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Actual Wisdom: Richard Pious

By Bwog Staff on Dec 14, 2013 12 Comments

It’s the weekend! Our suggestion to you on this snowy Saturday is to forgo Butler and curl up in your bed by the window to do your studying as the snow falls. To help you along the path to enlightenment, we bring you the wisdom of Richard Pious, who’s “just a humble professor.” Justify your […]

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Actual Quote: “I sat on Lee Bollinger’s bed and was watching football on TV.”

By Bwog Staff on Dec 14, 2013 12 Comments

Before Bollinger was president of Columbia, he was president of Michigan. And despite the way he left—setting off a not-minor kerfluffle at UMich by leaving right after averring that he had no intention to leave—PrezBo left his mark on UMich. See, at right, PrezBo at a house party he hosted after a huge UMich football […]

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Day In The Life: Sophomore Calls Mom, Double Dates

By Bwog Staff on Dec 14, 2013 15 Comments

Continuing our welcome of the Early Decision admits to the Class of 2018, Bwog presents Saturday Daily Editor Britt Fossum’s typical Saturday. 8:30 am: Woken up by Skype noises coming from an open computer. It was left open because I fell asleep fully dressed at 9 PM the night before waiting for a friend to […]

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The Puppies are Coming, The Puppies are Coming!

By Bwog Staff on Dec 14, 2013 11 Comments

Yes, there is a thing called the Puppy Coalition. And yes, they are coming to a freshman dorm near you! From 1:45pm-3:30pm there will be puppies in the John Jay and Furnald lounges. In addition there will be “crazy holiday crafts,” and something described as “back rubs” from a masseuse team called “Stressbusters” in John Jay. […]

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Bwog in Bed: A Quick Breather

By Bwog Staff on Dec 14, 2013 0 Comments

You have a whole weekend to study and that should be plenty, right? You’re going to ace that Monday test because you’re starting to study now, right? Right?! Bwogline: Bad things happen in Colorado. (CNN) Finals Tip: You don’t actually have to study as long as you look the part. Wear sweatpants/yoga pants/baseball hats/shapeless clothing. As long […]

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SAE’s Side of the Story

By Bwog Staff on Dec 13, 2013 7 Comments

After hearing about toddler frat Sigma Alpha Epsilon having their recognition withdrawn, Bwog’s Sarah Faith Thompson sat down with two former senior brothers. They spoke openly about what happened under the condition of anonymity. The night began with a pregame in a frat member’s suite where pledges were invited via mass text message. Senior members […]

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Actual Wisdom: Roger Anderson

By Bwog Staff on Dec 13, 2013 4 Comments

True wisdom comes when you need it most. Today, Roger Anderson blatantly disregards the 30 words or fewer limit. We’ll forgive him somehow. Justify your existence in 30 words or fewer: I aim for a life “well lived”, while pushing the frontiers of science and particularly computational learning. And I know I am leaving a legacy […]

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We Wouldn’t Touch You With a Ten-Foot Poll

By Bwog Staff on Dec 13, 2013 4 Comments

As you may recall, Bwog has recently been on a journey of self-discovery and institutional memory in which we trawl through Columbia’s history to bring you cool things. Recently, we sat down in the RBML with a huge stack of old yearbooks to find weird memorabilia and embarrassing pictures of Obama. While we kind of […]

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In Defense Of: Taking a Night Off

By Bwog Staff on Dec 13, 2013 4 Comments

It’s been a long couple of days in the mad pre-finals crunch. You deserve a break. Internet Enthusiast Elizabeth Self tells you why. I see you over there. Yes, you. Droopy-eyed, head propped up on arm, huge backpack on the floor and study guide open, though you’re scrolling slower than the snow on the Hamilton […]

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Finally Putting MechE To Good Use

By Bwog Staff on Dec 13, 2013 5 Comments

Late one night, Bwog received this tip from an enterprising Butlerite: An archaic fix to an archaic problem: one of the stalls in the men’s room outside butler 209 has had a broken lock for YEARS. It took one brave, yet disgruntled mechanical engineering student to finally do something about it. Your not-so-anonymous tipster/resident tinkerer, […]

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Day In The Life: Captain Adventure Doesn’t Know Your Name

By Bwog Staff on Dec 13, 2013 4 Comments

Continuing our warm welcome of the newly EDmitted Class of 2018, Bwog is presenting a rundown of our typical day because we’re Real People that have Real Lives (at least, that’s what we tell ourselves after the fifth day straight in Butler). A sophomore staffer who wished to remain anonymous (Real People can be anonymous, […]

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Senior Wisdom: Pazia Miller

By Bwog Staff on Dec 13, 2013 10 Comments

Welcome back to another round of our short December Senior Wisdoms, shouting out to those midyear graduates. Here we have Pazia Miller—we can’t believe her life, either. Name, Hometown, School: Pazia Shayne Miller (Pronounced Asia with a P at the front), raised in Baltimore and transplanted to White Plains, New York (REPRESENT). Barnard College always. Claim […]

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How To Make The Most Of Staying On Campus For Fall Break

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fall break
goodnight columbia
guess which ones of these we're doing
ready to sleep for a day
ready to sleep for a YEAR
submit field notes we love non-bwogger field notes!
we're seeing the band's visit over break and we're very excited about it

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Ferris: A Guide On Etiquette

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be!!!! considerate!!!! of!!! others!!!!!!!
i hate people who walk slow
i have 30 minutes for lunch on mondays and wednesdays and i can't have people walking slow and blocking my way in ferris
space is precious - be aware of how much space you are occupying!!! be conscientious and considerate!!!! other people could use that space you are unnecessarily taking up!!!!
why don't people know which way to walk in ferris it's so annoying

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A History Of Echoes Part 2: Sound Of Trans Freedom

Isabel Sepúlveda 0

important-ass issues to think about
y'all should watch paris is burning
yay intersectionality

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Stop Kicking Students Out Of The Stacks: A Rant

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bwog gets existential
don't have sex in the stacks just go to your room goddamn it
happy end of midterms (unless you have more after midterms lmao)
i don't actually even go to the stacks to study i'm just writing for my fellow miserable students who do
i'm sorry i ever wrote that article pls stop patrolling the stacks
please take care of yourselves and your mental health

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Bwoglines: Eleven Glorious Minutes Edition

Zack Abrams 1

courtney barnett is so cool
have you seen that tax plan
i love the name of this album
seriously i had the best 11 minutes in months
sometimes i sit and think and sometimes i just sit and listen to "sometimes i sit and think and sometimes i just sit"
tags to wake tags to sleep tags tags tags every day of the week
the goat
the trump supporter ceo didnt even give time for the reporters to gather their clips

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Awakening Our Democracy: Free Speech On Campus

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awakening our democracy
free speech
free speech on campus
freedom of expression
unitedCU
university life

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Freshman Temporarily Moved To East Campus Experiences Carman Withdrawals

Aliya Schneider 0

as a poli sci major i want to be actiabap (as close to international affairs building as possible)
cant believe the fucking ceilings fell in
meanwhile barnard students still cant sign in ANYWHERE
smh @ construction
who would choose carman over ec though lbr
wtf

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NGOs, Human Rights, And Career Advice: A Conversation With Matthew Kennis

Zoe Sottile 0

advocacy at its finest
bwog loves human rights
college is a formative experience
I have this weird association of Guatemala with cantaloupes is that weird
would bwog get into law school?

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