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SGA: Chicken Soup for the Barnard Soul

By Bwog Staff on Oct 29, 2013 2 Comments

Bwog Barnard Baccalaureate Lauren Beltrone keeps you up to date on the ever-fascinating, ever-relevant content of Monday’s SGA meetings. She also apologizes for the misleading title and admits that this article contains little to no uplifting inspiration in the form of “real stories.” No one could really focus at Monday’s meeting, maybe because Halloweek had […]

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Bwoglines: Doing The Best I Can Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 29, 2013 0 Comments

It’s all right, Banksy’s New York “residency” is doing good for our neighborhoods. (NY Times) Some guy just really wants to win the New Yorker cartoon caption contest. (Shitty New Yorker Cartoon Captions) Did you know that most unpaid internships are technically illegal? Did you know that the government (pre-, during and post-shutdown) totally […]

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Home Invasion At Columbia Apartment On 111th

By Bwog Staff on Oct 29, 2013 14 Comments

According to breaking911.com, there’s just been a home invasion at a Columbia apartment at 535 West 111th street (most likely University Apartment Housing). Police are looking for three males with masks and armed with guns, and NYPD Mobilization 1 was requested; according to Spec, there’s no information aside that from the police press line. Stay […]

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Field Notes: Weekend of 10/24-10/27

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2013 12 Comments

In order to get you through the last few days before Fall Break, here’s our latest round of notes from the field; or, what you all were getting up to/complaining about/getting in trouble for this weekend. Read some quality drunk inspired tips and stories below, and be sure to tip your own Halloweekend happenings. Student […]

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It’s the Great Bwog Costume Contest, Charlie Brown.

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2013 2 Comments

Maybe you already celebrated Halloween this past weekend and are loath to pull out your worse-for-the-wear costume for another round. Maybe you had counted on waiting in line at Ricky’s for several hours at the last minute for something you could wear once and then deny any photographic evidence that you ever wore it. Maybe […]

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How You Livin, Columbia?

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2013 4 Comments

The preliminary results from the University Senate’s much-touted Quality of Life survey were released this weekend. Bwog looked at numbers so you don’t have to, and here’s what we found interesting: Note: all results are based on the pool of people who responded, so data is not representative of entire student body but rather the […]

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Forget What Your APUSH Teacher Taught You: CMTS Presents Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2013 10 Comments

Last weekend, CMTS performed Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson. Historical hottie fan Alina Sodano, BC’17, watched the bloodbath. Lock up your prepubescent children because Andrew Jackson is coming to town! Or rather, he came to town last weekend for CMTS’s production of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, the not-so-orthodox rock musical that explores the complicated legacy of President Andrew […]

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The Sky is Falling in McBain

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2013 33 Comments

Oh wait, no. Sheetrock is falling. Late this past Friday night, the ceiling of a McBain double inexplicably fell while one of the room’s occupants watched in terror. The sheetrock fell onto one of the roommate’s desk, bed and shattered her phone. Luckily, both of the sophomores are alright, though probably traumatized by McBain doing what […]

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Event: Fall Fest

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2013 0 Comments

Bwog was tipped to watch out on Low Plaza for Fall-themed events from 1-5: Come celebrate the season on Low Plaza tomorrow afternoon at CU’s first-ever FALL FEST, sponsored by Columbia-Barnard buildOn and Columbia Students for International Service! Get excited for **autumnal treats & refreshments, live acoustic music, and goofy Halloween booths** courtesy of various […]

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CCSC: Pre-Fall Break

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2013 3 Comments

Joseph Milholland fearlessly ventures into the hallowed Hall of Lerner to bear witness to another CCSC meeting. Confidence was in the air of this CCSC meeting after the success of several events, like Oktoberfest, and the anticipation for the many upcoming events. In fact, it seems like next week will be a particularly good one […]

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Bwoglines: Anything Could Happen Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2013 5 Comments

Don’t follow sports? Well the World Series ends continues tonight and so far it’s been crazy. Note: the World Series is Baseball. (ESPN) Farewell, Lou Reed. (NY Times) Lobbyist accused of undue influence…on a dog. (Washington Times). Seattle’s annual amature porn competition, Hump, starts the first of November. Watch out for sleeper hit ‘Mouthpiece,’ by none […]

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A Heinous Halloween Crime Has Been Committed

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2013 12 Comments

An upstanding tipster has just informed us of a ruthless pumpkin-smashing incident that took place today in the center of our very own campus. In what kind of contemptible society does a kindhearted young man’s attempt at spreading Halloween cheer end in such a heartless act? Read below the harrowing tale. Dear Bwog, I […]

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How To Stay Awake In Your 8:40

Betsy Ladyzhets 0

8:40s are the work of the devil
how come we can never nap when we're at home but napping in class is the easiest thing in the world
hydration station
just feed your need for attention and romance
not gonna lie we wrote this post because we needed this for ourselves
shoutout to jon snow for making his lectures so engaging they're had to sleep through

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Save Your Soul At Bwog’s Meeting Tonight

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bring baseball pitchers
bring copies of the Iliad
bring copies of the Quran
bring pitchers
bring pitches
come to meeting
comment your favourite gospel below
meeting tonight

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A Bucket List For Academia

Lexie Lehmann 0

bucket list
bucketlist
gonna order some crepes now I guess
I hate dailying
I hate dailying so much
I was the events editor back in the day
our events writer now uses two words for these posts

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Marginalia: The Beauty Myth

Bwog Staff 0

finally a barnard book
I'll show you some cool marginlia in wildy bro
look me up on runescape: d0llarin0
marginalia
meet me in wildy
ross came up with this post idea fun fact
runescape is better than marginalia though

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Bwoglines: Get Out And Pray Edition

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bwoglines
drone warfare
get out and pray
get out the prayer
GOTP
it was like 11 PM when that happened jesus
last bwoglines hopefully ever
new adventure time came out this weekend
stayed in Ref until 1:30ish woot woot
thanks Obama for making drones cool!
was not expecting a butler lesbian romance tbh

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VisionMaker NYC Lets You Experiment With Columbia’s Ecological History

Betsy Ladyzhets 0

bet you could drink from the hudson in 1609
connecting science and humanities???
ecology bwog
science bwog
this map still shows lehman on barnard's campus :(
when will barnard's green spaces be great again
wild to think that all the buildings weren't always here

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Bwog Review’s Hex And Co: Columbia’s New Board Game Cafe

Bwog Staff 1

board games
brooklyn roasting company ofc
dungeons and dragons and coffee
gentrifying the uws through board games
is this place sponsored by cafe east
knights in shining board games
medieval themed wtf
what's wrong with board games?
where is shoots and ladders

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Where Art Thou: Falling For You

Sarah Kinney 1

bwog is art
Columbia is not art but Columbia can be art
make your week artsier than getting drunk at a football game
where art thou?

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