SGA met in the dark of the night yesterday in the glowing, open space that is the Diana Center Café. Waiting there with bated breath was Barnard Bureau Chief Renée Kraiem and below, as usual, is her report. Last night’s SGA meeting featured its first administrative guest in quite some time, VP of Campus Services […]
If you’ve always wanted to live the The Devil Wears Prada dream and work for a magazine, fret no more. Tonight is the Blue & White’s meeting, your opportunity to make all your dreams come true. We’ll be pitching content for next semester and start assigning writers and researchers. As always, it’ll take place at […]
Tonight at 7 pm in the Carman Lounge Dean Shollenberger and Dean Martinez are cozying up with a second Community Conversation about the new 113th street brownstone. This former convent is being converted into a Special Interest Community resident hall (comparable to Wallach). The deans are contemplating some concepts about what interest it will concern and […]
Stephan Vincenzo—oops, it’s Perez–is back on TV to discuss the “prescription epidemic” sweeping the country. Again! Dressed to the nines (again), Perez also talks about returning to New York for trial and his forthcoming graduation from Emory University. The video won’t embed for us, but you can watch him tell his “story about redemption” here. […]
This week we couldn’t send a Bwogger to the ESC meeting, but an inside source has sent us the minutes. Here are the highlights: The ESC’s new website’s domain, www.columbiaesc.com, has been purchased. ESC hopes to have a temporary test website up by the end of the week. Student government is still fighting for CUArts […]
A tipster has sent us the following gem uttered by an economics professor explaining off-equilibrium threat: “I don’t want you to get up in the middle of class, and you don’t want to see me naked!” …we’d appreciate some context.
Following accusations that Yasser Arafat was killed by poisoning, the PLO leader’s body has been exhumed. Swiss, French, and Russian experts will perform tests on the body to determine if murder is a plausible cause of his death. (BBC News) The American Association of Pediatrics now recommends prescribing teens with Plan B before they start having […]
The dining routine at John Jay can get a little monotonous as the days go by, particularly when it comes to the desserts. On the best of nights you have a choice between gelatin, sad chunks of fruit, and the occasional dry cake, with fro-yo as the only saving grace. A few daring students (read: […]
A deep blue Moleskine containing ArtHum notes was lost on campus on Monday, Nov 19 (11/19). Please E-mail dam2178@columbia.edu. A hefty reward will be offered.
Like the NFL figured out years ago, sometimes sports are better on Monday than they are on Sunday, even at the cost of an alliteration. Over the short Thanksgiving break, many Lions skipped out on the tryptophan lull and traveled far and wide to compete. Men’s Basketball headed to San Francisco to play in the […]
As we prepare for the next semester, Bwog is looking for some new talent on our team. If you think you would be a good addition, apply to be a daily editor. Daily editors have the joy of dedicating one day per week to Bwog. They write and edit articles, dun staff writers to get their […]
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