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Bwoglines: No Man is an Island Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 25, 2012 2 Comments

We are reminded once again that our beloved campus bird of prey is not alone in the big city. The Times answers “your” questions about hawks in Manhattan. (NY Times) Don’t get too attached to the comforts of your subculture; hipsters won’t last forever. (Flavorwire) Rick Santorum, the anti-cajun, bonds with Louisiana primary voters, and […]

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Occupiers Encamp at Tuck-It-Away

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2012 41 Comments

Starting Thursday, “members of the Coalition to Preserve Community, St. Mary’s Congregations for Justice and Peace, Harlem community members, and students of Columbia University” met up to #occupy Tuck-It-Away Storage. Tuck-It-Away, located at 655 W. 125th St., was the last legal battleground of our Manhattanville expansion. Of the many demands that the coalition fights for, […]

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Crunching Numbers, and Spitting Them Out in Disgust

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2012 11 Comments

By now, most of you know your place within the grand—and imminent—debacle that is suite selection. Using our handy little calculator and data from this year and last, Bwog has done a little bit of math in order to track the trends and changes in the huddled masses awaiting shelter for next year. Changes Based […]

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LectureHop: Hunting for Microbes and Second Chances

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2012 1 Comments

Ian Lipkin will not shake your hand, but he does know how to reach out to students. The esteemed scientist and Director of The Center of Infection and Immunity at Columbia University who specializes in infectious diseases, spoke this past January at an event sponsored by various health-related student groups on his role as the […]

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Housing Reviews 2012: Nussbaum

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2012 14 Comments

Location: 600 W. 113th Nearby dorms: McBain and Watt are across Broadway. Hogan and Broadway are only a block away. Stores and restaurants: On top of Nussbaum & Wu and Mill Korean. Across the street from Deluxe, Milano, Il Cibreo, and International. The rest of Broadway lies at your fingertips (shoetips?). You will thank the […]

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Why We’re Out of District 13, Maybe

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2012 3 Comments

Last week, Columbia was kicked out of New York’s 13th Congressional district, and Clyde Williams, who’s running to represent District 13 in Congress, thinks he knows why. According to Capital: The “political leadership was afraid of the whites on the Upper West Side” not supporting them anymore, Williams told a group of small business owners he […]

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Miracles Everywhere In This Bitch

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2012 1 Comments

As they do every so often, the RAs are hosting a miracle berry tasting. According to an RA’s email: Today, there’s a Miracle Berries event from 2.00 to 3.30 p.m. in the McBain and Broadway lobbies. Berry via Wikimedia Commons

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Lost: Black Moleskine

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2012 0 Comments

Black, approximately 4″ x 6″ hardcover notebook, sketches inside. First page is abstract colored pencil drawing with circular calligraphy. Contact 3476077264 or iw2170@columbia.edu.

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From the Issue: Charlie Dinkin

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2012 10 Comments

Be on the lookout for the February issue of The Blue & White, on campus now! Bwog will again honor our heritage/amorous affair with our mother magazine by posting features from the upcoming issue. Such treats include the first part of a discussion on the Columbia School, an investigation into Columbia’s animal testing practices, and a talk about, […]

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BoardHop: It’s About the Journey…

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2012 2 Comments

It’s not about what’s inside this Furnald single, but what’s on the trippy whiteboard on the door. That is, a violent mishmash of radicalism, socialism, and Labour.

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Bwoglines: Season’s Tidings Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2012 3 Comments

Obama has tapped Jim Yong Kim, the president (and sometimes rapper) of Dartmouth, for the top spot at World Bank. For Jeffrey Sachs, then, spring is a time of broken dreams. (Business Week) Graduation is looming and for around two-thirds of seniors, this means starting to think about debt. (The Atlantic) Warm weather can make people […]

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Housing Reviews 2012: Broadway

By Bwog Staff on Mar 23, 2012 3 Comments

Location: 2900 Broadway (actual entrance on 114th, shared with Hogan) Nearby dorms: Hogan, Ruggles, Carman, not far from McBain and Watt. Broadway shares an entrance with Hogan. Stores and restaurants: Close to Lerner and Butler, across the street from Amir’s, Havana, and importantly International. Morton’s is only a block away across Broadway. Generally one of […]

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Chess Boy Digs Deep Into Chess (And Life)

Amara Banks 1

bwog still has a lot of questions for chess boy
how is chess boy's love life?
is chess boy good at chess because he's naturally talented or because he spent his whole life playing chess?
is chess boy seeing anyone? does chess boy WANT to be seeing anyone?
who still even owns a handkerchief?
why does chess boy want to go to yale when columbia is clearly superior?

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Overseen: Anonymous Role Model Reminds Us To Be Present In The World

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a ferris bueler's day off quote feels really appropriate right here
don't let those midterms get you down! have some chocolate!
flying to the moon would be a really great way to get out of a calc midterm
overseen
remember to be present in the world kids
unless you're lactose intolerant - in which case have some sugary candy or something

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#TBT To Before Barnard Became Barnard

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'nothing's worthwhile unless you can exclude someone'
#tbt
alternative post title: '#tbt to when donald trump would've wanted to send his daughter to barnard'
gossip girl: 1890s barnard edition is a show bwog would absolutely watch
lecturehop
living in brooks literally cost $1000 per semester in the early 1900s can you imagine
no wonder brooks has those beautiful ornate staircases

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Midterm Day Has Arrived At Last

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but hey! at least this means we're halfway through the semester! officially!
if you actually have a midterm today your prof is either doing something right or part of some kind of secret cult
is the coffee at blue java really worth it when the line is so long though?
midterm day
redbull-infused coffee is a real thing and it's terrifying

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Bwoglines: Unexpected Victories Edition

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bwoglines
columbia alums clearly have some substantial funds
like if you remember when bacchantae did q.u.e.e.n. and electric lady by janelle monae
what was up with that snapchat filter yesterday though
whose idea was that
would a nyc mta bus ever roll into a coffeeshop? no. it would charge furiously into that coffeeshop

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BunsenBwog: I’m Looking at You

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bioethics
BunsenBwog
Bwog does science...sometimes
If Netflix destroyed your vision how many people would give it up?
mice are underappreciated
Ralph Waldo Emerson knows what's up
SCIENCE YEAH
we would never give up Netflix

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Overseen: Something On Butler 9 Has A Taste For Meat

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he probably lives in the bathroom there
that bathroom is seriously awesome though
the creature of Butler 9
trashcans exist you know
What is happening to us
who brings jerky to butler?

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GSSC Revises The Owl And Spends Money

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"Not everyone at GS uses Facebook" is not a good way to dispel GS stereotypes
Bwog is a master of social media
Elizabeth Heyman
gssc
GSSC moves to the modern era
owls are the eagles of the night
rooftop party get hype
social media reigns supreme
Spending Money
The Owl

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