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Spooky Bwog Meeting Tonight!

By Bwog Staff on Oct 26, 2014 0 Comments

Interested in hearing about all of the spooky, scary, halloween things we have in store? Fear not, curious creature. We have just the suggestion (no tricks involved this time, only treats). Come to the weekly Bwog meeting tonight in the SGO on the 5th floor of Lerner at 7PM to hear about all things Bwog-o-ween related. Food, friends, and fun […]

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Barnard Celebrates 125th Anniversary With Founders Day

By Bwog Staff on Oct 26, 2014 8 Comments

In celebrating Barnard’s 125 Anniversary with Founder’s Day, the college has just revealed a new sign at the corner of Broadway and 116th. Today only from 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM, Barnard is opening its doors to the public to celebrate its history and legacy in women’s education. According to Barnard’s press release, the following free activities […]

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Bucket List: Lit, Humanities, & Ebola

By Karen Yuan on Oct 26, 2014 1 Comments

Bucket List represents the intellectual privilege we enjoy as Columbia students. Check out interesting guest lecturers and special events before fall break is upon us! Our recommendations for this week are below and the full list is after the jump. If you notice any events that have been left off the list, or a correction, please leave […]

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Bwoglines: Mishaps And Misjudgments Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 26, 2014 2 Comments

In the world of football, Michigan State decided to run up the score after Michigan apparently “disrespected” them earlier in the game by planting a spear in their field. Hey, at least they didn’t shout about Ebola. (Michigan Live) Nevada police officers arrested a man who went on a spree attacking seven people within an […]

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Bwog’s Costume Closet: Ivy League Sheep

By Bwog Staff on Oct 25, 2014 2 Comments

Although the idea of a creating a f***ball Halloween costume in honor of Homecoming was tempting, we couldn’t think of anything you would need besides an “Also Ran” participation trophy. Instead, Claire Friedman, lover of the movie “Hocus Pocus,” is here with another great costume idea for you to impress your drunken friends (/parents?): an Ivy League Sheep. […]

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Goldberg Talks About The Sexual Assault Policy At USenate Plenary

By Joe Milholland on Oct 25, 2014 0 Comments

Bureaucracy buff Joe Milholland ventured to the University Senate plenary on Friday, coming back with word on the University’s evolving sexual assault policy, Ebola, and Manhattanville. At the Friday, October 24 USenate Plenary, Suzanne Goldberg, the Special Advisor to the President for Sexual Assault Policy, talked about the sexual assault policy and took questions from the […]

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What The Faust? A Theater Review

By Bwog Staff on Oct 25, 2014 4 Comments

Risking soul and sanity, casual culture critic Ross Chapman brings his everyman perspective to avant-garde theatre. We all know the feeling. It’s the night before a big presentation, and you haven’t looked at the text at all. It’s got some big, scary name on the front. Adorno, maybe, or Hegel, or Butler. You open up the first two […]

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Bwoglines: Disposable Income Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 25, 2014 0 Comments

Just in time for Halloween, the Connecticut ghost town of Johnsonville has been put up for sale by a hotel developer for $800,000. (Business Insider) Creatively-named Luxembourg space exploration company LuxSpace has launched the first private (unmanned) mission to the moon. LuxSpace was able to keep the cost under a million dollars by hitching a ride […]

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#Ferguson: Reporting A Viral News Story

By Taylor Grasdalen on Oct 24, 2014 0 Comments

Bwog writer Taylor Grasdalen spent her Thursday night over at the Journalism School to hear from those reporters and members of the community closest to recent months’ events in Ferguson, Missouri. “Can a black man in the United States get legal justice? That is the story.” Wesley Lowery of The Washington Post stresses that reporting on scene does […]

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Bwog’s Costume Closet: INITIATION Girl

By Bwog Staff on Oct 24, 2014 2 Comments

Halloweekend is right around the corner and if you’re planning on taking home the grand prize in our costume contest, you had better start brainstorming. Thank goodness Queen of Halloween Claire Friedman has you covered with Columbia-themed costume ideas coming at you all week! Today, she’s got step-by-step instructions on how to transform yourself into a […]

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PrezBo Agrees To Meet With Columbia Prison Divest And Barnard Columbia Divest

By Bwog Staff on Oct 24, 2014 6 Comments

In a perhaps unprecedented move, PrezBo has agreed to meet with the Columbia Prison Divest protesters who stood with signs outside 501 Schermerhorn during his popular Freedom of Speech and Press class on Wednesday. He has also agreed to meet with Barnard Columbia Divest as of this morning. October 22 was recognized as the official National […]

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Writing About Writing In Your Twenties

By Max Rettig on Oct 24, 2014 0 Comments

Want to write? Scared about what will happen to your writing in your twenties? Max Rettig, a young man in his (early) twenties (so he hasn’t yet reached the HOLY CRAP I’M IN MY TWENTIES phase yet), explored the Writing in Your Twenties Panel and has written a piece about it. Late last night, well […]

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Bwoglines: We Hurri-can’t Deal With This Edition

Isabel Sepúlveda 0

bwop to the top
people are dead donald
so so many hurricanes wow thanks climate change
thank god they evacuated the dogs
why are there so many names for hurricane type weather?

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An Introduction To The Milstein Center

Ramisa Murshed 0

bwog love for barlib
bwog love for those GREEN CHAIRS
millie? cheryl? which is it girls
milstein center
so nice to have the tunnels back
we have already napped in the green chairs and it hasn't even been two full weeks of school yet
which plants are on the outdoor terraces?

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The Real Reasons We Go To Barnard

Elle Ferguson 1

1 makeup is an art form
2 lesbianism is also an art form
barnard bwog
gaybwog is expanding
speaking of gay barnard - Q meets on wednesday nights and is very chill
the draft of this post was called 'witchcraft and lesbians'

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Where Art Thou: Settling In For The Semester Edition

Riva Weinstein 0

i haven't seen any of the films on the lenfest lineup but 54 director's cut looks good
perhaps i'll ask my cousin michael....
rip me i'm getting sick but still going to a broadway play woot
where art thou?

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Hula Poke Graces MoHi With Its Presence: A Review

Vivian Zhou 0

11 bucks for this is a decently good price ?
bwop it like it's hot
hula hula
jenny's verdict is that the poke is average but the place is a good addition to the neighborhood
we love neighborhood establishments

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Pitchfork Reviews: Public Or Private? By The Columbia Kingsmen

Zack Abrams 1

enjoy the ten cents of revenue you got from me listening to this album in order to review it
jk but like not really
kingsmen
literally a shitpost of a cover
music criticism
this is for the stolen craft beer
what is that album art

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Bwoglines: X Marks The Progress Edition

Zack Abrams 0

also kavanaugh just had a list of 65 women he didn't rape on container huh
bwoglines
get it? flipped?
it's been a minute
the goat
why don't we just not brexit

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The Questions Of MLK’s Last Three Years Comprise The Struggle Of The Last Fifty

Sophie Murphy 1

here we go again
mlk first denounced the vietnam war in a speech at riverside church
riverside church is also called "rockefeller's apology to god"
sidewalks in front of the church are heated so snow doesn't stick to them
yay new bwoggers!

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