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Have Issues? So Do We

By Bwog Staff on Sep 25, 2012 0 Comments

And by we, we’re referring to the staff of The Blue & White, who will be having their weekly meeting tonight from 8-9pm in the basement of St. Paul’s Chapel (look for us in the gallery). If you’ve ever been interested in writing, reporting, illustrating, or editing for an on-campus magazine, there’s no time like the […]

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SGA: Raising the (Crowded) Roof

By Bwog Staff on Sep 25, 2012 0 Comments

Barnard’s weekly Student Government Association meeting happened last night, amidst much debate regarding the housing crisis and meeting transparency. Our congressional correspondent Renée Kraiem writes. Last night Rep Council converged upon the Mehlor Parlor of Barnard’s Elliott Hall, an ironically apt meeting room for the evening’s main event, a discussion forum for airing complaints about […]

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(Meat) Free Food

By Bwog Staff on Sep 25, 2012 4 Comments

Tonight, like every Tuesday, Bhakti Club will be hosting a free cooking demonstration and vegan dinner starting at 6:30 in the Lerner Broadway Room. It’s been described as “huge and yummy” and tupperware is allowed for maximum midnight snacking potential. The Best Food Group via Wikimedia Commons

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AOII and Gamma Phi Beta Coming to Columbia

By Bwog Staff on Sep 25, 2012 36 Comments

Columbia’s PanHellenic Association—AXO, DG, SDT, and Theta—have decided which sororities will be joining Columbia over the next two years, according to Spec. And the winners are: Alpha Omicron Pi and Gamma Phi Beta! Specifically, AOPi AOII will be starting a chapter next semester and Gamma Phi Beta (whose cutesy abbreviation/nickname was not known at press […]

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In Defense of… Heels in Butler

By Bwog Staff on Sep 25, 2012 10 Comments

Think heels in Butler only cause loud noises and excessive classiness? Think again! Fatal fashionista Alexandra Svokos explains why these boots were made for walking in the library. You hear those click-clacking scrapes walking up and down 209 and you cringe, wondering what on earth would inspire some girl to wear heels to the library. […]

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ESC: Censored Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 25, 2012 1 Comments

Every week, the Engineering Student Council sends us an update of what went down in their meeting. Most of this week’s meeting was “off the record,” so the update is short but sweet. Engineer entrepreneur Aria Sharma reports: Andrew Kang, President of the Engineering Graduate Student Council (EGSC), graced ESC with his presence tonight to […]

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Bwoglines: Armageddon Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 25, 2012 4 Comments

Possibly the worst news in human history was released yesterday. This is a time to reflect and stick together through the difficult days ahead. May we all join hands and get through this as a united community. (The Huffington Post) LMFAO has announced that they are taking a break next year. This means we’ll have to […]

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RoomHop: Sturdy’s Studio

By Bwog Staff on Sep 24, 2012 6 Comments

Bwog’s musical maven Roberta Barnett roomhops a very musical (and sturdy) John Jay abode. It’s hard to resist investigating the sound of the light piano melody that often floats out into the hall of John Jay 9. Upon further exploration, the music isn’t simply a tasteful mix of WKCR and a personal collection of contemporary […]

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Bwog, K-pop, and Twitter: A Love Story

By Bwog Staff on Sep 24, 2012 7 Comments

The September issue of The Blue & White is on-campus now, and Bwog will keep on posting the highlights for your reading pleasure. Below, Culture Editor Conor Skelding explains how Bwog accidentally gained a global presence in the Twittersphere. On August 14th, Bwog published an ostensibly unprovocative post divulging that Jaeseop “AJ” Kim, 21, member of the […]

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Business and Pleasure at CCSC

By Bwog Staff on Sep 24, 2012 11 Comments

CCSC met last night, just as it does every Sunday. Pinch-hitter Conor Skelding sat in front. Yesterday night’s was a pleasantly and surprisingly short CCSC meeting (only about 45 minutes!). First off, class councils and senators gave their updates. Ryan Mandelbaum of 2013 boasted that Lerner Pub had went really well, and that they had […]

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Calling All Freshmen!

By Bwog Staff on Sep 24, 2012 5 Comments

Today is the first day of voting for the freshmen class elections! If you’re a first year who wants the dining hall to be open forever, or for fruit punch drinking fountains to be installed, or for your advisors to be puppies, click here (for CC) or here (for SEAS). Hurry! Voting ends at 5pm on […]

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An Update On Columbia Global Centers

By Bwog Staff on Sep 24, 2012 1 Comments

Columbia Global Centers (CGC) have been busy establishing themselves. With eight centers across the world in Chile, Brazil, France, Jordan, Kenya, Turkey, India, and China, the directors are finding exactly how they can best fit in to the Columbia sphere. To that end, a week-long Directors’ Summit was held last week, closing with a […]

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SGA Gets Updates On Divestment Task Force

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global warming lol
kudos to barnard for being so responsive to student input
lookin at u prezbo
nsop drama
penultimate
still pretty excited abt jj's
why can't barnard and columbia just be friends

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ESC Discusses Itself (Mostly)

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engineering students are terrible with crafty rhetoric
esc
ESC > other councils
I wish I could do math
SEASon to be jolly
this extended meeting really really sucked
we can't expect them to be rhetors though so no big deal
why was it so hot in Lerner 505???????

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Bwoglines: Don’t Pass Over This Edition

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Acela Primaries
bwoglines
emma sulkowicz
Obama knows free trade is good
paul nungesser
people arguing against TPP and TTIP smh
primaries erry day
Saudi Arabia looking progressive until you realize they fund militant Islam all around the world
Stay tuned to watch Bernie get beat again
Stay tuned to watch Bernie-bros cry again

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Field Notes: Passed Over Edition

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field notes
if you want cheap beer with absolutely no carding go to brighton beach apparently
should bwog have done a 'went high to seder' post? (maybe next year)
what's more important than lemonade? literally nothing
when will we pass on & out of this terrible columbia void
wish we could pass over finals

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Freshpeople Housing Reviews 2016: Sulzberger

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20 20 vision
AC
barnard babies!
barnard bears
barnard housing 2016
better than cookie dough
big rooms
class of 2020
convenient
freshpeople housing reviews 2016
housing 2016
linoleum
sulz triples are a good time. really.
sulzberger hall vs sulzberger tower
the walk to hewitt takes literally thirty seconds
u have it made

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CCSC Decides Not To Eliminate The Sandwich Ambassador

Joe Milholland 0

can the sandwich ambassador bring us free sandwiches?
ccsc
ccsc with your ccsc
Constitutional Review
global core
is the sandwich ambassador in a better or worse position than nyc bernie supporters post-primary
like if you think ccsc takes itself too seriously
sandwich ambassador
the mystery of the sandwich ambassador continues
Vivek Ramakrishnan

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Views From The 6(th Floor of Diana): Barnard In Ruins

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2017 is just salty because it will still be like this when we graduate
barnard
barnard in ruins
drake wouldn't treat us like this
just tryna sunbathe in our lulu on barnard lawn before our 2:40
rip lehman hall
shit is dark
this damn building better be worth it
views from the 6

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Roaree Goes To Space

Betsy Ladyzhets 0

but when will he reach actual space
can you send millie to space next
columbia space initiative
fly on to victory and beyond
soar lion soar
take us with you next time roaree
we have a sudden urge to rewatch alladin

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