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Nonfiction Addiction, Or How to Take a Class Without Actually Taking a Class

By Bwog Staff on Sep 19, 2013 12 Comments

As classes really get rolling, we can only pound through our problem sets (damn you, science requirement!) and bitterly remember that awesome history of witchcraft underwater basket weaving class we had to drop. Because Bwog understands your never-ending thirst for knowledge, we’ve put together a list of nonfiction books that replace entirely match up with […]

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Know Your Bureaucratic Bodies: Columbia Elections Board

By Bwog Staff on Sep 19, 2013 1 Comments

Student council elections and the bureaucracy behind them have changed FOREVER. How so? We have a new elections board, chaired by Jeremy Meyers, CC ’15. Meyers explained himself and his spiffy new board to Bwog in this short but sweet interview. Bwog: What’s different this year about the student council elections? Jeremy: This is the […]

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PeopleHop: Timothée Chalamet

By Bwog Staff on Sep 19, 2013 5 Comments

Bwog sat down with Timothée Chalamet, CC’17, who recently finished filming a role in Christopher Nolan’s new film Interstellar (in addition to guest starring in Homeland on Showtime and Royal Pains in USA). After missing NSOP for the movies, he’s settling into his first year and planning to limit shoots over breaks. Movie-obsessed senior staff […]

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Bwoglines: Oh, Well Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 19, 2013 2 Comments

iOS7 is kind of ugly and hard to download, but we’re stuck with it anyway. Embrace it! (Telegraph) Syria isn’t even pretending they don’t have chemical weapons anymore. (The Atlantic Wire) Julie Chen’s bosses are really, really sorry they pressured her to have plastic surgery that one time almost twenty years ago and she did. […]

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Overseen: Board Wars

By Bwog Staff on Sep 18, 2013 6 Comments

The next TLC/Discovery/Bravo channel special: the Barnard library whiteboard. Behold, grammar rules broken and put back together. Also, sassiness. Second photo via the Barnard library Twitter account. Thanks, Barnard librarians! Always vigilant.

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Don Jon: A Semi-Critical Review

By Max Rettig on Sep 18, 2013 6 Comments

You knew that Joseph Gordon Levitt, went to Columbia, right? Yeah. Well, our Film Fanatic Max Rettig also goes to Columbia, so he decided to check out a free screening of JGL’s latest endeavor. I got an email about a week ago from Ferris Reel, one of CU’s film-devoted clubs. It was an invitation to […]

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2Girls1Snack: Caramel Ice Cream

By Bwog Staff on Sep 18, 2013 6 Comments

Last time 2girls had to walk all over the bloody neighborhood the morning after 1girl was “mysteriously sick” (#YOLO) in order to sample the hot chocolate-y goods of various local cafes. This time, that same girl said to the other, “Screw it, I’m not walking. Let’s just buy ice-cream from Westside!” So, 2girls hiked all […]

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SGA: Housing Policy Saga cont.

By Bwog Staff on Sep 18, 2013 1 Comments

New members, policy change, and cookies oh my! Monday night’s SGA meeting was one thrill of an assembly and Bwog’s own Lauren Beltrone was there to get all the deets. Andddd the votes are in. The Barnard Class of 2017 has elected Erin Bryk and Sarah Kim as President and VP, respectively! The election couldn’t […]

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Overheard: The Ultimate Wave of Feminism

By Bwog Staff on Sep 18, 2013 8 Comments

A tipster on Barnard’s Lehman Lawn overheard this epic accomplishment: I had sex with Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s great grandson last night! It literally doesn’t get more Barnard than that. Bwog agrees that that is as Barnard as it gets. Scientific reconstruction via Wikimedia

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Bwoglines: Complex Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 18, 2013 2 Comments

Columbia professor Carl Hart has studied the choices that crack addicts make. (NYT) Salvaging, or “parbuckling”, a huge cruise ship is not easy. (the Atlantic) Living in one of these new 100-square foot apartments in South Harlem would be tricky. “‘They are like dorm rooms but more expensive,’ said third-floor resident Kevin Mangan, 22, a […]

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Emergency Water Shutdown: Select Dorms, JJ’s and But Cafe Affected

By Bwog Staff on Sep 17, 2013 6 Comments

Due to an emergency water shut down on 114th street, some residence halls will lose water access, and JJ’s Place and Butler Cafe will close early tonight, September 17th. The shutdown is scheduled for at 10 pm and will last for 3 hours, though the email Housing sent out incorrectly says it will start at 1 am. Residence halls […]

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Bwog Presents: College Talks

By Bwog Staff on Sep 17, 2013 7 Comments

It’s the start(-ish) of the school year and that means it’s time to wait in line at the packaging center spend the whole weekend hungover do the only reading you’ll do all semester meet new people! But before the introductions, it’s a good idea to have an interesting tidbit about yourself handy, just to prove to others […]

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Highlights From The CCSC Debates

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bacchanal needs to be more lit
cask
doesn't every columbia student love debating? fight fight fight
people of color spaces
sometimes I wish Low Beach had sand
spread the love to the alumni
the only blue ivy i know came out of Beyonce's womb

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Butler Lawn Power Rankings: Spring 2017

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are you really a college student if you don't try ultimate?
bwog loves sports
Columbia
ditch class for some quality time on the lawns
get some R&R on the lawns
low steps are overrated
peoplewatching is so fun
remember sunscreen kids
try not to eat shit while trying to play an organized sport lol

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SGA And The Curse Of The 2017-2018 Internal Budget

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all about the money money money
everything in the world of SGA revolves around money apparently
financial discussions are always bound to be confusing
on another topic
please decide whether you're using proper rules of order or not
primarily because I nearly had a heart attack when an original main motion was made while another was pending
rising votes are the way to go instead of raising hands
the motion to extend debate is your friend when you're going over time and panicking
to all who have read these tags: you're right in guessing I have no friends

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ESC Discusses What To Do When Your TA Is Discriminatory

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'but what about straight bwog?' you ask. we don't know what you're talking about. there is no straight bwog. straight bwog is a figment of your imagination
can we all agree to stop hating each other
esc
I would take the Matrix over Pupin any day
if ur homophobic get the fuck off my twitter
TAs seem to be a mixed bag

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Bwoglines: Time For Samoa News

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i am not condoning cannibalism
imagine saying "president vermin supreme"
kendrick is straight fire
my cookie puns are bad
samoas are the best
tbh when was the last time that no country was pissed at the us
tbt to when north korea was pissed over "the interview"

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Field Notes: To The Lighthouse Edition

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how was your weekend
i love compiling field notes lmao
my girl v woolf
there's this guy sitting across from my in butler with his bare feet up on the desk and it's sO GROSS
to the lighthouse
what is the opposite of wholesome
wholesome
y'all i had a messy weekend it felt like first semester

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CCSC Debates Adding New Rep Positions (& More)

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"little guy" - sexist/hierarchical?
ccsc
Constitutional Review
CUAD
engineers do it better?
sandwich ambassador
they stayed for the whole meeting

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Overseen: Dean Kromm Wants Lawn Access, Too

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dean cristen kromm
dean drama
dean kromm
Dean Kromm's Greatest Dream
deans in predicaments
getting physical on the lawn
lawns freedom fighter
Scully Kromm

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