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Taking the Passive out of Passive-Aggressive

By Bwog Staff on Oct 27, 2013 1 Comments

Listen guys, Bwog understands that times can get tough living in this big ol’ city. That wad of cash your mom slipped on your desk after moving in is becoming pretty thin and you’re thinking of resorting to other ways to pay for your late night cravings. But just think, you don’t have to do […]

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Bwoglines: That Ain’t Right Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 27, 2013 0 Comments

Red Sox lost on a bullshit call. (Boston.com) Jay Z got profiled at Barney’s… while in a deal with the department store. (NY Daily News) Obama has officially dubbed Brooklyn as “cool.” That’s it? (Gothamist) People are still recovering during the anniversary of Hurricane Sandy. (CNN) Mmm, beef rib in the morning. (Springfield News-Sun) Too […]

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Halloween Happenings in Hamilton Hall

By Bwog Staff on Oct 26, 2013 4 Comments

A terrified tipster has brought to our a attention a deplorable yellow goo oozing from the walls of Hamilton. One young Bwogger made her way over to Hamilton Hall this evening, in spite of (and perhaps truly because of) recent tales from its depths. Friday the 25th did not begin especially well. With Mercury in […]

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LectureHop: Richard Rodriguez On Women, God, and the Desert

By Bwog Staff on Oct 26, 2013 0 Comments

Earlier this week Bwog contributor and earner of frequent (lecture) flier miles Fainan Lakha attended a talk given by an author some of you may be familiar with: Richard Rodriguez. Below is his account: This past Thursday I saw a talk given at Union Theological Seminary by Richard Rodriguez, author of, among several works, an […]

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Two Boys: 2001 Was A Weird Time

By Bwog Staff on Oct 26, 2013 3 Comments

Last night, Bwog’s resident opera enthusiast Alexandra Svokos ran to the Metropolitan Opera to see Two Boys, a new opera by Nico Muhly, CCxJ’03, which had its Met premiere on Monday. “Oh shit, that’s me,” was my first thought as the curtain opened last night on Nico Muhly’s Two Boys at the Metropolitan Opera. The conductor hit […]

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Sustaining Peace Lecturehop

By Bwog Staff on Oct 26, 2013 0 Comments

This past Thursday, Elizabeth Self, lover of all things peaceful, attended the Sustaining Peace lecture held at the Teacher’s College. Bwog is sure that there were tons of lovely and accomplished speakers present, but we zeroed in on one of our favorites: the ridiculously flawless Leymah Gbowee, who happened to be Barnard’s Commencement speaker this past […]

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Housing Photo Contest: Bwog’s Submissions

By Bwog Staff on Oct 26, 2013 5 Comments

Though we’re sure you ignored the email announcing are already well-aware, Housing is holding a Photo Contest, soliciting submissions from Monday, October 21 – Friday, November 22 of pictures of well-decorated and designed undergraduate dorms or suites. Winners will have the pictures of their dorm or suite featured on the Housing website and receive a $250 gift card and a design consultation from Bed, […]

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KCST Presents The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)

By Bwog Staff on Oct 26, 2013 2 Comments

This weekend, KCST put on their very first show of the Fall, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged, directed by Rachel Chung. Arts guru Madysen Luebke was in the crowd and luckily, this time, she didn’t need sneakers…or a jacket…or a flashlight. If you came to see KCST’s production of The Complete Works of William […]

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Bwoglines: Weird Animals Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 26, 2013 0 Comments

A goat on the loose. (Miami Herald) A squirrel on the loose. (Sioux City Journal) A chicken on the loose. (NBC News) A dead dog. (Today) And this guy. (Huffington Post) A really serious squirrel via Shutterstock

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In Defense of: the Barnard Thesis

By Bwog Staff on Oct 25, 2013 4 Comments

In the latest installment of our In Defense Of series, workaholic whiner Anna Bahr laments the elimination of the thesis requirement of Barnard’s Political Science department and pleas for its return. In the second grade, my group of four was certain we would win the science fair with our solar-cooked hotdogs. We folded pouches out […]

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Event Hop: Barnard Sherry Hour

By Bwog Staff on Oct 25, 2013 0 Comments

Free anything can be hard to come by, especially in New York, especially alcohol. For the 21+ set, underage investigator Roberta Barnett tastes her way through a social networking event in the name of Bwog. Upon applying to a number of colleges like Columbia, I often heard myths of professors and students getting together over […]

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All Of The Free Food, All Of The Free Festivities

By Bwog Staff on Oct 25, 2013 0 Comments

Not one, not two, but THREE free food opportunities await you on this gloriously freezing Friday. Pick your poison, or go to all three. It’s totally doable. First, you can enjoy both free food and free talent at tonight’s CoffeeHouse Sessions: The Autumn Show at 7 pm in the Diana. Jubilation! and CU Red Cross […]

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Breaking: SGA Supports Graduate Student Unionization in Statement

Jenny Zhu 3

breaking
graduate student unionization
NLRB
prezbo
unionization

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Field Notes: TC Attic Edition

Thomas Saenz 0

don't talk shit about OL's
falling asleep on the toilet omfg
I had to sing a parody of wild thoughts about mental health
I wanna exit an uber mid-ride
I would rather die than go to the TC attic
joining a club on lion link is hell
SMASHED my friends iPhone makes me laugh so hard
TC attic reminds me of my Fro Sci grade
where's obama

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Get A Flu Shot (And Soon)

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at barnard you need to schedule an appt with primary care health services
can this cold stop going around though we are dying
DO NOT just push through it
flu shots
please don't infect us we have shit to do
the long dark pilgrimage from carman to john jay
we're a changed blog

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Anchor Splash 2017: A Splash From The Past

Bwog Staff 5

"i've heard greek life is big here"
beta bros
beta theta cry
Bwog is torn re: heavyweight or lightweight rowers
chippendales
Delta Sigma Phi
good job Pike
hot and heavy
hot in herre
hugh heffner
leo pulls no punches
miss congeniality
miss congeniality and honey boo boo taught me all I need to know
promiscuous girl
Sig Chi
SIGEP
sigma nu what
what is pike
world peace

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If South Lawn Doesn’t Have Grass Again Soon The Students Will Revolt

Youngweon Lee 6

i just wanna sit on south lawn before they cover it with tarps
not many days of warm weather left
pls give us grass
prezbo pls
the fact that this was all supposed to be done by september 1st makes me laugh
the people have spoken
think about the students

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CCSC Discusses How To Make Elections Cooler

Nadra Rahman 1

another week another ccsc grind
ccsc
how bout we just be nice and stop sending shitty emails to each other
idk what to put sorry just read the info
messy election cycles
rip charlie kang
stop fucking attacking people
we stan ccsc
y'all wild with your attacks
yay for new appointments

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Bwoglines: Another Day Of Protesting Edition

Thomas Saenz 1

bwoglines
bye bye tommy
expose Tommy robinson
I love no doubt their music is such a throwback
indigenous peoples day
the rights of daca recipients shouldn't be used as a negotiating tool
trump needs to stop
turkey
we love a protest!
why the hell would you put Sriracha in coffee

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Things You Should Know About Famous Columbia Students Before You Run Into Them At JJ’s

Kiana Taghavi 1

Dylan Geick
Famous CC Students
famous people in morningside heights
Ken Westrick
Kenny Ridwan
people hop

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