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If These Tees Could Talk

By Bwog Staff on Jul 17, 2012 18 Comments

Bwog’s Westside Bureau Chief, Diana Clarke, imagines a dialogue between herself and her new Westside tee. A recent trip downtown took me to the Westside on Fourteenth Street, where I were startled into new appreciation for the market by seeing it out of context (as it happens, you can only get 3 am grapes at […]

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GS Student Could Be Regis For A Day

By Bwog Staff on Jul 16, 2012 6 Comments

GS student/surfer/model/philanthropist Will Tant will compete with four other finalists beginning today to guest host an episode of “Live With Kelly Ripa.” Each day this week, one of the contestants will be eliminated until only the winner remains. If Will scores the host spot, he’ll get to appear alongside guest Will Ferrell on July 24, which happens […]

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Goldean Takes The Gold

By Bwog Staff on Jul 15, 2012 17 Comments

We asked, and you answered—with a 90s reference, of course. With 46% of the total votes, Goldean is the official new nickname for interim Dean Goldfarb, to be used henceforth in all Bwog posts and relevant legalese*. No word yet on whether Goldean will embrace his new name, but we’re like 90% sure this makes PrezBo Ash […]

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Columbia Gets a Chief Digital Officer

By Bwog Staff on Jul 13, 2012 15 Comments

On Wednesday, Sree Sreenivasan, formerly the J-school’s Dean of Student Affairs, became Columbia’s first-ever Chief Digital Officer. The tech blog AllThingsD (run by two of Sree’s former students J-school alums) reported the news shortly after it was announced in emails from Prezbo and Provost Coatsworth. But just what does a Chief Digital Officer do? Sree […]

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Royal Pains on Campus

By Bwog Staff on Jul 13, 2012 6 Comments

Fans of middling summer television will be whelmed to see episodes of Royal Pains being filmed right outside of Carman Hall. The show, which typically does not film in New York City, follows a concierge medicine business in the Hamptons (episodes air on USA, on Wednesdays at 9 pm; can we have our money now?). Overheard off […]

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Columbia Football Photobombs White Tupac

By Bwog Staff on Jul 13, 2012 39 Comments

From Getty, on the Daily Mail, of all places

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First Taste of that Dark, Columbian Roast

By Bwog Staff on Jul 13, 2012 28 Comments

Anonymous email sent in last night which recounts a critical moment in the Columbian life-cycle: At approximately 5pm EST, a shot was fired. “Housing?!” posted one eager student in the Columbia – Class of 2016 Facebook grouper, sending over 1,000 students into a rush to get to LionMail first. No doubt, this would create traffic; […]

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Proof That the Sun Revolves Around Manhattan

By Bwog Staff on Jul 11, 2012 8 Comments

In a combination of astronomy and municipal history, the “Manhattanhenge” phenomena, “discovered” by Columbia’s own Neil DeGrasse Tyson, occurs today and tomorrow (July 11 and 12) at sunset. For more information about the science involved, Scientific American’s blog has some interesting background (and a tool to determine”-henge” moments in other cities), and Wikipedia has a nifty […]

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Sherry on the Rocks

By Bwog Staff on Jul 10, 2012 29 Comments

As debate continues over whether or not Sheherezade “Sherry” Jaafari, former press aide to Bashar al-Assad, should have been granted admission to SIPA, some of our own weigh in. David Fine, CC ’13, interviewed Columbia professors, students, and alumni in a piece published on Tablet. Interviewees include Elazar Barkan, the director of Columbia’s Institute for the […]

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Moving Your Stuff, “Transparently”

By Bwog Staff on Jul 09, 2012 15 Comments

In an e-mail sent out earlier this afternoon, CUIT’s LionMail team informs you that they have their grubby hands on your data and they’re doing some fancy new-fangled shuffling—but don’t worry, they’ll be gentle: Dear Undergraduate Student, We hope you are excited about your upcoming move to LionMail @ Columbia. On July 31 you will be start to […]

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Body Found at 116th in Riverside Park

By Bwog Staff on Jul 08, 2012 37 Comments

A dead body was found hanging from a tree in Riverside Park this evening, between 115th and 116th. An NYPD officer on the scene told Bwog that the body belongs to a man in his thirties who is unaffiliated with Columbia. A person passing through the park noticed the body and alerted the police around 7:45 […]

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Housingmaster: Waitlist Woes

By Bwog Staff on Jul 05, 2012 8 Comments

Update, 7/25: Some people, mostly juniors, have gotten off the waitlist. If you’re one of the lucky ones (or one of the unlucky ones who still have no idea where you’ll be living in 2 months) let us know in the comments. Don’t panic! All through the summer, we’ll continue to answer your housing questions. […]

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CCSC Discusses A CASV Resolution And The Henry Moore Sculpture

Joe Milholland 0

500 rolls of toilet paper - that's a lot of ass-wiping
casv
ccsc
Constitutional Review
Is this the end of the sandwich ambassador?
like if you'll watch makansi's live-streamed fireside chat
like if you're getting sick of the statue discourse
live streaming
live-streamed events
multi-part process of constitutional review ... sounds so complicated
Reclining Figure

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Soundtrack To Finishing Your Thesis

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catch us assclapping in butler instead of writing
do you think kanye ever had to write a thesis?
don't even talk to us until we're done with our paper
drake wouldn't treat me like this
if you can finish your thesis frank ocean can come out with a new album
isn't it cool to produce your own legit academic work tho?
playlist
we are stronger because we've written a thesis
when u an academic u an academic
when you just can't stop talking about your data with your friends
work work work

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Bwoglines: Rude Edition

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and no hillary didn't see hamilton - she and bill saw it over a year ago at the public
bwoglines
diabetes is not a laughing matter. neither is coffee.
evade those taxes. just hide in the bushes. they'll never catch you
take this bwoglines as a reminder to do your taxes (if you've been evading them)
too bad hillary didn't come last weekend - she could've gone to see hillaryous

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PeopleHop: Myles Zhang Puts Columbia In A Box

Lila Etter 0

art
high school vs college we feel that
myles zhang
people hop
peoplehop
student artists
what a talented dude honestly

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Bucket List: Ice Aesthetics

Finn Klauber 0

æsthetic
bucket list
bucketlist
gonna hmu that oculus rift obviously
ice
icebergs are our aesthetic
the icest place on the internet
there are so many cool events
we are honestly so lucky to attend columbia
well some people are lucky to attend schools affiliated with columbia

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Don’t Text And Walk (Up The Hamilton Stairs)

Betsy Ladyzhets 0

bonus: if you look up you can see all the weird posters people have put on the many ham bulletin boards
call out post
hamilton the man or hamilton the stairs: which was more tiring to deal with?
just imagine every step you take is punching that statue in the face
open letter
tbh the wifi in the hamilton stairwell is kinda shitty anyway
we're /kinda/ self-obsessed though

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Bwog Meeting Tonight!

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bwog meeting
disclaimer: tonight is not big/little reveal
greek lyfe 4ever
lol
meeting announcement
no frat bros allowed... jk we have so many already we can't discriminate
sibs
sisters forever
srat

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PeopleHop: Kevin Chiu

Sarah Dahl 0

buzzfeed
cinematography
civil engineering
film
Highway Neptune
hobbies turned professional work
Hunter College High School
Kevin Chiu
photography
SEAS should allow a film minor
super nice cameras
video
vimeo
viral
well like Bwog twitter is basically viral
when will Bwog have a viral video
yo Columbia film department step up the game

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