Bwog’s new Barnard Bureau Chief extraordinaire Lauren Beltrone braved the cheery glow of the Diana to report to you from Monday’s meeting. The first meeting of the semester started off with Renee Kraiem, SGA’s VP for Communications and my lovely predecessor, reviewing the new “on the recond” rule, which holds that tacking “this is off […]
While you’re still in denial about the inevitable onslaught of midterms, papers, and problem sets that will soon descend upon you, take advantage of the first few weeks of the semester and its myriad opportunities for free food. Head over to the Lerner West Ramp Lounge tonight from 8:30-10 for free pizza and an information session for […]
Noon, today in the Lerner Piano Lounge is Live at Lerner’s first Sounds event (read: not a film screening) of the year! Lunch will have a Greek theme (which warms Bwog’s hungry heart), so grilled scallops and shrimp, spinach stuffed mushrooms, stuffed grape leaves, hummus, eggplant spread, spinach and artichoke dip, etc. The featured band will be […]
This is not a drill. Bwog has received 3 tips that Kanye is somewhere near Kent and Avery. Our eyes on the ground didn’t get a photo, but we received two from twitter user @shelanty. We’re still working to find out why he’s here. Please send any info to tips@bwog.com! Update, 11:45 am: More pictures, courtesy […]
Unfortunately, Miley Cyrus’ twerking wasn’t a hoax. But this video was (YouTube, HuffPo, Flavorwire). In other fails, NPR thinks President Obama’s speech on Syria won’t sway doubters (NPR). RuPaul and several Drag Race stars hit Grammercy Theater last Friday (including Carmen Carrera, Ivy Winters, and Sharon Needles). You better werk (NewNowNext). Bill de Blasio, shante you stay (New […]
Update: As of 11:56 pm, power is back. At 8:54 pm tonight, Bwog received a tip that the power in Wien had gone out. Skeptical, Bwog checked out of our 18th story EC window to see most lights in Wien on, indicating that the tipster was in error. Around 9:30, we received confirmation from the […]
Your schedules don’t have to be finalized until Friday and Bwog knows that you are still looking for that one golden class that will make your ridiculously high tuition worth it. Here are our humble suggestions; please leave your own in the comments. American Studies: Andrew Delbanco, Foundations of American Literature Anthropology: Severin Fowles, Origins […]
Lucky, lucky you. We at The Blue and White cordially invite you to join us on this Tuesday evening at our weekly meeting, which takes place at 9pm in the crypt of St. Paul’s Chapel. We’ll be pitching stories for the upcoming October issue and discussing the NSOP issue past. If you’ve ever dreamed of […]
The mysterious figures at the U.S. News & World Report have emerged once more with the rankings that will dominate high school senior’s lives for the next year. Aaaaaaaand….no change! Columbia remains at the comfortable #4 in National University rankings — just like last year — behind Princeton, Harvard, and Yale (although in a shocking […]
The overnight guest policy at Barnard was changed this year. Sleepover queen Courtney Couillard reports. Most Barnard girls have experienced the biggest over-exaggerated fiasco of living in the quad—you’re going to the bathroom at 1 am and run into a rare species: a man. But as most girls know, it really is not a big deal, […]
Bwog’s daring ESC escapades reporter Keenan Albee attended his first meeting of the year, and brought us back this intriguing report. Trips to Cali, cruises to Alaska, and waiting in line for nine hours at the MoMA (was the Rain Room really worth it?) numbered among the summer excursions for ESC members, who descended upon Lerner on Monday for […]
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