ferris mixers ftw
food hacks
I hate ferris lines
no more meatless Mondays bitch
still salty ferris staff didn't give me a shirt

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What Happened In Columbia Sports

Abby Rubel 0

Bwog does sports
bworts
i really wish the women's squash had beaten yale bc yale is way too bougie
patrick tape is awesome
women's basketball is home next weekend guys!!

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Cooking With Bwog: Chocolate Cupcakes With Ganache And Raspberry Buttercream

Mary Welsh 0

ate most of the batter already
chocolate overload
cooking with bwog
cupcake coma
get in my belly
I love this series
like Martha Stewart but actually a broke millenial

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Bwoglines: The Super Bowl Halftime Show Was A Letdown Edition

Thomas Saenz 0

bwoglines
city hall
good morning
I did like how they lit up minneanapolis tho
I hope someone tries to sue him or something for the prince usage
I woke up late but I still got this done in time
justin's performance was not good at all
olympics start on Thursday wow
politics and psych were my original two majors
shows you how much I love bwog
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