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CUNIX Homepages That Remind Us Of Geocities, Pt. 2

By Bwog Staff on Feb 20, 2014 3 Comments

We only scratched the surface the last time it went digging around the CUNIX servers. Here are some more of your COMS W1004 homepages that remind us of the Internet’s early days.

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At Two Swords’ Length: Are You A Cop?

By Bwog Staff on Feb 20, 2014 1 Comments

Be sure to grab a copy of The Blue and White, on campus now. For this issue’s At Two Swords’ Length (ATSL), Editor-in-Chief Torsten Odland, CC ’15, and Senior Editor Luca Marzorati, CC ’15 may or may not be members of law enforcement. Affirmative by Torsten Odland You’re damn right I’m a cop! What makes you […]

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SGA: An Alliance Might Be a Good Idea

By Bwog Staff on Feb 20, 2014 0 Comments

We really love keeping you up to date on all of the student government councils on campus. There’s ESC…CCSC…JCCC…SGA (obviously)…but wait, what about the other one? This Monday’s SGA meeting was all about one of the acronyms you probably don’t hear as much, GSSC, and how to change that. Bwogger and lover of abbreviations/GS Lauren […]

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Columbia Professor Brian Greene On The Colbert Report

By Bwog Staff on Feb 20, 2014 7 Comments

Columbia University’s own theoretical physicist and “World Science U” founder Brian Greene was recently a guest on The Colbert Report, where he gave Stephen Colbert a crash course in Einstein’s relativity theory, and explained why anyone would even want to teach (or learn about) science on the Internet anyway. Enjoy the clip below, or check it […]

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“You’re In Bad Taste!” And Other Information From the Best End Preview

By Bwog Staff on Feb 20, 2014 4 Comments

Orgo Night previewed this past Tuesday night in a totally free event held on Low Steps, a clear spoof on the West End Preview. Bwog’s own #1 Band Fan Claire Friedman checked that out, reluctantly. I wrapped a scarf around my neck and pulled on a hat, turning to tell my roommate that, “I just […]

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Bwoglines: Eh…It’s Not Looking So Great Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 20, 2014 2 Comments

Oh, Republican Party. You and your emails. (The Nation) Columbia’s resident Olympian Sasha Cohen might be hoping for the U.S. to win in Sochi, but naturally she’s betting on South Korea and Russia. (People) Pussy Riot is still under attack. (CNN) When good movies are left to mediocre critics, unfortunately “it’s still obnoxious hokum.” (BuzzFeed) Damn. (YouTube) […]

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V120 West End Preview Review

By Bwog Staff on Feb 19, 2014 11 Comments

Late last night, Bwog was ushered into the back room of Havana, usually reserved for drunken revelry and awkward hook-ups, for a different sort of party—The 120th Annual Varsity Show’s West End Preview. Although it still had its share of awkward premises and jokes that fell flat, we should note that we’re going to be […]

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BREAKING: Fire on Broadway and 113th

By Bwog Staff on Feb 19, 2014 7 Comments

Bwog was just tipped that there is a manhole on fire on the corner of 113th and Broadway. As of now, the street is closed off. Residents along 113th street smell smoke, and firetrucks are on the scene. We’ll update as we hear more.

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Lena Dunham Judges Nonfiction Contest, Entire Campus Submits That One Piece They Wrote in UWriting Freshman Year

By Bwog Staff on Feb 19, 2014 1 Comments

PSA: Lena Dunham is judging Quarto’s nonfiction writing contest this semester. We repeat, Lena Dunham. Regardless of your taste/distaste for her, she’s at the very least “a voice of a generation” (yes we quoted that line. Of course we quoted that line), and we know there was at least one week in 2012 when Girls […]

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Diana Roof To Be Permanently Opened (Later)

By Bwog Staff on Feb 19, 2014 13 Comments

The results from the SGA grant proposal are in: the Diana roof will now be open full-time for “recreational purposes.” Although a seemingly simple concept, opening the room actually requires installing a ten-foot high fence, which will cost between $50,000 and $60,000. It’ll be partly subsidized by the Barnard administration, but the project, the first […]

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Live at Lerner: Charlyne Yi

By Bwog Staff on Feb 19, 2014 2 Comments

Charlyne Yi, she of House, Knocked Up, and Paper Heart fame, is coming to Columbia! In Live at Lerner’s first “evening” program of 2014, she’s speaking/making you laugh for two hours tonight at 8 in Lerner Party Space. In case you didn’t know (as if), she’s cool and hilarious and once hung out with Fred […]

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Where Art Thou?

By Bwog Staff on Feb 19, 2014 1 Comments

Midterms slowly destroying your soul? Rejuvenate it at some of this week’s local cultural happenings, brought to you by resident artiste and arts editor Madysen Luebke. Ongoing: That’s right, V-Day is finally here with their annual performance of The Vagina Monologues. However, this time the performance has a controversial cast of all “self-identified women of color.” So […]

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Koronet To Temporarily Close For Renovations

Youngweon Lee 0

go get a piece of koronets tonight
we're excited to see what the renovations will bring!

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ConspiracyBwog: Where Did All the Coats That Disappeared At KDR Go?

Bwog Staff 3

another camille zimmerman shoutout
goosegate
i love anything that is just a word with the suffix gate attached
i'm gonna go out on a limb and say canada geese coats aren't that cute
probably won't be let back into kdr after this post
wanna go to a gatsby party

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The Inauguration Of President Beilock: A Celebration Met With Protest

Bwog Staff 6

bad bwitches only
i didn't go to the inauguration but the beanies they gave out looked very warm
i still can't believe they lit up the empire state building barnard blue but i also still went to the top of sulz tower to go see it
i'm guessing that this is why the chastity gates were closed when i tried to enter them at 4 pm
president sian leah beilock the eighth president of barnard college the liberal arts college for women of columbia university in the city of new york
they cancelled classes for this but i still had to go to my 10 am bio lab

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How To Avoid Your Old Hookups On Campus

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bwog always watches out for u
one time i was entering lerner and this one guy i hooked up was exiting lerner
so i pulled open the door for him to pass first but he saw my face and made a sharp turn and went out a diff door
tinder is the death of love
what if you wait for them to graduate and they come back and hang around campus
what if you wait for them to graduate and they come back for grad school

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Bwoglines: Winter Olympics Edition

Ramisa Murshed 0

devfest looks cool i'm thinking about going
take a shot every time trump says something stupid
the olympics! i haven't watched yet bc i haven't had time :(

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No, It’s Not Harry Potter; Yes, Photos Can Speak

Riva Weinstein 0

art art fart
everyone should go see these
it's a hike but a worthwhile hike
lenfest is amazing
some people in my film class took the subway every day to our class there but that seemed pretty bougie
steam not stem
support the arts etc
this looks so cool

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What’s Happening In Columbia Sports

Abby Rubel 0

Bwog does sports
bworts
good luck swimming and diving!
of course the fencing team is good
riley casey is also doing pretty well
seriously go watch zimmerman she's amazing

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A Panel Discussion: Where Next On Climate?

Angelica Lagasca 1

bwog science
it sucks that it wouldnt be eco friendly if we just incinerated all of the mta train cars
no lie i blame this all on capitalism
there was a nearby event that offered food but my fbi agent would not have approved

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