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CU Before We Saw You

By Bwog Staff on Oct 17, 2013 13 Comments

While scouring the internet doing anything but studying for midterms, Bwog discovered this gem from College Confidential (remember College Confidential? Junior year was a good time) about a prospective student’s concerns about the Columbia community: Subject line: Athlete Going to Columbia–Is Columbia Fun and Preppy! I am pretty sure that I am going to Columbia for […]

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The Small Victories Of Midterms: Showering

By Courtney Couillard on Oct 17, 2013 2 Comments

Procrastinating Bwoggers Courtney Couillard and Alexander Pines teamed up to bring you the latest in our Small Victories Series. The latest victory? Finding the willpower to shower. After only hitting the snooze button two times this morning, you are feeling like Clark Kent: ready to rip off your shirt and fly over Morningside Heights. You’re […]

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In Defense Of: Midterms

By Bwog Staff on Oct 17, 2013 4 Comments

In honor of today officially being the midterm–the true mid-point of the semester, as officiated by the registrar–Midterm Maven Britt Fossum defends the bane of your existence. I’m a little concerned that midterms need defending at all. What happened to the enthusiasm for learning and that high school grind to excel? What did you think […]

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SGA: Just Another Manic Monday…

By Bwog Staff on Oct 17, 2013 1 Comments

*…on which very little happened at the SGA meeting. There was a fruit and cheese platter, though, so that’s worth acknowledging. Bwog’s own Lauren Beltrone suppressed her instinctual desire to inhale cubes of Manchego alone in the corner and wrote this this article for you instead. Our special guest on Monday was none other than […]

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Upcoming Production: Playgrounds, a World-Premiere

By Bwog Staff on Oct 17, 2013 4 Comments

This weekend, the Columbia University Players will be presenting Playgrounds, a world-premiere play based on the playwright’s own experience as a nanny in Brooklyn. Bwog recently sat in on a rehearsal to investigate. In CUP’s official blurb, director Lilla Goettler BC ’14 explains that the piece “tells the story of Justine, a young woman who […]

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I Wonder…: A Review

By Bwog Staff on Oct 17, 2013 0 Comments

We had this crazy premonition that something like this might happen today. That’s right, it’s the first preview of the November issue of The Blue and White magazine!!! With features on SWS, endangered languages in the Ivy League, and a conversation with Rick MacArthur, the new issue is sure to shock, awe, and amaze. We’ll whet your […]

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Bwoglines: Shutdown is Over! Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 17, 2013 3 Comments

Aaaaaaaand the government shutdown is finally over! You can all get back to studying for midterms browsing the USDA website and other such excitement. (NYTimes) Remember when we interviewed composer and Columbia grad Nico Muhly recently? Well, he recently had an Ask Me Anything on reddit and was asked the crucial question: oral sex or cheese? Rather […]

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Mad Libs: Getting an Extension Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 16, 2013 4 Comments

Momma Bwog knows school is stressful, and she knows that sometimes, you just don’t feel like doing work/would rather watch old episodes of Charmed. So here is Bwog’s template for asking your professor for an extension–insert your own words for every underlined phrase. Dear Professor _____, I am in your boring giant lecture class. I’m […]

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Rejoice! Early Decision Deadline Extended

By Bwog Staff on Oct 16, 2013 11 Comments

The following is an email that was sent to prospective students by the Columbia University Office of Undergraduate Admissions: Dear XXX, Thank you for your interest in Columbia University. If you are considering applying Early Decision to Columbia College or Columbia Engineering, please note that we are extending our deadline for applications and all supporting […]

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Spirit Day Sw@gger

By Bwog Staff on Oct 16, 2013 10 Comments

For those of you who haven’t left your spot in Watson, this Thursday, October 17th, from 2-4pm is the first day of Homecoming Weekend 2013! Check out the FB event page here. If you go to the Van Am Quad, (that cute little lawn in front of Hamilton), wearing Columbia/Barnard gear, you can get: FREE INSOMNIA COOKIES FREE Chipotle Buy 1, […]

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Lecture Hop: World Leaders Forum on Women’s Work-Life Balance

By Bwog Staff on Oct 16, 2013 1 Comments

Sometimes Bwog can’t get enough feminism. And by that, we mean generally speaking insofar as feminism means being a DSpar fangirl and Bwog’s role within the walls of a women’s college. On occasion, Bwog does find some feminism on the other side of Broadway. On Monday, Bwog’s resident Columbia feminist Roberta Barnett checked out a […]

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Where Art Thou?

By Bwog Staff on Oct 16, 2013 1 Comments

Knowledgeable navigator Madysen Luebke, Bwog’s Arts Editor, has traversed the InterWebs to bring you this list of all things music, dance and art. If you need to leave the stacks for a few hours, go see a show, and of course, as always, submit arts events you know of to events@bwog.com. All Weekend: Barnard Theatre Department’s season begins this […]

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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

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"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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Columbia Libraries As Cheeses

Ramisa Murshed 0

cheese
cheesin'
figurative language
how much time do you spend at the library per day
will cheese ever taste the same

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A Bucket List For Jhumpa Freaking Lahiri

Lexie Lehmann 0

bucket list
do not go to cucr events
hey lahiri it's me lexie
i repeat do not go to cucr events
is the world leaders forum still going on
kick the bucket list
lots of international affairs events
lots of protests will be occurring this week
this bwogger loves lahiri

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