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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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Bwoglines: You Thought It Was Over Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 16, 2014 2 Comments

Remember last year’s Gillian Flynn craze? Well, they’re making a movie (shocker), it’s being directed by David Fincher, and it has Ben Affleck. Here are some enlightening thoughts on the 96-second trailer. (Vulture) Oppose de Blasio, and support the horse carriages!.. a sentence we never thought we’d hear ourselves say. (NY Daily News) NYPD just said […]

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Summer Storage Showdown

By Bwog Staff on Apr 15, 2014 2 Comments

If your NYC friends won’t let you leave all your crap in their home and you live farther than driving distance, summer storage is probably the way to go. But how do you choose what company should have the privilege of handling your precious belongings after housing kicks you out promptly on May 17th? The Housing […]

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ESC: Fun With Dean Kachani

By Bwog Staff on Apr 15, 2014 0 Comments

This week’s ESC meeting featured a guest appearance from Vice Dean of Columbia Engineering Soulaymane Kachani. Of course, he was only the second most important guest at the meeting next to Bwog’s own Joe Milholland, here to give you a recap of this week’s exciting meeting. After first commenting that there should be food for the […]

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BwogSports: Baseball And Softball Play Opposites Against Princeton

By Max Rettig on Apr 15, 2014 1 Comments

Now that the weather has finally changed and become seasonally-appropriate, baseball and softball season sounds about right. Sports lover Max Rettig gives the latest exciting lowdown on these two teams—and more—below. Baseball: The Lions swept Princeton in a display of offense and defense over the weekend, coming from behind in a 9-6 win and then following […]

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Prison Divest Hosts A Week Of Engagement

By Bwog Staff on Apr 15, 2014 1 Comments

This week, Columbia Prison Divest is holding a Week of Engagement along with several other schools throughout the country. From Monday to Friday, CPD will be holding events in a variety of locations around Columbia in order to publicize their cause and to talk about the issues surrounding mass incarceration. Earlier this semester, a group of […]

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SGA: Passover And Democracy

By Bwog Staff on Apr 15, 2014 2 Comments

Monday’s SGA meeting was cut really short due to Passover this week, but Barnard Bureau Chief Lauren Beltrone was there anyways to keep you in the loop. Before delving into the real stuff, here’s a reminder to vote (again) on my.barnard.edu today. Probably because too many Barnard students were having separation anxiety and didn’t successfully […]

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What’s Happening In Columbia Sports

Abby Rubel 0

Bwog does sports
bworts
good luck women's squash!
i wish the basketball teams could get their shit together
is regina george on our lacrosse team
let's be real men's basketball peaked at brown last week

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Bwoglines: Close Rikers Edition

Idris O'Neill 0

bad bwitches only
bcrw is full of amazing women
de blasio opening up more prisons is a dub
go to the bcrw event!!!
rikers closing is a W
rip kalief browder
they hosted invisible no more last semester and it was life changing

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Woe, Woe! Your Professor Wants You To Purchase A New Textbook Even Though It’s February

Levi Cohen 0

@professors PLACE ORDERS FOR YOUR BOOKS
based on a true story?
bookstore employee or therapist: you decide
high tragedy
remember scary stories to tell in the dark
this isnt hard
Uris rly is that ugly

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V124 West End Preview Fails To Entertain

Bwog Staff 0

over-enthusiastic and not particularly intriguing describes like half our classes
shoutout to the people who complimented our 'fuck the varsity show' shirts
sorority jokes seem so like last year
talmage wise can redeem anything
v124
v124? more like v12-bore
varsity show
we really wanted to like it this year

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The Trials And Tribulations Of Ordering Postmates At Columbia

Sarah Harty 0

dont be mean to me in the comments
im aware this is not the only option
ordering when the chastity gates are closed <<<
still i will continue to use it
this is a psa
you cant even find out your rating like on uber

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Personals: Victoria And Kate

Bwog Staff 1

harry potter haters need not apply ever tbh
jk rowling has disappointed me so much lately though
personals
that reading nook is the best thing i've ever seen
victoria is lying lots of things redeem her as a human being

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Best Places On Campus To Ugly Cry In Peace

Isabel Sepúlveda 0

i'm not extra enough to cry at the sundial
if i'm not crying i'm dying
make sure if you're crying in a bathroom
or 2-ply toilet paper
wear sunglasses and you can cry anywhere without being geographically restricted
where are the squash courts i like the sound of those

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In Defense Of: People Playing The Piano In The Piano Lounge

Abby Rubel 1

In Defense Of
maybe if we write about the piano lounge enough i'll be able to spell it on the first try
there are basically zero practice rooms on this campus
where else can they practice
you can't put a piano in your room

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