This weekend, the Barnard Theater Department presents Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale in the Minor Latham Playhouse. Adjunct Art Analyst Alex Taylor attended the Thursday evening performance. The Barnard Theater Department’s production of William Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale was stunning from the moment the house opened. The set design, a senior thesis of Noriko Ohashi (GS ’13), was […]
When a fin whale washes up on a Malibu beach, authorities made the surprising wise decision to leave the carcass to decay. Bwog believes they have learned their lesson after an unfortunate incident involving dynamite and washed up whales. (Fox) Psy’s meteoric rise to fame for Gangnam Style puts his past in the spotlight. Netizens revealed Psy […]
Tonight offers the most difficult decision you may have to make this week. (Besides, you know, which classes to study most for.) It’s French food versus Mean Girls. From 9 to 11 pm in Carman Lounge, CCSC and Ferris Reel will be hosting a free screening of Mean Girls (which just makes us have a lot of feelings). […]
Registration for CU Dance Marathon closes this weekend! For those of you who don’t know, this 18-hour dance party raises money for the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. If charity isn’t enough to convince you, maybe the opportunity to dance to Gavin Russom of LCD Soundsystem and The American Dream Team will be. And if exercise isn’t […]
A tipster overheard this exchange between two male athletes eating at John Jay. Athlete 1: I don’t like girls with straight hair. Athlete 2: What are you talking about? Girls with straight hair can be really sexy! What kind of hair does your mom have? Athlete 1: What? Why? Athlete 2: I took psychology my […]
This morning, you might need to check your privilege if… …you can relate to these women from Penn State, who thought it was a good idea to dress up as “Mexican stereotypes” for Halloween. (CNN) …you’ve always felt that you could get just a little bit farther away from every other human being on the entire […]
Classes are finally over this Monday–isn’t that swell? Well, we s’pose it would be if there weren’t no pesky finals and papers to finish off. But don’t worry, baby, your folks at Drinking with Bwog, New York’s hottest speakeasy, are here to make sure everything’s fine and ducky. Don’t let prohibition reading week stop you […]
Bwog’s wallet may be small, but its appetite for not John Jay good food is huge! With the opening of Chinese restaurant Legend in Morningside Heights, Sichuan supporter Roberta Barnett took one for the team and checked it out. The old site of Rack n Soul on 109th between Broadway and Amsterdam, now the location […]
Bwog spoke with former Greek Judicial Board (GJB) Chairman Matthew Renick about his resignation following the decision on the 114th street brownstones. The GS/JTS student is former President of AEPi. In interview below, Renick explains himself. Bwog: Do you think the statement was appropriate? Do you regret sending it? Renick: No, I do not regret […]
The Columbia Admission staff gathered at 3 pm on College Walk today to send out their decisions to Early Decision applicants. It was a cheerful event, with a quick “Roar, Lion, Roar” performed by the hard-working people who got us all into this place. Decisions come out online at 5 P.M. Eastern time today. Good […]
I lost an envelope without postage that contained a pair of broken headphones that needed to be returned. Part of the the return address is 4716 Lerner Hall. If you find it please email me at nnn2108@columbia.edu.
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