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Houses And Homes: Vancouver, BC

By Bwog Staff on Aug 15, 2013 14 Comments

As the summer depressingly draws to a close, here’s another scenic landscape to inspire awe and envy, courtesy of Benjamin Tischler. Take a break from Instagraming your beach view to send a snapshot to tips@bwog.com. Where: Elfin Lakes, Garibaldi Provincial Park near Vancouver, BC Sight: Vancouver, BC Sound: Gentle hum of mosquitos Smell: Clean, crisp […]

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Some Official ZBT Insights

By Bwog Staff on Aug 14, 2013 12 Comments

After months of receiving responses like “All information being provided is included in the release that was sent” (Laurence Bolotin), “It would be inappropriate for anyone from our Department to comment” (Athletics, full email after jump), and “you’re on Bwog I’m not gonna tell you anything, assface” (all our friends), we finally got an email […]

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Houses And Homes: Lubbock, Texas

By Bwog Staff on Aug 09, 2013 6 Comments

Houses and Homes is back for its next Summer 2013 round! Below’s scene comes from Janie Mahan, who’s working at a USDA-ARS Cropping Systems Research Lab researching sorghum. Want to share your summer paradise (or generic suburbia, or desolate wasteland, or whatever)? Send some love and idyllic prose to tips@bwog.com. Where: Just outside of Lubbock, Texas. […]

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Columbia Adds Transgender Coverage to Healthcare Plan

By Bwog Staff on Aug 08, 2013 14 Comments

…last year? While researching Columbia’s healthcare plan for a piece on transgender CU students to be published in the Orientation issue of The Blue and White, Bwog discovered that contrary to reporting by The New York Times (with information gathered from the Transgender Law and Policy Institute), Columbia’s student health insurance plan does provide coverage for transition related expenses. This […]

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BREAKING: ZBT Loses Its House

By Bwog Staff on Aug 07, 2013 31 Comments

Zeta Beta Tau has lost its brownstone over what we hear was a party violation. ZBT, the baseball fraternity, was on thin ice after last semester’s still unspecified hazing incident, and would have lost its charter then had KevSho not intervened and reversed the Greek Judicial Board’s recommendation, so long as they adhered to a zero-strike […]

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Summer WIN-ternships: Lydia & Tom

By Bwog Staff on Aug 06, 2013 2 Comments

Next up we catch up with Solomon Hoffman and Nick Parker, CC’14, the creators of Lydia & Tom: A New Musical, which is having its premiere at the New York Fringe Festival this Friday at the 14th Street Y (344 E 14th Street) with a ton of Columbia students and alums [see list at end]. Tickets can […]

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SDA + OCAE → SE (Student Engagement)

By Bwog Staff on Aug 04, 2013 11 Comments

In an email early this summer, Interim Dean of Student Affairs Terry Martinez announced some administrative reshuffling: Student Development and Activities and the Office of Civic Action and Engagement would be merged into a new office, called the Office of Student Engagement. That’ll be under Associate Dean of Student Affairs Todd Smith-Bergollo. Also included in the email […]

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Houses and Homes: Salt Lake City

By Bwog Staff on Aug 04, 2013 1 Comments

Houses and Homes is back! Bwog wants to know what your living space was like for this past summer. Were you back home? Staying in New York? Did you find yourself? Send us a photo of your view or room before you move out, along with a brief description of where you were to tips@bwog.com. […]

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Columbia in the News

By Bwog Staff on Aug 01, 2013 7 Comments

Another month, another round-up of Columbia-centric news. We’re almost back in action, kittens, so rest up till September. To ease registration pains, Columbia added a “Wish List” feature that automatically enrolls you in the classes you choose during your registration slot, and you’ll be able to see course syllabi a few days before registration as […]

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Summer WIN-ternships: An Engineer Artist in Paris

By Bwog Staff on Jul 31, 2013 8 Comments

In the continuation of our series on unusual summer plans, we bring you Claire Kao, SEAS‘14, who was featured in an exhibit in Paris’ famed Palais de Tokyo. Bwog: What program are you working with this summer? How did you get involved? Claire: Even though I’m studying civil engineering, the art enthusiast in me decided to […]

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Man Shot On Amsterdam

By Bwog Staff on Jul 20, 2013 43 Comments

This morning, CU Pub Safe sent out email and text notifications that a man was shot in the leg on Amsterdam between 119th and 120th late last night at around 3 am. The man was not affiliated with Columbia and was taken to St. Luke’s with non-life-threatening injuries. The shooter fled into Morningside Park. NYPD […]

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Community Building and the Curious CUE Quandary

By Bwog Staff on Jul 18, 2013 29 Comments

CUE, that community service pre-orientation program, is facing some unwanted changes. The school cut the group from 84 students last year to 54. Historically Barnard subsidizes dining, but this year they’re providing a “small, kind donation” and office supplies. The biggest change, though, is housing. Typically, CUE lives together in McBain, taking up two to […]

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University Senator Campaigned For CCSC Candidate In Violation Of Election Rules

Bwog Staff 1

a lot of election fraud this semester... columbia imitating real life
ccsc
ccsc elections
CEB
this damn election
usenate

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A Review Of Rawcus 360

Gabrielle Kloppers 0

CU generation
i [the editor] need to watch more dance performances
i [the editor] wonder how big the circle/360 stage was
i'm a little whirling dervish
party//of//two
raw elementz
rawcus 360
remember when ppl said 'raw' all the damn'd time

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What If Barnard’s Next President Was From The Corporate World?

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barnard's next president
bold beautiful plans
i [the editor] have salmon shorts... is that subversive?
in an alternative universe i'm in the corporate sphere
speaking fellows
speaking fellows program
there is no ethical consumption under late capitalism

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Bwoglines: Governmental Interference Edition

Angelica Lagasca 0

bwoglines
don't eat too much peanut butter or you'll feel rly sick this is life experience
oatmeal w protein scoop is my shit
this post short as fuck
when there's no more cars i'm going to run through the streets like frances ha
zuhhhh actually i wont because i have hypothyroidism and thereby suffer from overwhelming fatigue

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Types Of People In A Fire Drill

Bella Tincher 1

dont start fires plz
I'm number 4
literally nobody wants to be that person
or if you do put em out before the alarm goes off
other times I'm a 6
seriously be safe
types of people
you wouldn't want your obituary to be embarrassing

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Lecturehop: Ovid’s Legacy In The Black Sea

Youngweon Lee 0

ars amatoria should be in the core
can u imagine ovid of all ppl as a roman catholic saint lmao
excited classics majors
ovid had very poetic descriptions of those "horrible black sea winters" its fascinating
tfw ur granddaughter cheats on her husband so u exile her favorite poet
the metamorphoses should be in the core
thnx finn for coming with me
y$

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A New Sport For Columbia Students

Elana Rebitzer 0

because nobody else can play them on thier campus
i'm not kidding tho dare you to play this
specific columbia sports are the way to go
the lawns are open for you to play on!
this is the one sport columbia can winb
what is this sport

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Kate Gilmore Transforms Human Rights Into Powerful Action

Betsy Ladyzhets 0

kate gilmore
lecturehop
not a gilmore girl but at least as cool as a gilmore girl
professional activism
she never mentioned trump but deftly criticized him - some expert subtweeting there
UN
urbanization
xenophobia

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