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Found: Best Friend

By Bwog Staff on Feb 09, 2014 4 Comments

Seen on College Walk yesterday. Hope this story has a happy ending. Send info to tips@bwog.com It’s a cold, cold world out there.

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Bucket List: Russia, Religion

By Bwog Staff on Feb 09, 2014 1 Comments

Bucket List represents the unbelievable intellectual privilege we enjoy as Columbia students. We do our very best to bring to your attention important guest lecturers and special events on campus. As always, feel free to mention any events we may have missed in the comments section and we’ll add them. Our recommendations for this week […]

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Bwoglines: Finally/Finale Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 09, 2014 0 Comments

Finally: The U.S. Justice Department has decided to expand rights and benefits to same-sex marriages in the United States. (Chicago Tribune) Finale: Jimmy Fallon’s final night on Late Night broke a few important records. No biggie. (Broadway World) Finally: We now know what us Earthlings look like from Mars. (The Space Reporter) Finale: The bane […]

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Personals: Orli Matlow, GS/JTS ’15

By Bwog Staff on Feb 08, 2014 9 Comments

Romance awaits! Today’s bachelorette is Orli Matlow, who wins Bwog’s undying respect by saying that she is “a Bey” looking for “a Jay.” If you want to take this awesome lady on a date, email us and we’ll set it up (and give you ten whole dollars to woo her). If you don’t, we still think […]

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Students Protest Award Recipient Sherry Lansing

By Bwog Staff on Feb 08, 2014 7 Comments

Columbia student representing Students United Against Sweatshops (USAS), which seems to be a lot of the same people as SWS but under a different name, showed up at the Diana Center today to protest Sherry Lansing’s receipt of the 2014 Laura Ziskin Lifetime Achievement Award at the Athena Film Festival. Lansing is a former actress and […]

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So(chi) Many Problems: Why We Love the Olympics

By Bwog Staff on Feb 08, 2014 0 Comments

Despite controversy surrounding Russia’s gay propaganda laws, the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics started off with a bang last night. The opening ceremony oscillated between creepy, glitchy, and magnificent. Bwog wants to share our favorite parts of the show with you: The light-up Olympic rings fiasco, which became a t-shirt the instant it happened. How did the designer […]

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Overseen: Dark Fortune

By Bwog Staff on Feb 08, 2014 1 Comments

Some bitter soul tucked this foreboding fortune into the blueprint of the Barnard pool. To them, we ask, “who really needs a pool when the tunnels around Hewitt always smell like one anyway?” RIP pool

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Chad Washington’s Hate Crime Case Dismissed

By Bwog Staff on Feb 08, 2014 23 Comments

The New York Criminal Course formally dismissed the case of Chad Washington, CC’15 and a Columbia football player, yesterday. Washington was charged with a hate crime after his alleged assault of an Asian classmate in May 2013, right before the football team received attention for tweets containing racial and homophobic slurs. Washington’s required 10 days of community service were […]

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Bwoglines: Getting Wild Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 08, 2014 1 Comments

A comment on female hysteria? Hear from the artists themselves. (HuffPost Live) He probably just wanted to give the First Lady a hug. Because unfortunately, President Obama is out of town. (NY Daily News) The fencing team’s 82-year-old coach is basically “Yoda.” (NY Times) We started the Olympics off in our usual dominant fashion. U-S-A! […]

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Personals: SB

By Bwog Staff on Feb 07, 2014 15 Comments

Get ready to fall in love, Columbia. We’re kicking off this year’s batch of Personals with a double-hitter: SB. If you want to take this awesome human on a date, email personals@bwog.com and we’ll set it up (furnished by ten whole dollars). If you don’t, we still think you deserve a shot at love. Fill […]

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Named Scholarship Reception Speaker Makes Surprisingly Ungenerous Remarks

By Bwog Staff on Feb 07, 2014 21 Comments

Last night, Deantini held a reception for recipients and donors of named scholarships. One of the speakers was longtime donor Daniel Loeb ’83, the founder and CEO of an “event-driven, value-oriented” hedge fund headquartered in New York. And apparently he held some intensely fiscally conservative views. All of our staff who were invited had, um, […]

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Bwog Goes to the MoMA, Sees Awesomeness

By Max Rettig on Feb 07, 2014 1 Comments

As you may have heard recently, the MoMA (Museum of Modern Art, for those with too much work to know) recently partnered with Columbia’s own Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library to acquire many of famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s collections, manuscripts, and designs. Avery and MoMA decided to become friends and team up to […]

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Fun Facts From Columbia’s Wikipedia Page

Youngweon Lee 3

columbia fun facts
the ceo of morgan stanley is a columbia alum pls hire me
who said wikipedia isn't a reliable source of information
who tf knew we had 2 more campuses in like upstate new york

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A Bucket List for Yiddish Celebrities

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bucket list
kick the bucket list
last year this event had free yiddish dessert
meet a yiddish celebrity
one of lexie's last bucket list :(
writing this in my 8:40 right now
yiddish celebrities

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Bwoglines: The He Shall Not Be Named Edition

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A whole post without mentioning trump
cheap food
christmas is nearly here
fiji water should be a right
keep going
life is difficult
Meghan markle is a princess but so am i
Motivational tuesday
news is hard
Somebody buy me a christmas tree please
that is a big deal today
water is a human right

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Field Notes: Thanksgiving Break Edition

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currently in butler on the 6th floor if you wanna holla @ me
field notes
hi mom I know you're reading this
I miss in-n-out now
making lots of memories
thanksgiving break
the first thing my grandmother said when she saw me was I lost weight lmaoo
you speak England well

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Why The Stacks Close So Early

Youngweon Lee 1

columbia library (as in the whole library system) is one of the biggest libraries in the nation by the number of books in possession did you know
isnt it wild that there is literally one full time staffer at night in the entire library
ms mrkich also said some students might go all 4 years without checking out a single book and i think that's a huge fuckin loss
no shenanigans in the stacks pls
personally i dont understand why yall would wanna be in the stacks that late lol
stacks safety
thank you ms mrkich for the interview!

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Bwoglines: Welcome Back From Break Edition

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bwog condemns abandoning drinks
if you don't know how to use coursework by November I'm sorry sweaty
knowing finals is 3 weeks away makes me want to cry
sexual harassment isn't a fucking partisan issue everyone needs to react and condemn it
the struggle is real rn
titanic headass
trust fund babies
we love nyc's shitty infrastructure
what do you do with a problem like syria

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Bwog Gives Thanks

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friends family & felines
thankful for international students who can't go home for this break
thankful for that one prof who never says anything about us dozing off in seminar
thankful for the armchairs in lerner 510
thankful for the fact that break starts on wednesday this year
thanksgiving
we're thankful for our readers!
yes succulents count as people

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How To Turkey Drop It Like It’s Hot

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gobble gobble why dont you love me tyrone
gobble gobblez because i want to have stacks sex but youre all the way in cornell
happy fucksgiving
is time real
turkey BYE

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