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All Aboard WBAR’s Goth Cruise

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2012 3 Comments

Tomorrow night, starting at 7: 30, WBAR’s 3rd annual Winter Formal, Goth Cruise, will be setting sail from the Diana Event Oval. Goth/formal dress is encouraged, and a goth first mate and captain will be named. The show will feature: A rare performance of the bouncy, harmonized post-punk of Household whose 2011 Items was one of the year’s best records; […]

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Has the Arts Initiative Been Saved?

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2012 3 Comments

Melissa Smey, director of the Arts Initiative and Miller Theatre, just sent an email to everyone on the CUArts listserv announcing forthcoming changes to the Arts Initiative. The changes, made in response to the “Save the Arts Initiative” campaign, come just 2 days after Prezbo told a fireside chat audience that he was looking into […]

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Be Prepared for Free Food

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2012 0 Comments

Are you as hungry as the hyenas from The Lion King? Well, stick with Bwog and you’ll never go hungry again! At 8pm in Lerner 503, you can get free food from Camp Kesem’s third general body meeting and second counselor information session. Open Mic Night is from 9:30 to midnight in the Broadway 1st […]

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LectureHop: Art and State

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2012 3 Comments

In the latest World Leaders Forum, cohosted by Maison Francaise and the School of the Arts, Antonin Baudry, Cultural Counselor in the French Embassy in the U.S., and recently resigned National Endowment of the Arts Chairman Rocco Landesman, in his final public appearance in the position, discussed their respective country’s relations between the government and […]

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Tree Lighting Ceremony Tonight

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2012 8 Comments

Trim up the trees with Christmas stuff Like bingle balls, and whofoo fluff Trim up the town with goowho gums and bizilbix and wums – Doctor Seuss It’s time again for Columbia’s most festive tradition, the Tree Lighting Ceremony! Leave your dark miserable studying and revel in our campus’s wintery beauty. From the Facebook event: […]

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Overheard: Stony Faced

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2012 1 Comments

A tipster outside of Schermerhorn 501 overheard someone grappling with one of life’s toughest problems: I mean, I *like* him, but it’s like, why are your lips so hard? Ouch. Lip compatibility is essential to a healthy relationship. This could be a deal breaker. Luscious stock model lips via Shutterstock

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Morningside Almanac: Week of 11/29

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2012 0 Comments

The Columbia Greenmarket is positively abuzz with activity this week. You’re going to want to drop by the information station to meet new market manager, Kelly Faust. Bwog will definitely be there, trying to make a good impression. As always debit, credit and EBT are accepted, so go check out these new arrivals: A garlic/ […]

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Bwoglines: War and Peace Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2012 4 Comments

Everyone’s worst email-related-fear became a reality during NYU’s recent Replyallcalypse. We at Columbia would never be so foolish, right? (NYU Local) There was not a single violent crime reported in New York City on Monday. Has Public Safety become obsolete? (BBC) Lindsay Lohan, famed for her acting’s “distinctive blend of voracity and innocence, of will […]

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Radiohead: A Conversation with Ben Young

By Bwog Staff on Nov 28, 2012 8 Comments

In this latest installment of “The Conversation,” senior editor Claire Sabel speaks with the director of WKCR-FM, Ben Young, CC ’92. Young is known at Columbia’s student-run station by the moniker HBA. From this vantage point, the jazz historian has overseen generations of student programmers serve, as he once did and continues to do, the station’s […]

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Concluding the Convent Conversation

By Bwog Staff on Nov 28, 2012 20 Comments

Last night, Deans Shollenberger and Martinez attempted once again to gather community input on the fate of Columbia’s newest residential acquisition, the former St. Hilda’s House convent on 113th. Seeing as Bwog and Spec were joined by no less than two legitimate voices of the “community,” the event was less a conversation and more a […]

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QuickTix: Wintry Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 28, 2012 2 Comments

Breaking: Lerner is useful for something, because that’s where the TIC is located, and it can hook you up with your fix of these addicting upcoming performances. Campus events: NOMADS presents American Ghosts. Friday, Saturday at 8 pm. $2-5. CMTS presents Candide. Friday, Saturday at 8 pm. $5-10. Orchesis presents Gimme gimme mOrchesis. Thursday, Friday at 10:30 […]

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Noah Baumbach Filming at Barnard?

By Bwog Staff on Nov 28, 2012 16 Comments

After receiving the intriguing news from AHinks that “an independent feature film will be shooting scenes on the Barnard campus,” Bwog has been furiously searching for more info. Although Barnard could only tell us that “the story is female-driven, and the director and cast are highly regarded,” Bwog managed to scrape together a few clues […]

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Columbia Satanic Students Society: Neither Real Satanists Nor A Real Society

Betsy Ladyzhets 0

'i had to come up with a short on the theme of censorship and i was like oh satanism well that'll do'
'i'm very needy and want people to laugh at my jokes' ... we can relate
goats
if you went to basketballmania last night you may have seen callum - he was the guy in the roaree suit
like this post if you think clive is a good name for a goat
mfa film students
MFA program
no goats will be harmed in the making of this film
peoplehop
satanism

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Come On Down To Cabaret: Bard Hall Players Put On A Show

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do ya'll like kit kats? i think they're okay
everyone loves some cabaret
the college of physicians and surgeons

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Bwoglines: Tides Edition

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bwoglines
can nasa please fund my project to launch myself in the sun
it's ok paris agreement we know we're fucked
one day i'm going to build a large catapult and launch myself into space
political ~intrigue~
when i'm 36 i'm going to look at the huge af supermoon and recall fonder days

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How to Spend Fall Break in NYC

Leo Bevilacqua 1

"columbia university in the city of new york" sounds so pretentious
adult candy
cherry orchard
cultural immersion
eataly
falling apart break
foodsta
helluva town
home alone
home alone 2 1/2
jap lyf chose me
nyc
peppermint chocolate martinis
smorgasborg
strand
the high line
the jap lyf chose me
THE strand
tkts
ur a new yorker

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How Well Do You Know Your Campus Doorways And Do You Know Where You’re Actually Going In Life?

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abandon all hope...
fuck queen
left door
no doors
pls comment "spook well pupper" for good spooks this seaosn
quiz
right door
shoutout to william faulkner
what is imagination
what is reality

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Get Hyped For Basketball Mania

Ross Chapman 0

Basketball Mania
basketball shaped butts
columbia is good at pep rallys though
even if the attendance at sports games is lacking
to say the least
what sports IS columbia good at because it doesnt look like basketball or football are on that list

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LectureHop: Alan Turing: Computing Machinery and Intelligence

Elana Rebitzer 0

alan turing
computers are confusing
how many times do you think the codebreakers made jokes about enigmas
lecturehop
turing's law has a lot of complex legal stuff but amazing that it's even being passed
wordplay that isn't actually funny

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Reflection On Race Through Reading The Diamond Sutra

Gabrielle Kloppers 0

and this event sounds so calming
because if you think about everything happening in the world it just gets sad
diamond sutra
non-attachment to things is crucial
this election has literally everybody on edge

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