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Housing Reviews 2012: Wien

By Bwog Staff on Mar 25, 2012 11 Comments

Location: 411 W. 116th Street. Nearby dorms: East Campus Stores and restaurants: It’s a bit desolate over on 116th and Amsterdam. HamDel, food cart, Camille’s (if you’re brave) Cost: $6,718. (Same as McBain, Schapiro and Broadway) Amenities: Noteworthy: You get a sink in your room. A sink! In your room! Bathrooms: Amazing! Normal floor bathrooms, recently renovated. AC/Heating: […]

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Bwog Meeting Tonight!

By Bwog Staff on Mar 25, 2012 0 Comments

As the famous line goes, “give [us] your tired, your [still kind of hungover], your huddled masses yearning to [eat free food].” There’s nowhere better to exercise your rights as an American to free speech and overconsumption than at a Bwog meeting, and one is conveniently set to take place tonight at 7 pm in […]

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The Great Water Fountain Survey

By Bwog Staff on Mar 25, 2012 20 Comments

The weather is getting ever hotter, making liquid refreshment a vital between-class task. For those who seek a splash-free drinking experience or a stream strong enough to fill their Nalgene to the brim, however, the buildings of Columbia can be a challenging and sometimes alarming place. For this reason, the brave Water Wardens of Bwog […]

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Lost: Bright Blue Zip-up Hoodie

By Bwog Staff on Mar 25, 2012 0 Comments

Left in Mudd when I was bleary-headed from a bout of the flu. If you found it, I’d really like it back: please contact clt2115@columbia.edu. I kind of hope you didn’t wear it, since that likely means you got the flu. Oops.

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The 2012 Greek Play: Alcestis

By Bwog Staff on Mar 25, 2012 1 Comments

On Friday, Bwog classical philologist and eater of bread John Sarlitto journeyed to 438 BCE (aka the basement of the Diana Center) to view the Classics Department’s Ancient Greek production of Euripides’ Alcestis. Each spring, the Barnard/Columbia Ancient Drama Group convenes to mount a performance of a classical text in its original Greek or Latin. […]

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Bwoglines: No Man is an Island Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 25, 2012 2 Comments

We are reminded once again that our beloved campus bird of prey is not alone in the big city. The Times answers “your” questions about hawks in Manhattan. (NY Times) Don’t get too attached to the comforts of your subculture; hipsters won’t last forever. (Flavorwire) Rick Santorum, the anti-cajun, bonds with Louisiana primary voters, and […]

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Occupiers Encamp at Tuck-It-Away

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2012 41 Comments

Starting Thursday, “members of the Coalition to Preserve Community, St. Mary’s Congregations for Justice and Peace, Harlem community members, and students of Columbia University” met up to #occupy Tuck-It-Away Storage. Tuck-It-Away, located at 655 W. 125th St., was the last legal battleground of our Manhattanville expansion. Of the many demands that the coalition fights for, […]

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Crunching Numbers, and Spitting Them Out in Disgust

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2012 11 Comments

By now, most of you know your place within the grand—and imminent—debacle that is suite selection. Using our handy little calculator and data from this year and last, Bwog has done a little bit of math in order to track the trends and changes in the huddled masses awaiting shelter for next year. Changes Based […]

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LectureHop: Hunting for Microbes and Second Chances

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2012 1 Comments

Ian Lipkin will not shake your hand, but he does know how to reach out to students. The esteemed scientist and Director of The Center of Infection and Immunity at Columbia University who specializes in infectious diseases, spoke this past January at an event sponsored by various health-related student groups on his role as the […]

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Housing Reviews 2012: Nussbaum

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2012 14 Comments

Location: 600 W. 113th Nearby dorms: McBain and Watt are across Broadway. Hogan and Broadway are only a block away. Stores and restaurants: On top of Nussbaum & Wu and Mill Korean. Across the street from Deluxe, Milano, Il Cibreo, and International. The rest of Broadway lies at your fingertips (shoetips?). You will thank the […]

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Why We’re Out of District 13, Maybe

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2012 3 Comments

Last week, Columbia was kicked out of New York’s 13th Congressional district, and Clyde Williams, who’s running to represent District 13 in Congress, thinks he knows why. According to Capital: The “political leadership was afraid of the whites on the Upper West Side” not supporting them anymore, Williams told a group of small business owners he […]

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Miracles Everywhere In This Bitch

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2012 1 Comments

As they do every so often, the RAs are hosting a miracle berry tasting. According to an RA’s email: Today, there’s a Miracle Berries event from 2.00 to 3.30 p.m. in the McBain and Broadway lobbies. Berry via Wikimedia Commons

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Snow Stereotypes: The Kingdom Of Snow Belongs To Such As These

Amara Banks 1

"And some I assume are good people"
"we need to build a wall to keep them out"
campus archetypes
oh my god these kids are seriously the worst
paying 60000 a year to get hit by a kid's snowball is not fun
snow stereotypes
we appreciate kids having fun but not at our expense

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Wholesome Winter Workouts

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finding anything at Barnard is a workout in itself
running the lerner ramps is like running an mc escher painting
running up 6 flights of Hamilton is a multiple a week occurrence
we're just waiting for riverside park to be cleared of snow so that we can go "run" (pet dogs) there
where even is the diana ngl I really don't know

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Sign Up For Urban NY And Do Something Of Cultural Value

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free food is always the best
get a life
get some culture
hamilton is the most overrated show of our generation
kai
proud to not have gone to an EC party since Fall rush
urban ny

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How Screwed Are You For Registration?

Ross Chapman 0

a quiz that is relevant to our lives
quiz
team nosleep
totally correct mice
we are already all so scrweed

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Bwoglines: Middle East Burger Edition

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bwoglines
go hassan?
guys if you havent watched the office yet you need to
the level of violence is too damn high
the mcpick is the best freaking deal ever at mcdonalds seriously
the revolution will come

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Field Notes: Surviving (And Thriving) In The Storm Edition

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broadway shows were cancelled but lin-manuel miranda still somehow did a ham4ham
field notes
shoutout to that one girl in the barnard class of 2019 fb page asking to borrow snowpants
the lines at international and morton williams were ridiculous this weekend
the real winners are anyone who managed to freeze NO extremities on saturday
there's a concerning amount of injuries in this week's field notes - please take care of yourselves folks

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The American Dream Exists Within This Snow: A Snow Stereotype

Asya Sagnak 3

(bwog has been referencing a lot of memes today)
campus stereotypes
now if only we had classes cancelled today. that would be the real american dream
snow stereotypes
thank you storm jonas for giving at least a few people joy
this freshman is a beautiful cinnamon roll. too good for this world. too pure.
what's better than snow? someone who's never seen it before getting really excited about snow

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Here’s What CCSC Reps Are Planning This Semester

Joe Milholland 2

BoSchwo
ccsc
class councils
college days
don't confuse sccs with ccsc
if only pass/fail extended to global core and the science requirement
Makansi is missing
most important question: is bwog invited to that valentine's day party
sccs
Semester goals
will ccsc also do an end of semester report on how many of these goals they actually accomplish?

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