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Breaking: Columbia Councils Call for Formal Apology, Accommodations

By Bwog Staff on Apr 25, 2012 50 Comments

In a statement responding to Monday’s announcement that GS Class Day would be moved a day forward, prominent campus figures joined members of GSSC, CCSC, ESC, SGA and the Senate to call for a formal apology from President Bollinger. The statement praises the announced Travel Fund, but demands an extra ceremony on the original day in […]

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A Little Day Music

By Bwog Staff on Apr 25, 2012 6 Comments

This fine Saturday, WBAR, Barnard’s College Radio will host their 19th annual music festival and BBQ. The shows will run from 2 pm to 7 pm on Lehman Lawn, then party on inside to the Diana Oval until bedtime (at 10 pm). Judging from the lineup, genres will range from carefree folk to 80s throwback […]

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GSSC: 62% of Grads Say Some Guests Can’t Come

By Bwog Staff on Apr 25, 2012 23 Comments

For a little extra context regarding the whole GS Class Day rescheduling debacle (which could have ended worse), check out GSSC’s survey, embedded below. They surveyed about half the graduating class, as well as a handful of CC, SEAS, and BC students. Highlights: 62% of graduating seniors have at least one guest unable to come, […]

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(Mid)summer Is Coming!

By Bwog Staff on Apr 25, 2012 6 Comments

King’s Crown Shakespeare Troupe is bringing summer to Columbia early… sort of. This weekend, they perform A Midsummer Night’s Dream as their annual outdoor show, which premieres Thursday at 8 pm, and runs Friday at almost-midnight and Saturday at 8 pm. Iambic pentametrophile Alison Herman sat down with KCST members Brian LaPerche, Alison Goldberg and Gerard Ramm […]

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Bwoglines: Healthy Planet Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 25, 2012 0 Comments

Alcohol-crazed teens are coming clean. (LA Times) A British girl kidnapped five years ago in Portugal might still be alive. (Time) Columbia researchers have found that text messages motivate parents to get their kids flu shots. (Reuters) Even World Peace is causing injuries. (Associated Press) Minnesota debt collectors have taken to kicking their targets when they’re down. […]

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Campus Character: Sam Roth

By Bwog Staff on Apr 24, 2012 14 Comments

Claire Sabel introduces you to the life and times of former Spectator Editor-in-Chief Sam Roth. Look for this and more in the upcoming April issue of The Blue & White. Sam Roth, CC ’12, hopes for a future in politics. He doesn’t plan on running for office, but rather “would love to be the guy […]

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Overseen: NY1 Overseeing GS

By Bwog Staff on Apr 24, 2012 12 Comments

It appears that the movement of the GS graduation date, and subsequent travel fund establishment, has caught the eye of more than a few. This afternoon and evening, Channel 1 News was spotted filming on Broadway outside of Lerner, covering the timing turmoil. And at tonight’s GSSC gathering, there was an unexpected guest recording the no-doubt […]

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Dean Awn Announces GS Class Day Travel Fund

By Bwog Staff on Apr 24, 2012 21 Comments

Apparently in response to outrage over the rescheduling of GS Class Day, Dean Awn sent out an email late this afternoon announcing a “modest fund” that will attempt to relieve those families “most significantly affected” by costs incurred from late changes to travel/lodging arrangements. Awn’s email is posted in full below. Dear Graduates, Together with President Bollinger and […]

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The Twitters of Columbia

By Bwog Staff on Apr 24, 2012 6 Comments

We all know that Columbians love to express their opinions, whether solicited or not. It seems that where we truly excel, however, is in compressing these opinions into 140 characters or less. Fearless world wide web explorer Bijan Samareh ventures into the depths of the avian jungle to bring you some of the most well-known, […]

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Lecturehop: New York and the Future

By Bwog Staff on Apr 24, 2012 3 Comments

Graduation is approaching, the future is looming. The thought of what comes after has begun haunting the mind of many an undergrad (maybe). And if you’re planning on remaining in the nurturing arms of New York, that’s one more future you need to worry about. In a burst of curiosity, contemporary urban explorer Angel Jiang […]

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ESC: The Final Meeting

By Bwog Staff on Apr 24, 2012 5 Comments

Sean Zimmermann reports from the final ESC meeting of the year. The ESC passed a resolution to limit sophomores from mixed-point groups, who drop down into general selection, from picking into Furnald. This year, no sophomores who were not in a mixed-point group were able to choose into Furnald. The discussions focused only on Furnald […]

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SGA: It’s All Over

By Bwog Staff on Apr 24, 2012 1 Comments

Last night’s SGA meeting, the last of the semester, included special guest Joanne Kwong, Barnard’s VP of Communications; a debate over SGA funding of the Activities Board at Columbia; and a heated discussion over appointments to SGA committees. Barnard Boy Peter Sterne reports. Good Communication: Ms. Kwong explained to the SGA Rep Council that the […]

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A Whole New World Part Three: Columbia Goes To The Diana

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$7 for pizza...not worth
broadway is like a hole in the space-time continuum
butler alternative
diana center
everyone hates on lerner but we actually like it :'(
growing as human beings
tb to us destroying barnard maps with our incompetence
the big red: #make it trend

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What Do You Need To Do To Get Enough Sleep During Midterms?

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bwog is a helpful website really
honestly just drop out of school
pls sleep. eat. stay hydrated. exercise if you're into that
quiz
this reminds us of the kid we saw studying for physics OUTDOORS at NIGHT outside john jay
we don't follow our own advice
what were your results? jk we don't care

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A Brief History Of “The Chairman”

Ross Chapman 0

basketball
broken ankles broken dreams
Bwog does sports guys
chairman meow
lo on low today with temps in the 70s
maodo lo
sports
the chairman
this is the stuff P3 papers are made of
what do you when the world defines you without your consent

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Wednesday Playlist: Spring Break On Low Beach

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hot hot hot
it's so fucking warm
low beach is not a beach
not sure if that last song saved it or not
not too deep
playlist
sean kingston
spring break
this playlist gets a lil dark tbh
we are having a fruit picnic on low at 5 pm but you are not invited
what a throwback

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GSSC Wants Us To Read Its Emails And Reforms Its Weekly Owl

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bwoggers probably give our site 50% of its views
Dalitso Nkhoma
Elizabeth Heyman
gssc
Jade Le-Cascarino
money matters
more people would probably read the emails if they emulated the nonchalant and irreverent style favored by pranksters-cum-lawgivers ben and viv
we are listening to sad soundtracks as we write this up

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Bwoglines: The Trajectory of Destiny Edition

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bwoglines
doesn't it seem like life keeps happening
maybe the sun will offset your burgeoning dissatisfaction with your lot in life
midterms season
momentum
pls send help sos
the futility of resistance
the Kardashians are a part of this complete breakfast
treat yourself to a fruit picnic on low today
trumpwatch

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Where In The World Is The Athena Center?

Jessa Nootbaar 0

barnard
cc stands for critical confusion
even barnard bwog members admit we might not have been able to do this
geography

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Midterm Thots

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and tears
art history midterms are the causes of tuberculosis
don't do drugs until ur done w ur midterms
leonardo no-oscar-o
lol no he won his oscar the meme is dead
there's a hamilton reference everywhere

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