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Music Premieres At Casa Italiana

By Bwog Staff on Nov 03, 2013 1 Comments

This past Wednesday, Casa Italiana showcased pianist Konstantin Soukhovetski. He performed selections from Philip Glass’s The Hours score as well as his own solo piano arrangements of Strauss’s Capriccio and “Four Last Songs.” This concert featured the premiere of Soukhovetski’s arrangement of the final scene of Verdi’s La Traviata. Traviata obsessor Alexandra Svokos was, naturally, there. Soukhovetski is a […]

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Twilight Part Five?!

By Bwog Staff on Nov 03, 2013 6 Comments

ZOMG guys, Kristen Stewart’s on campus!!!!! According to a few tipsters sticking it out on campus over break, the ever-edgy, awkward lip-biting Twilight star is hanging out in Lerner filming something. And not just in Lerner, but in Ferris Booth. Maybe she’s playing another angsty student? Will the Kent attic be utilized as another vampire […]

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Men’s XC Are The Ivy League Champs

By Bwog Staff on Nov 03, 2013 4 Comments

Didn’t we say we had a fucking amazing cross country team? Yesterday at the Ivy League Cross Country Heptagonal Championships, the Columbia men’s team achieved 48 points (remember: lower points is better) for the win–beating out defending champ Princeton and tying Columbia’s historical best from 1979 at the Heps. Nicolas Composto, CC’14, took second place […]

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LectureHop: Snowden and the Future, Part II

By Bwog Staff on Nov 02, 2013 1 Comments

Last Wednesday afternoon, Columbia Law Professor Eben Moglen gave the second part of four in his lecture series Snowden and the Future. A video and transcript of the lecture are now online. Bwogger Kevin Chen went to check it out. I arrived early enough to see a flurry of activity, as people attached banners to […]

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LectureHop: Judith Butler and Cornel West in Honor of Edward Said

By Bwog Staff on Nov 02, 2013 5 Comments

Wednesday night, in the Low Rotunda and around the world, people gathered to witness two of the greatest thinkers of our generation, Judith Butler and Cornel West, engage with the legacy of Edward Said –ten years after his death from lymphocytic leukemia. Said was best known for his views on the Western study of Eastern […]

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Bwog’s Out For Break

By Bwog Staff on Nov 01, 2013 0 Comments

Last night’s Halloween revelries marked the beginning of Fall Break, which means that Bwog is hopping on a train home to eat take-out on the couch with their dog/cat/alone all weekend long. A.k.a, we’re on break. Take a break and relax too, you deserve it. OR go and fight inequality abroad for four days. Whichever […]

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Choose Your Own Adventure: Halloween

By Bwog Staff on Oct 31, 2013 2 Comments

Halloween: a time of costumes, culture, creativity and crunk-ness. Curiously clever correspondent Claire Friedman has the evening figured out. She presents to us a set of possibilities, some hilarious, some haunting, and some ending in halloweenie, all for your enjoyment. So take a second, click around, and CHOOSE YOUR HALLOWEEN ADVENTURE! It’s 10:30 pm on […]

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Bwog Video: Happy Horsie Halloween

By Bwog Staff on Oct 31, 2013 2 Comments

Dontchya love that moment when you’re studying in Butler and a guy with a horse head comes over and starts taking selfies with you? Yeah, us too. Happy Halloween. Horses Gone Wild from Bwog on Vimeo.

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In Defense Of: Going All Out on Halloween

By Bwog Staff on Oct 31, 2013 0 Comments

In part two of a two-part series, Bwogger Alison Herman argues in favor of pulling out all the stops tonight. Because you’re better than “guy who escaped from a painting.” Fall is a lot of things: sweater weather, decorative gourd season (motherfuckers), Pumpkin Spice Latte time. But most importantly, it’s time for the ONE DAY […]

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Drinking with Bwog: Halloween Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 31, 2013 0 Comments

It’s Halloween! The most frightful part this holiday is not the ghosts and ghouls. No, the scariest aspect is the ritual where it’s perfectly acceptable to wear nearly nothing and dress like a pimp or a ho. To build up your courage to wear the itchy, or slutty, costume you’ve chosen for the party circuit, […]

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PeopleHop: Diego Zogbhi

By Bwog Staff on Oct 31, 2013 7 Comments

Perhaps you’ve seen them walking around, wearing a costume that’s definitely cooler than yours. Perhaps you’ve scoffed at how “into Haloween” they are, or the sheer absurdity of even trying so hard. Perhaps you’re just a huge fan. Regardless of your stance, Diego Zogbhi, one time Bwog Costume Contest honorable mention (submit yours!), is clearly […]

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Do Not Go Gentle Into that Freaky Room in Schermerhorn

By Bwog Staff on Oct 31, 2013 2 Comments

Today Bwog’s decidedly daring correspondent Dara Homer venture’s deep into the depths of Schermerhorn to visit one of it’s…creepier settings: 506. BOO! Schermerhorn Hall is usually known for frightening students by its labyrinthine layout and terrifying scarcity of bathrooms. But a certain room on the 5th floor contains horrors that are slightly less infamous but […]

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How To Bandwagon For Columbia Football

Abby Rubel 0

bwog is for everyone (even those who like sports)
columbia spirit
football
free columbia beer
homecoming
sports

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Bwoglines: Hungry Hungry… Crocodile? Edition

Zack Abrams 0

boycotting twitter
don't forget about night market!
finally sweater weather
it's a beautiful day for living in constant fear of what trump will tweet next
pep rally will be fun
the goat
what's the difference between an alligator and a crocodile again?

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Butler Rooms Ranked By Optimal Crying Locations (From Worst to Best)

Megan Wylie 1

*jewel voice* who can save your soul
but is any of butler really good?
fifth floor truly does suck
i'd give all of it a 4.5/10 at best
pro tip: don't go here
psh thats easier said than done i know
the call of the columns is just too loud

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What To Do With Your Parents During Homecoming: A Guide

Zoe Rossetto Metcalfe 0

avoid times square like the plague
best for everyone involved tbh
homecoming 2017
is the strand even hipster anymore?
take advantage of that open wallet if you can
while you can

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Why Are Alums Who Literally Graduated Still On Campus?

Youngweon Lee 2

can you imagine literally having a real job and knowing what you're doing with your life lol unrelatable content
does this count as investigative journalism?
i for one would like to be a Real Adult if that means there are no more fucking midterms
peoplehop? of sorts? maybe? idk?
this doesn't really explain alums who literally just come to 1020 and hang out alone though but i'm too shy to confront any of those people
what does it feel like to not be a broke college student anymore?

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“You’re All So Upset:” Theatre MFA Class Of 2018 Opens The Lenfest Center With Chekhov’s “The Seagull”

Levi Cohen 4

a great time but also A Lot
everyone is unhappy lol
is it theatre or theater
quality chekhovian content
reviewz
seriously this performance was a Trip
the second line in the play is literally like I Hate My Life
theater reviews
when late 19th century russian drama is hashtag relatable

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Announcement: Big Sub 2017!

Sarah Harty 1

big sub
this is making me hungry
though technically as a new york school we should call it a big hero
wait but we might get sued
whoops @disney

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Bwoglines: Mr. Robot Edition

Sarah Harty 3

@ slow walkers
@people who stand in the MIDDLE of the tunnel IN GROUPS
cause you know nothing's been done about gun control yet
dont put tape on your comp its dumb
dont you think kim jong un has better things to do
jhumpa lahiri
north by northwest is a great movie go see it
ooh maybe we could make a north by northwest corner?
tbh i'd see it

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