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Fireside Chat: On Whether or Not You Can Have it All, Again

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2012 4 Comments

This Thursday night, around fifteen Barnard women gathered around the fireplace stark, white, postmodern wall of the Diana Center’s Judith Shapiro Faculty Dining Room to discuss whether or not women can have it all with a woman at Barnard who seems to have gotten pretty close: President Debora Spar. Bwog sent its Barnard Bureau Chief, […]

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Grand Opening of Upper West Side Legend

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2012 11 Comments

Today the Upper West Side can celebrate the grand opening of a restaurant that’s Legen–wait for it—dary. Legend, a Chinese food cornerstone of Chelsea’s culinary scene, is opening a new location in the old Rack n Soul space on 258 W 109th Street. Even though Bwog’s already spent 90% of its allowance for the year, […]

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Venkatesh (May Have) Misused >$200k

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2012 17 Comments

An article in The New York Times appearing in print tomorrow contains shocking allegations of a money-misuse scandal at Columbia. Professor of Sociology Sudir Venkatesh appears to have been internally investigated for illicitly spending over $200,000 in school funds, and paid back only $13,000. An excerpt from The New York Times gives the details: All told, the auditors listed […]

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Unleash Your Inner Katniss: Free Archery From 12 to 3

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2012 1 Comments

Let’s not lie—after seeing The Hunger Games, you realized you would be roughly a million times cooler if you learned to shoot a bow and arrow. Today, Columbia’s Varsity Archery Team is there to help you achieve that goal. From 12 to 3 PM in the Lefrak Gym, you can go shoot a real bow […]

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Bwoglines: Luck of the Draw Edition

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2012 0 Comments

With December officially upon us, we can look forward to delicious hot chocolate, holiday lights, and the end of the world as we know it. The countdown to the Mayan end of days has officially begun and Bwog would like to remind you to make the next 21 days count! (PC Mag) As a broke […]

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Lighting Up On College Walk

By Bwog Staff on Nov 30, 2012 3 Comments

The annual tree-lighting ceremony was yesterday evening, and for those of you who missed it, sassy cider-sipper Julia Goodman was on the scene. Last night, we got a pleasant reminder that the holidays are quickly approaching. Taking a break from rabid finals studying, I joined what looked to be the majority of the student population […]

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The Best of All Possible College Candides

By Bwog Staff on Nov 30, 2012 14 Comments

CMTS’s Candide will be performed again at the Lerner Black Box tonight and tomorrow at 8 pm. Last night, Alexandra Svokos checked out the premiere. As Shelley Farmer, BC’14, director of Candide says in her playbook note, the show is “a nightmare to stage.” With wars, castles, and locales from Uruguay to Portugal to Turkey, it is […]

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NOMADS’ American Ghosts, Haunting a Theatre Near You

By Bwog Staff on Nov 30, 2012 3 Comments

The fall production of theater group NOMADS (New and Original Material Authored and Directed by Students), American Ghosts, premiered last night in the Glicker-Milstein blackbox theatre, located on LL2 of the Diana Center; the show runs through Saturday, with performances beginning at 8 pm and running a little over an hour. Bwog’s Meandering Medium Marcus Levine […]

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Preview: Gimme Gimme MOrchesis

By Bwog Staff on Nov 30, 2012 6 Comments

Orchesis: A Dance Group presents their Fall Showcase, Gimme Gimme MOrchesis, in Roone Arledge Auditorium tonight at 10:30, and tomorrow again at 8:30 P.M. Bwog sent its resident Roone Rebel Rouser Renée Kraiem to the dress rehearsal and here’s what she reported back. If Gimme Gimme MOrchesis sets out to, in fact, give us more, […]

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Fencing Home Meet

By Bwog Staff on Nov 30, 2012 2 Comments

At 4pm today, Columbia University Fencing will be competing in their one and only home meet of the season. This is your chance to witness one of the most successful teams at Columbia out in full force. If you’ve ever had an interest in fencing, have a love for long pointy objects, or if you’ve […]

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Congrats, You’ve Won!

By Bwog Staff on Nov 30, 2012 147 Comments

Here are the winners of the brownstones formerly known as AEPi, Pike, and PsiU: Alpha Chi Omega Lambda Phi Epsilon Q House While this is great news for these three organizations—having been without a house for so long—it comes as a blow to AEPi and Pike as they were trying to earn their houses back. Dean […]

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Culinary Contrarian: Oysters

By Bwog Staff on Nov 30, 2012 1 Comments

The Culinary Contrarian is back, this time visiting a Chinese restaurant and an oyster-heavy establishment, eventually finding fulfillment in a test of the oyster shots at 169 Bar. Everyone needs to get away from campus now and then. Whether it’s because you yearn for novel experiences, or because a particular chair in Butler is perfectly […]

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Turkey Bucketlist Drop

Finn Klauber 1

"muffled ayy lmao" me on thursday
adventure bucket time list
ayy lmao will always be a great meme @amara @rachel
bucket list
bucketlist
could use a beer right about now ayy?
didn't end as badly as ahs roanoke tho
thanks settlers and indians

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Back Of The Envelope: How Much Did Athletics Spend On Trying To Get You To Come To Football Games This Semester?

Betsy Ladyzhets 2

a columbia kid trying to care about sports
athletics
Bwog does not play sports preferring to exercise the mind
football
how many people come to games for beer o'clock vs how many come for the band
roar lion roar
think of how many textbooks you could buy with that money

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Bwoglines: Reality And Ideals Edition

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damn emails
do what michelle obama says
india
michelle 2020
our generation's legacy legalizing gay marriage and pot we can swing it
Taiwan
that little island southeast of Chian
we will miss you michelle obama

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How To Avoid Dangerous Topics On Thanksgiving

Victoria Arancio 3

anyone that is staying is a lucky s.o.b.
ay you pass the cranberry sauce
bwogsgiving is real thanksgiving
deflect like you've never deflected before
drink your way through the holiday
everyone has that crazy uncle
How-To
thanksgiving

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Where Art Thou: Turkey Day

Gowan Moïse 0

be sure to find a George to get ready for your Sunday in the park
loadbang makes its return to the Miller Theatre with a.... bang
the band name 'loadbang' has the potential to be sooooo much dirtier...
turkey day is much more fun to say than Thanksgiving
who else is ready for the parade??

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Bwoglines: There Are Reachers, And There Are Settlers

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ban ki-moon must be having a mental breakdown rn
Bill de Blasio will be there
bwoglines
columbia sanctuary
gonna miss obama
if you don't know if you're a reacher or a settler you're probably a reacher
spread the love
we are all beautiful people

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Bad Poetry: A Tribute To Alfred Joyce Kilmer

Tamara Barriot 0

'trees' sounds like something that will haunt u for the rest of ur days
i wonder if tobey maguire's dead skin cells are still in havemeyer 309
is this what it feels like to be in a cult
isn't spongebob the voice that sells u chocolate

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Recycling Pee In Space And Other Feats Of Engineering: A Talk With Astronaut Tim Kopra

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adding ‘in space’ to any activity makes it 100x cooler
camping in space
getting excited about space in space
lecturehop
nobody asked if he preferred star wars or star trek
recycling pee in space
space: the final frontier
who do you go camping with? 10/10 would recommend (space)

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