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Where Art Thou?: Spring Break Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 13, 2013 1 Comments

Some of us may be visiting family, taking drugs and impregnating one another near the Caribbean, or just doing homework. But others are taking the break to spend a week exploring New York City, and Bwog hasn’t forgotten about them! Here’s our list of fun things to do during the free week. On Campus Tomorrow […]

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ZBT Will Keep Its Charter

By Bwog Staff on Mar 13, 2013 44 Comments

After a hazing scandal that put ZBT in high risk of losing its charter and subsequent controversy and mockery, a statement by the fraternity announced that the decision to rescind the charter was officially reverted. Spec has the full story, reporting that KevSho made the decision after meeting with ZBT and Greek Judicial Board leadership. While […]

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RA Payment Policy Changed

By Bwog Staff on Mar 13, 2013 19 Comments

Everyone knows that one of the incentives for becoming an RA (besides those awesomely awkward times when you have to scold people your own age) is the free room. Part of an RA’s agreement is that their housing for the year is deducted from their Columbia fee, making Columbia housing truly the best deal in […]

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Strong, Independent Barnard Women on CNN

By Bwog Staff on Mar 13, 2013 20 Comments

For a take or two on what the kids are saying these days about the American career woman and Marissa Mayer, both timely subjects in the wake of the release of Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg’s new book on female leadership, CNN came to the obvious place to talk to the world’s next generation of powerful women: […]

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Shit My Textbook Says: Moments of Zen

By Bwog Staff on Mar 13, 2013 2 Comments

It’s midterm season, so here’s some textbook wisdom to help you relax. Breathe in as you follow in the trails of software engineer textbook writers, Chinese Communist Party officials, or even English post-punk bands, and a computer science book explains to you the drawbacks of judging groups by their population. And an Astronomy textbook, which […]

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Bwoglines: Confusion Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 13, 2013 2 Comments

Lonesome George was the world’s last Pinta Island tortoise; he died last year, and now he’s with us in New York to be embalmed. Weird, we thought 9 months was kinda too late. (France 24) After a new papal conclave began yesterday, the Vatican also finally revealed the recipes for the smoke used to announce […]

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Columbia Hack: How To Make A New Key

By Bwog Staff on Mar 12, 2013 11 Comments

Answer us this: who really wants to pay $40 for a new Ving card? Particularly when they get lost around once a week. Bwog’s more crafty staff members, Alexandra Avvocato and Claire Friedman, have a bit of experience in counterfeiting room keys: perhaps less glamorous than making fake IDs, but also probably less illegal. To […]

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Surprise! There’s a B&W Meeting Tonight.

By Bwog Staff on Mar 12, 2013 1 Comments

Yes, another one. Join us in the basement of St. Paul’s Chapel at 9pm to discuss the next issue. There will be snacks. There will be opportunities. – The Editors Chapel via Wikimedia Commons

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Ta-Nehisi Coates Is Just Like Us

By Bwog Staff on Mar 12, 2013 17 Comments

Ta-Nehisi Coates is a senior editor at The Atlantic. The New York Observer has called him “the single best writer on the subject of race in the United States.” (Coates disagrees.) He has been asked to be a permanent columnist for the New York Times. And he hangs out in some of the same places […]

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Free Food at CU Amnesty International’s Panel

By Bwog Staff on Mar 12, 2013 1 Comments

Tonight from 8-10 pm in 414 Pupin, you can snag some free pizza at CU Amnesty International’s panel: Students vs. Teachers: the Right Paradigm for Education Reform? A panel discussion featuring Professor Jeffrey Henig of Teachers’ College, Wayne Wilson of Students for Education Reform, Alexander Donovan of Teach for America, and Mike Rady of Columbia’s […]

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Time To Declare

By Bwog Staff on Mar 12, 2013 7 Comments

The time has come: to commit, to declare, to promise, to pronounce, to scream from the rooftops — or to just do on your phone during lecture. Regardless of how much pomp and circumstance you attach to it, if you’re a CC sophomore, you should probably declare your major, concentration, or triple-major-double-concentration-combo at some point […]

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Betches Claim to Love Columbia

By Bwog Staff on Mar 12, 2013 22 Comments

In the course of Not Doing Work, Bwog totally forgot about our I-Banking interviews and midterms when we saw our GBFF had instagrammed an iPhone screenshot we’d all been waiting for: Columbia University has had the inestimable honor of being profiled by Betches Love This. The article is pretty tame by Bwog-comment standards. The most […]

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10 Good Reasons To Drop A Class

Bwog Staff 0

alternatively if your professor or ta is hot
best / worst time of the semester?
but it also might be a great reason to
if you dont know if you should stay in or not
shopping period
that may not be a good reason to stay in a class
try these reasons

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Exchange Student Yi-Chia “Mia” Chen Has Passed Away

Bwog Staff 5

condolences
mia chen

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Library Reviews: Music and Arts

Ross Chapman 1

accessibility is a nice bonus though
but not too early to lose all motivation lol
library reviews
music and arts library
sterile feel
too early in the semester to study

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Bwoglines: Strange But True Edition

Elana Rebitzer 0

but lets be real that's all this week is for
bwoglines
fun facts that aren't all that fun
hopefully not by panicking about classes
how will you spend your last full day under an obama administration?
new and improved bwoglines

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Outgoing Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew Will Be SIPA’s Newest Visiting Professor

Betsy Ladyzhets 1

breaking
it's almost as if we're getting alexander hamilton to teach here
sipa
visiting professor
we couldn't get obama to teach at cu but at least we could get someone from his cabinet
when prezbo's excited you know it's a big deal

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Head Of New Jersey Alumni Representative Committee Quits Over Orgo Night

Amara Banks 5

ann thornton
buy sell memes
go on strike
mayonnaise is an instrument and was probably played at orgo night
orgo night
spongebob
we love orgo night
why ann

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Wednesday Playlist: Start Of The Semester Edition

Rachel Deal 0

bad and boujee and vesperae solennes de confessore
BAD THANG FINE AS HELL
laudate dominum
nancy ajram always
OH MY GOD THAT'S MY BABYYYYY
we luv solange
wednesday playlist

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GSSC Is Back!

Romane Thomas 0

ahead of schedule! how! we've had like two classes and we're already behind
gssc
short and sweet
the only way gssc could be better is if they had free cupcakes at meetings
when is columbia student life going to have a semester focusing on mental health
wonder what ccsc is going to throw down on sunday

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