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Bwog’s Declassified Butler Survival Guide: Displacing The Camper

By Bwog Staff on Oct 22, 2014 5 Comments

It’s midterms season, and you know what that means—Butler is full of  backpacks, books, and Blue Java coffee cups. Why? Because the students to whom those items belong are going to class whilst occupying an empty seat you so desperately need. Brave Butlerites Robert Sheardown and Claire Friedman tell you how to deal with the infamous Butler […]
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Bwoglines: College In The City Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 22, 2014 0 Comments

Desperate for an escape from midterms? Try faking a coma for two years like this guy did. (Gawker) Taylor Swift wrote an ode to New York for her new album, and it’s not great. (Gothamist) The war on smoking continues! It may cost more for you to fill your prescription at a pharmacy where they […]
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UNI Was A Jolly Good Café

By Josh Dillon on Oct 21, 2014 21 Comments

The rumors are true: UNI Café is shut down. When attempting to get our daily udon soup and large sugar cookie, Bwog was confronted with dark windows, an eviction notice, and hopeless despair. To remember our most honored Columbia hangout, UNI enthusiast Josh Dillon composed this heartbreaking eulogy. Note: this is best read with tissues and […]
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HeForShe At Columbia

By Lili Brown on Oct 21, 2014 25 Comments

Her Campus Barnard is bringing a new wave of feminism to Columbia and Barnard, encouraging men to get in on the action of gender equality. Inquisitive investigator Lili Brown met with the brass of Her Campus Barnard to discuss the recent movement and its role on campus.  Her Campus Barnard yesterday morning released a photo […]
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Jack And Eliza Are Columbia’s Hottest New Act

By Anna Hotter on Oct 21, 2014 7 Comments

A few moons ago, resident music critic Anna Hotter made the trek to Williamsburg to check out Columbia and NYU duo Jack and Eliza. After coming to terms with her own lack of artistic accomplishment, she is now finally ready to report from the field. When someone told me about a “really successful indie-rock band” […]
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Weekend Sports Wrap: Tennis Regionals Pit Lions Against Lions

By Ross Chapman on Oct 21, 2014 0 Comments

In another edition of Weekend Sports Wrap, tennis titan Ross Chapman brings you the scoop on Columbia’s performance in the regional tournaments and other sporting news, like what our awesome field hockey team is doing.  The Columbia men’s tennis team stamped their domination of the northeast into the record books this weekend. Six Lions reached […]
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Live at Lerner: Tim Miller

By Bwog Staff on Oct 21, 2014 0 Comments

Live at Lerner is back today for lunch and music, but they’re throwing you a curveball: the event today will be held in Lerner 555, not the usual Piano Lounge. If you’re wondering what could possibly inspire you to climb those extra flights of stairs, prepare to have your socks knocked off by today’s performer: Tim Miller, […]
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Bwoglines: “That’s Crazy, Bro” Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 21, 2014 0 Comments

Dr. W. Ian Lipkin, a professor at Columbia’s Mailman School of Health, said about a group undergraduates who created a protective suit for Ebola patients as part of Lipkin’s design challenge, “But the undergraduates! People talk about ennui and apathy in undergraduates? I don’t see it. They came up with some fantastic stuff.” More succinctly, […]
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A Note On Change

By Julia on Oct 20, 2014 46 Comments

To the members of the Columbia community, We owe you an apology. This Saturday we received a tip regarding a “strategy document” that had been circulated to leaders of many Columbia student organizations. It was our understanding that the names included in the document were on the public record. Students who spoke at the Town […]
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Field Notes: Unmet Expectations Edition

By Lili Brown on Oct 20, 2014 3 Comments

This weekend was in the wake of midterm season – and what did we do to work off some steam? Columbia falsely answered our prayers and decided to host a festival full of inflatable obstacle courses and balloons on College Walk for…children. So we were forced to put our middle finger dismay away and wind […]
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Midterms Monday In Emojis

By Bwog Staff on Oct 20, 2014 2 Comments

If your midterm is in five minutes, if you forgot how to read full sentences, if you never even ordered the Lit Hum books, don’t panic – say hello to your new best studying companion. Here for your enjoyment/minor alleviating of midterms anxiety are full summaries of the Lit Hum books covered on the upcoming midterm […]
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Alma Mater And The Chamber Of Clandestine Secrets

By Britt Fossum on Oct 20, 2014 3 Comments

Tunnel Explorer and Potions Master Britt Fossum thought she had what it took to be the heir of Slytherin. She quickly realized her mistake. Every Columbia student knows the legend of the owl nestled among Alma Mater’s robes, who will bless the first student in each year to find it with the title Valedictorian. But […]
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To The Witch Who Cursed Me

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Science Fair + Join Bwog Science!

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Open Meeting Announcement: Variations On A Grecian Theme

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Bwoglines: FIRST OPEN MEETING Edition

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Where Art Thou: Sakura Blossoms Edition

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  • happy new semester everyone!! let's see some motherfuckin ART
  • must... restrain... self... from going to another shakespeare in the park show instead of doing my homework
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What Should Nussbaum The Dorm Be Called Now That Nussbaum The Bagel Shop Is Dead?

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Become A Staff Writer And Steer Bwog In New Directions

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Bwoglines: Extraterrestrial Espionage Edition

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