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Prezbo’s Class: Holding Court

By Sylvie Krekow on Oct 30, 2012 9 Comments

Here’s a sneak peek of the Autumn issue of The Blue & White, which will be out next week (damn you, Sandy!). One blustery October afternoon, approximately 60 students shuffle into 501 Schermerhorn for class. Some fiddle with their water bottles, others heave hefty copies of Constitutional Law, Sixth Edition out of their bags. President […]

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We Have Class Tomorrow :(

By Bwog Staff on Oct 30, 2012 57 Comments

Update, 5:40 pm: Barnard will also have class tomorrow. According to an email from Columbia’s Emergency Management Operations Team, we (undergrads and most grad students) have class tomorrow! The reason? “Our students will only benefit by beginning to reengage in the purposeful work that brings our University community—and our City—together each day.” The med school, […]

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Overseen: It’s All Going to Be OK, Guys

By Bwog Staff on Oct 30, 2012 4 Comments

Like the proverbial dove with olive branch, Hawkma has emerged resplendent after the storm. Bwog couldn’t have asked for a better omen. Courtesy of freshpeople on JJ13

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After the Storm: What’s Open?

By Bwog Staff on Oct 30, 2012 15 Comments

After surviving last night’s storm/Facebook being down, you’re probably ready to venture outside to assess the damage. While we were lucky in Morningside Heights, some locations remain closed. Check back for further updates! Closed: Amir’s, Starbucks, Uni Cafe, Liz’s Place, Crumbs, Havana Central, Brad’s, Cafe 212, Cafe East, Butler Cafe, Camille’s, Community, Mill, Le Monde, […]

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Call Your Parents!

By Bwog Staff on Oct 30, 2012 15 Comments

Take a moment to appreciate our safety up in Morningside Heights as word comes in of more damage around New York and New Jersey. That said, all of the media coverage is showing horrible conditions in the city, so Bwog wants to reiterate a point from KevSho’s most recent hurricane update: tell your family you are […]

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Bwoglines: Disaster Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 30, 2012 14 Comments

As I’m sure you know by now, there’s a moderately large storm creeping into the eastern United States, causing quite some damage. It’s destroying New York and other states in the East Coast, and while at Columbia it doesn’t seem like much so far, the storm has begun claiming lives in the United States. (Reuters, CNN) […]

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Sandy Takes Down Facebook, Wikipedia, and CNN—But Only For Columbians

By Bwog Staff on Oct 30, 2012 13 Comments

Update, 1:30 am: Facebook, CNN, and Wikipedia are now back up! Try going to Facebook. Now try CNN and Wikipedia. If you’re in a Columbia-owned building, it’s likely that none of these websites will load. But the websites themselves aren’t down. If you try them from a non-Columbia IP or from your phone (once you […]

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Sandy Floods Downtown, Breaks Windows On Campus

By Bwog Staff on Oct 29, 2012 20 Comments

Thanks to Hurricane Sandy, there’s currently massive flooding in lower Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn, with streets turned into rivers in the financial district, the East Village, Ground Zero, and Red Hook. Power plants are exploding and almost all of Manhattan south of 39th street has lost power. One building on 14th street was even […]

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CCSC Review: Batman and Ben & Jerry’s

By Bwog Staff on Oct 29, 2012 6 Comments

Although there was only a small showing of the general student body, all elected members of CCSC managed to brave the high winds and… well, high winds for the regular Sunday night meeting. In light of the two week hiatus, there was a lot on the agenda including a number of updates from Class Councils, […]

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Doomsday: In Picture Form

By Bwog Staff on Oct 29, 2012 3 Comments

We don’t feel like reading/writing words either. Enjoy this gallery! And then check out all our Hurricane Sandy coverage. And don’t worry, we called the bars for you. 1020: “We’re open.” Don’t know how late, but as long as they can be. The Heights: Open till 2 am Mel’s: Bar open all night, kitchen closed. […]

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Only YOU Can Save the Arts Initiative

By Bwog Staff on Oct 29, 2012 1 Comments

In light of recent events regarding the decline of the CU Arts Initiative, students led by Will Hughes, CUPAL president and VP Policy of CCSC, have created a petition to show support and promote awareness. This Wednesday, all of the deans involved with the issue (Becker, Wright, Shollenberger) are meeting to discuss what the next steps […]

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Profs Admit Defeat!

By Bwog Staff on Oct 29, 2012 19 Comments

All across campus people rejoice at the receipt of emails from sullen professors. Essays are pushed back and classes are cancelled. A dastardly few, however, plan to force students to attend “online seminars” through Courseworks or some such wizardry. From some of our fav professors: Lit Hum: I’m holed up in my apartment with my research, […]

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Bwoglines: Cloudy With A Chance of Disappointment Edition

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apple watch
bermuda triangle is basically the shaft
but will there be wine at the reception?
bwogaliscious
bwoglines
cloudy with a chance of death
cubs
dead and gone
done done done
getting grown
grown ass man
jap lyf chose me
loving life
oversharing is not overcaring
the jap lyf chose me
tin foil hats

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Field Notes: Fall Break Cannot Come Sooner Edition

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and then you're hungover and it's dark and cold and you curl up in a ball to suffer
Blumpkins are pumpkins that were blown up. Literally.
dabbing
drowning in tears over essays
men's razors are weirdly better
panic attacks are the worst
parking tickets
spooky skeletons
thievery
vodka is the water of the gods
we want those sugar cookies with pumpkins on them
when you're too done so you brush your hair with a fork

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A Quiet CCSC Meets With Dean Kromm

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a dean comes and nobody talks
asleep at ccsc
ccsc
Columbia College Student Council
cristen kromm
dean kromm
extended hamilton hours
surveys don't mean shit
SVR
we guess homecoming gets to us all
wtf restocking tampons will be ccsc's responsibility?

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Columbia Football’s Campaign Against The Touchdown

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better things to do than watch football
cu football
did anybody even go to the game?
dying physics
homecoming
how did we possibly win?
is this the sign of a winning team?
keep it up!
no more touchdowns
redemption
starting a new trend

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Bwoglines: Pep Talks and Pot Talks Edition

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bwog is excited about marijuana legalization as well
bwoglines
isn't changing the name of a highway confusing?
isn't that illegal?
obama
selling virginity
selling yourself to pay for law school may not be too wise
should pot be legal?
we also like snl can you tell

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Reminder: The Honor Of Dante’s Laurels Awaits The Intrepid

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be fruitful and multiply
do Dante's Laurels kids
do the king's quest kids
help yourself to some sex
just trying to make the world a better place
late night bwog is best bwog
lnb
so much sexual ostraneni
this is all about sex if you didn't get it
vergi
virgil
virgilio

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Bwog Asked: What Do You Think About Columbia Winning The Homecoming Game?

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cumb
football
homecoming
is dartmouth even an ivy
resident bandies
school spirit or something
so did sig chi have a party or nah?
the f word
what's a "dartmouth"

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Bucketlist: Who Cares About The Standards Of Law And Society?

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bucket list
bucketlist
fuck jake sullivan
fuck the hillary machine
go do something columbia
go do something with your life
go question some corrupt individuals
julian assange can be a hero if he wants to be
there's so much here
wikileaks for life

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