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Everyone Loves DSpar Photoshop Contest

By Bwog Staff on May 12, 2014 5 Comments

Just in time for the last week, Bwog is putting out another challenge to you all you photoshop-skilled procrastinators out there because of the amazing products of the Gulati photoshop contest. This time, DSpar is getting the photoshop treatment. We have chosen a professional, versatile, and still slightly intimidating photograph of Barnard’s great president. Bonus […]

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I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream For Primal Scream

By Bwog Staff on May 12, 2014 3 Comments

Just in case you tried to get to sleep early last night, the screaming and caterwauling coming from everywhere in Morningside Heights that woke you up at 12 AM was the Primal Scream, the traditional Sunday before finals venting of stress. Bwog took some videos so everyone can relive the catharsis. Footage from outside Butler […]

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Bwog in Bed: Self-Affirmation Edition

By Bwog Staff on May 12, 2014 0 Comments

The weekend is gone and you probably didn’t get anything done. That’s okay. Now it’s time to buckle down and get this over with. Just remember: it’s the last Monday of the semester! You can do it! Bwog believes in you! Bwogline: Austria’s Conchita Wurst won the Eurovision Song Contest yesterday. And now you’re going […]

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Faculty Release Letter Supporting Complaints Against Columbia’s Sexual Assault Policies

By Bwog Staff on May 11, 2014 78 Comments

Almost 100 faculty members have signed a letter calling for Columbia University to improve its sexual assault policies. The letter supports the recent complaints filed against Columbia for its handling of sexual assault under Title IX, Title II and the Clery Act. It condemns Columbia’s response, and calls for “serious and substantial reform with strong […]

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Senior Wisdom: Ben Harris

By Bwog Staff on May 11, 2014 11 Comments

Time to learn some valuable lessons before your second wave of finals hits. Our next Senior Wisdom comes from Ben Harris, who used to have three goldfish named Chicken, Noodle, and Soup. Name, Hometown, School, Major: Ben Harris, San Francisco (okay, okay, north of San Francisco…okay, the suburbs), Columbia College, Political Science Claim to fame: […]

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Primal Scream Tonight

By Bwog Staff on May 11, 2014 3 Comments

“Bwog, what’s happening?” “Bwog, I think someone is getting murdered outside my window?” “Bwog, someone in Butler is SCREAMING!!!!” These are all tips we will probably get tonight. Why? Primal Scream is tonight at midnight. For about 5 minutes, things are going to get loud. And primal. Because tomorrow is Monday and we all have […]

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What If… The Football Field Were Still On Campus?

By Bwog Staff on May 11, 2014 21 Comments

Bwog’s been spending a lot of time pondering the mysteries of Columbia lately. Baker Belittler Jon Lesser lets us know how great it would be if we had a shiny stadium instead of a smelly business school. In the days of Columbia old, the Morningside community could gather on any given fall Saturday around South […]

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Senior Wisdom: Sarina Bhandari

By Bwog Staff on May 11, 2014 22 Comments

Next up for a Senior Wisdom: Sarina Bhandari, who “could have been a guest on MTV’s Catfish.” Name, Hometown, School, Major: Sarina Bhandari, Los Altos Hills, CA, Sociology (which I love) and the Business Concentration (so I can get a job). Claim to fame: To this day no one really knows whether my escape from […]

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Swinging For The Fences With Alyssa Rodia

By Max Rettig on May 11, 2014 0 Comments

Ever heard of a sport called softball? Apparently it’s a lot of fun and Columbia has a team. Softball enthusiast Max Rettig talked to softballer Alyssa Rodia about it. Bwog: Explain softball briefly. Alyssa: Softball is basically baseball, but with a bigger ball and smaller field B: Tell me about the innings rules-baseball always seems to […]

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Bwog In Bed: Panic Edition

By Bwog Staff on May 11, 2014 6 Comments

Sunday? It’s Sunday? That means tomorrow is… Monday! AHHHHHHH!!! The best thing you can do right now is stay in bed and pretend this isn’t happening. That’s Bwog’s strategy, anyway. Bwogline: Michael Sam became the first openly gay player to be drafted in the NFL yesterday. If he can play, he can play! (NY Daily […]

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Reading Lit Hum’s Rapes

By Bwog Staff on May 10, 2014 154 Comments

While Bwog is generally not about the op-ed lifestyle, sometimes we’re tipped articles that we think are important to talk about. The following was sent to us by CC first years Miles Hilton, Lara Tang, and a third writer who wished to remain anonymous. This piece does not reflect the opinions of Bwog or its […]

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Roar, Lions! Baseball Wins Second Consecutive Ivy Title

By Bwog Staff on May 10, 2014 5 Comments

Less than a week after the Lions repeated as Gehrig Division champions, they reaffirmed their place atop the Ivy League. The Lions put bat to ball and took down Dartmouth in today’s Ivy League Championship Series double-header, winning 6-2 and 4-1 respectively to earn their second straight Ivy League title. David Speer set the tone […]

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Housing Reviews 2018: Wien

Nadra Rahman 0

authored by someone who had 20/242 and chose to live in wien
authored by someone who has willingly lived in wien for two years in a row
housing 2018
housing reviews 2018
single or death - a sophomore mantra
so relaxing to not have to speak to ur neighbor :)
tbh there are soooo many 3-2 students wandering wien and acting cult-like
the sink is not for urination
warning: room 544 has not been renovated
wien not wein

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Breaking Up (With Your Roommate) Is Hard To Do

Idris O'Neill 0

bad bwitches only
imagine a world in which i stop being obsessed w my current roommate BC SHES AMAZING and if youve ever met her youre BLESSED
sorry we arent rooming together next year but ur my fav xoxo
this is no way inspired by true events
this is sadder than the ending of la la land change my mind

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Housing Reviews 2018: Cathedral Gardens

Bwog Staff 1

cathedral gardens
housing 2018
housing reviews 2018
next to how many parks is CG located? two!
professors in your building: cool but also dangerous
that AC though!!!
the c train is underrated
writer of this review is lowkey hoping to live in CG this summer

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Bucketlist: North Korea And Citi Bike Skills

Timmy Wu 0

"Got in a fight about gender roles at the club."
"rape culture is not some buzzword"
bucketlist
Citi Bike Class sounds unnecessary and not at the same time
democracy
Electronic poetry
North Korea
Ukraine

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Science Fair: MD/PhD Edition

Alex Tang 0

bwog science
chem lab is a lot more fun when you pretend you're brewing potions at hogwarts
columbia astronomy outreach gets lots of bwog lovin
im not pre-med! im pre-clinician-scientist!
md/phds get free medical school! now that's something!
science fair

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Housing Reviews 2018: Nussbaum

Cara Hudson-Erdman 0

great news nussbaum and wu is open again
hardwood floors
housing 2018
housing reviews 2018
nussbaum
pretend you're on househunters
river views yooooo
where's wu

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Open Meeting Announcement: Bad News?!?! (NOT CLICKBAIT)

Levi Cohen 0

green grapes are god's gift
in an era of clickbait you must become the clickbait
open meeting announcement
pitches include but are not limited to: articles describing which of the 7 deadly sins corresponds to which room in butler
someone take photoshop away from me

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Bwoglines: I Am The April Fool Edition

Levi Cohen 0

@pontifex out here trying to rewrite catholic doctrine
bwog poll: does hell exist
bwoglines
cuomo is too much
de blasio is too much
i've been listening to animal crossing music for hours
la voz más hermosa del mundo tbh
laura ingraham: go on permanent vacation pls

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