In case the sandals and sundresses were not indication enough that Columbians are ready for spring summer, these tap dancers accompanied by a jazz saxophonist in front of Low made it clear. The question remains, where is Robin Williams?
Dear Friends, Just because the sun has set, the fun doesn’t have to end. We know you’re all just aching to spend some time with the witty staff of The Blue and White at 9 pm in St. Paul’s Chapel. There will of course be tons of delicious treats and talk about the next issue. […]
I left a small, unopened cardboard box in 417 IAB today after Foner. It is addressed to 2866 Lerner, and contains a phone, and it rattles when you shake it. Reward. Contact cds2148@columbia.edu.
What better time to complain about discuss Columbia classes than today, when most of us are struggling to make the harsh transition from sleeping in to sleeping in the back of a big lecture? Our latest installment of BwogSalon features Columbia Class Notes, a new campus publication in which students do just that. Name […]
For those of you stuck inside while your friends play ultimate on the lawns, enjoying the breeze, you can find solace in the one perk of being in Butler. Today, Columbia Libraries launched a new, beta CLIO, which will run alongside the old one. According to Karen the Librarian, new CLIO is intended to have […]
Daniel Dae Kim came to Columbia yesterday, visiting with his school-seeking son Xander, and the rest of his family. Although Jin from Lost wasn’t exactly a perfect sweetheart, Dan did grant this lucky tipster, Victoria Lee, a fan photo.
As much as we hate U2, there is little about this day we can bitch about. Drop your CC books and escape that Platonic cave. Bwog’s resident number person did a b of the e calculation and we can say with a 95 percent confidence interval that there are one bazillion people on the lawn. Spring break ain’t […]
We’re back which means that CCSC has a new list of candidates for the upcoming Spring Elections. Campaigning begins next Monday, March 26th, and online voting polls will open at 9 am on April 2nd and run until 5 pm on April 5th. Take your pick. Executive Board The 212 Karishma Habbu (President) Will Hughes […]
Bwog isn’t quite ready for schoolwork yet and living in our parents’ house for a week has made us revert to childhood. Remember picture books? (The Atlantic) Perhaps the end to all our intellectual ennui will come when we start paying attention in our Spanish classes. (NYT) Or maybe we just need to live a little […]
Update, 12:16 pm: CSA extended the deadline to the 30th. Students only have four days (until March 22nd) to apply to be a CSA Peer Adviser. Bwog, still a bit groggy-eyed from spring break, wanted to investigate a bit more on what exactly this Peer Adviser job entailed and whether there’d be free food involved. CCSC […]
Drama over Obamanard aside, the president of the United States coming to speak at Barnard is a BFD. All of his carefully considered appearances are under extreme scrutiny, especially in an election year. Thus his decision (as DSpar explained, he requested to speak and was not asked) to speak at any college had to have involved […]
While some of us are snapping out of that movie marathon malaise and contemplating on working on that paper due Monday, or something, a fraction of the student body taking Peter Awn’s Islam class had the pleasure of opening their inboxes to this e-mail: I hope you all had a wonderful spring break. As I […]
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