At Columbia, we read books in class and play games in our dorms. In Armenian public schools, they play games in class. (Al Jazeera) Here, events against gay marriage prompt protests supporting it. In France, a bill legalizing gay marriage has caused opposing rallies against it. (NYTimes) Now that My Chemical Romance (and Bwog’s years of teen […]
Come to the Bwog meating tonight to witness puns even worse than that last one! SGO, 5th floor of Lerner, 7 pm, free food. Bring your ideas, pitches and useful supernatural abilities, such as meat vision. Timmy is an average kid, that no one understands via Tumblr
If you’re hiding out in your room / still getting last licks on spring break, you haven’t yet seen that there is a large motorcade on College Walk right now. Rumors are abounding that it is for Vice President Joe Biden, although we have not had this confirmed yet. Columbia confirms that the motorcade is […]
Whether you spent the last week inebriated or sitting in your own filth, watching entire seasons of TV shows, you probably missed some newsworthy happenings. Luckily, Bwog is back with a roundup to distract you from the work you were supposed to do over break keep you informed. J. school professor and author of “A […]
Steve Coll, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and former Managing Editor of the Washington Post, has been named the new dean of Columbia’s J-school. Like outgoing J-school dean Nick Lemann, Coll is a staff writer at the New Yorker, which is apparently a farm team for Columbia J-school deans. Before being named as dean, Coll served […]
Unless you’re one of the unlucky ones who has a lit hum essay due at midnight tomorrow (Mark Lilla, we’re looking at you) or a rescheduled midterm sometime this weekend, Bwog would like to wish you a drunken and unproductive relaxing spring break. To paraphrase the words of KSho, we “hope this break affords you […]
In the last few hours before it’s finally all over–at least for a week–Bwog defends drunkenly doing nothing in a place without Antarctic temperatures but with real bars. I’m going to Cancun for spring break. It’s a simple enough sentence, but every time I share with friends or with a class what my plans are […]
Professors Nicholas Dames, chair of the English and Comparative Lit Department, and Boris Gasparov, a professor of Slavic Languages, will both receive awards from the Columbia College Academic Awards Committee this spring. Bwog wishes them both congratulations. The Columbia College Academic Awards Committee is pleased to announce the winners of the 2013 Mark Van Doren […]
Google announced Wednesday that it will be retiring Google Reader, sending the Internet into an immediate frenzy. Time to choose a new favorite RSS Reader. (New York Times) A West Harlem baby who survived his mother’s eight-story jump Wednesday afternoon is now in stable condition. The baby’s mother, 45, was a Columbia Law School grad. […]
Whether you’ve been done with midterms for weeks, or still have to take a Frontiers exam tomorrow (sucka), you need a drink that will fulfill the dual requirements of allowing you to a) stay awake in the shwastiest of ways and b) to do it without the fatal flaw of being as clichéd as a vodka […]
For those of you not hopping on the next plane to Puerto Rico for spring break, there’s no reason to stay locked in Morningside Heights for the next week. In fact, there’s no reason to stay in Manhattan at all. In defense of local attractions, the areas in and immediately around New York are not […]
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