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Barnard Theatre Department’s Katzelmacher a Great Success

By Bwog Staff on Nov 24, 2013 1 Comments

Our Marvelous Maud Rozee, theatre critic and German translator extraordinaire, reviews this weekend’s production of Katzelmacher. Read on to get cultured. Katzelmacher is a German slur for an immigrant worker. The play centers on a group of working class friends in 1960’s Berlin as the arrival of a Greek worker in their housing complex highlights the […]

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Bwog Meeting Tonight

By Bwog Staff on Nov 24, 2013 0 Comments

Bwog believes in you. Only a few more days until classes are over for a bit and we can eat all the food we want. To help you through this final push, come cheer up and hang out with Bwog tonight at 7pm in the SGO Room on the 5th Floor of Lerner. C u […]

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PeopleHop: Mitch Swenson

By Bwog Staff on Nov 24, 2013 22 Comments

Last week, Bwog sat down with Mitch Swenson, a General Studies student who recently traveled to Syria as a war reporter. So, sneaking into Syria to report on the war: how do you do that? How does one get started? Originally, I contacted two journalists that were working for an outfit called War Is Boring, […]

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Man in the Mirrorchesis: Trying to Push Boundaries

By Bwog Staff on Nov 24, 2013 15 Comments

Some of your classmates are insanely talented at channeling their inner Michael Jacksons. The multidimensionally modern Madysen Luebke checked out this fall’s Orchesis production. Man in the Mirrorchesis was not this Bwogger’s first time seeing this dance group’s show. Their performances have always been entertaining for dancers and non-dancers alike. However, this semester did not stick […]

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Bucket List: de Blasio and Perry

By Bwog Staff on Nov 24, 2013 2 Comments

Bucket List represents the unbelievable intellectual privilege we enjoy as Columbia students. Aka, you’re paying for tuition and might as well get the most out of it, right? This is a short week because of Thanksgiving break, but the pickings are good across all disciplines. Recommended: “NYC Summit on Children: Keynote With Mayor-Elect Bill de Blasio” […]

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Bwoglines: Give and Take Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 24, 2013 1 Comments

Give: Apparently Mr. White isn’t the only one using Ricen to kill people off. (ABC News) Take: Poor Miley Cyrus’ house was burglarized after her birthday. (MTV) Give: Black Friday is not the best time to find deals on presents to give to all your loved ones this fine holiday season. (LA Times) Take: Iran […]

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On Wellness, Semantics, Transparency, and Other Buzzwords

By Bwog Staff on Nov 23, 2013 49 Comments

Bwog Editor Alexandra Svokos is tired of hearing the word “wellness.” This past Sunday, the Student Wellness Project hosted their second Wellness Summit from 1-4 pm in the Diana. I left this summit far more stressed than I had been before I walked in. I was agitated following the discussions, having been pounded with a […]

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Dance Marathon Going Strong 5 Hours In

By Bwog Staff on Nov 23, 2013 3 Comments

Five and a half hours into the CUDM for pediatric AIDS prevention and things seem to be going swimmingly. Bwog popped in and spotted a number of things: lots of falafel and Havana empañadas, Venom and Onyx performing, and, most importantly, Danza Kuduro blaring through the speakers. But things were looking kind of sparse so maybe […]

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In Defense Of: 209

By Bwog Staff on Nov 23, 2013 1 Comments

In our somewhat-regular feature In Defense Of, we bring much-needed support to the most maligned Columbia (or life) institutions. This week, sometimes studier Alexandra Avvocato puts her books aside to defend that most notorious of reading rooms: Butler 209. As a freshman, I avoided Butler 209 like the plague. According to established wisdom, it was […]

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That Which Shall Not Be Named is Really Asking to Be Named

By Bwog Staff on Nov 23, 2013 11 Comments

So everyone and their mother has seen the front page of the New York Times. Our very own f-word team has lost its way to infamy and now Bwog has to do some tricky grammatical gymnastics to report on it.* Sigh. *Just to be clear, this is not a post about That Which Shall Not Be […]

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Free Food for Thought

By Bwog Staff on Nov 23, 2013 2 Comments

The Columbia Neuroscience Society will be having a research symposium today from 1:00 to 3:00 in the Satow Room, and there will be food (of the free variety). If you’re looking to find some potential research opportunities (not just in the Neuroscience Department) or looking for brain food lunch, stop by! Things got really out […]

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The Longest Greatest Most Philanthropic Dance Party of the Year

By Bwog Staff on Nov 23, 2013 0 Comments

That’s right kids, it’s the 13th annual Columbia University Dance Marathon. The marathon will be held in the Diana Event Oval and dancing will start at 1:00. Tickets are $10 and include a free T-shirt, foodstuffs, and lots of opportunities to win prizes. Fundraising efforts will go towards pediatric AIDS prevention. Check out the Facebook […]

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What Is That Gust Of The Wind When You Enter Butler?

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big fart big mood
butler antics
bwop tart
everything goes back to climate change
it's the hot air from all these students' egos
my hair gets fucked up every time I walk into butler
sex smells in the stacks
the spongebob post regarding this on buy sell memes makes me laugh
the wind makes me want to die on the inside

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What The Fuck Is That New Siren Sound

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ambulance
bwog drama
cars don't move out of the way of these sirens
I miss the old sirens
lives are gonna be lost
not siren-enough
please stop interrupting everything I'm doing every day
siren sound
the new sirens suck
where are the old sirens?
why the fuck are these sirens being used

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Field Notes: Halloweekend Edition

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bwoglines
halloweekend
halloweekend is so messy
I want to be rich enough one day to uber from EC to mel's
I wonder how many people got cava'd this weekend
lambda jungle juice
nyu scares me
so you gonna sell me LSD in an LSD costume
spirit halloween is trash and expensive 0/10 would not recommend
wow the person that went to meet his friends at jfk must be the best person ever!!!!!! it was me

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Rejected Halloween Costumes: Columbia Edition

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bad bwitches only
college republicans jerk themselves off to the thought of 'free speech'
ferris pizza is nasty I can say that as I used to work at a pizza restaurant
halloweekend may be over but the parties don't stop
halloween costumes
it is currently Palestinian awareness week so campus should be interesting
when did columbia boys wearing barnard sweatshirts become a thing

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According To Former Lions, A Winning Football Team Can Only Be Good For Columbia

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apparently the ride up to baker is a good mental break
bagnoli is the savior of cu football
can't we just be happy for once
columbia lions
football

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Bwoglines: Resist White Nationalism Edition

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Bryant park sounds so cute but is probably crowded as hell
bwoglines
I cannot handle the rain
I have never seen so much rain in my life I'm from fucking california
lmao at the cucr thinking they're marginalized voices on campus
resist
this weather is fucking crazy
trump's approval rating like the tower of terror you never know when it's gonna drop

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Introducing The 124th Varsity Show Creative Team

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defund veesh and cucr
kate mckinnon being in veesh doesn't make the current iterations any less mediocre
left titty
less st a's in veesh pls
remember that time shreyas accosted people on college walk and it was annoying
ugh
varsity show
veesh
we're so tired

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CUCR Protesters Release Statement Of Defense

Jenny Zhu 3

administration
cucr
cucr protests
tommy robinson

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