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Brown J.Crew Wallet

By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2012 0 Comments

Brown, leather J.Crew waller contained my CUID, state id, and metro card. Last seen in Carman on 2/09. Reward offered, please contact sgd2114@columbia.

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Andrew Delbanco to Receive National Humanities Medal

By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2012 6 Comments

President Obama will present Prof. Delbanco, Director of The Center for American Studies, with a 2011 National Humanities Medal on Monday. According to the White House, Delbanco earned the award for, “his insight into the American character, past and present.” Below is a list of Delbanco’s fellow medal recipients: 2011 National Medal of Arts Will […]

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Announcing the Bwog Coffee Showdown!

By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2012 47 Comments

Most Columbia students face a familiar quandary during their late night study sessions, or before heading to class in a particularly dark and cozy room. You know you need caffeine, but what kind? Is it worth leaving a prime location in Butler to venture into the wilds of Moringside for a cup of Starbucks or […]

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Student Appreciation Night in Levien

By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2012 5 Comments

Update: Sadly, Yale edged us out for the victory, 59-58. If you were ever planning on attending a Columbia basketball game, tonight’s the night to try it. It’s the first ever Student Appreciation Night or, in other words, the Athletic Department’s attempt to lure the more apathetic members of the Columbia community to Levien with […]

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Boringside Heights: Valentines Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2012 2 Comments

It’s that season again, when savvy organizations try to use your warm and fuzzy emotions to rake in some cold hard cash. There’s a strong showing this year– but who does it best?

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BunsenBwog: Valentine’s and Valence Electrons

By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2012 1 Comments

It’s that season when you can almost smell the love in the recycled-air hood—or maybe that’s acetone. In any case, BunsenBwog has you covered with a selection of new science happenings flimsily connected by the theme of Valentine’s day, lovingly collected by Zach Kagan. Sometimes forbidden love is the most passionate, and no one knows that more […]

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SAC Holds a Meeting, People Notice

By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2012 19 Comments

Update, 6:01 pm: Occupy Columbia did not officially protest the meeting. According to Frouman,”There were some people on the steps affiliated with Occupy but it was coincidence as I understand it.” Certain members of Occupy did, however, send the attendees of the meeting an e-mail based on a misunderstanding of what the meeting was about, the […]

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LectureHop: The Arab Spring-a-Leak

By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2012 0 Comments

Yesterday, the International Affairs building played host to a lecture entitled The Arab Spring and Beyond: Social Networking and Political Change in the Middle East, Russia, and China. Bwog’s own Social Media Maven Clava Brodsky reports. The Storming of the Winter Palace, the Fall of Saddam Hussein and now the Arab spring: the seasons and […]

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Bwoglines: Behind the Big Deal Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2012 1 Comments

Jeremy Lin, the Harvard grad who came off the bench to become the surprising new star of the Knicks, is inspired by Tim Tebow. (Gothamist) The guy with all the frattitude in your lecture may be hiding some deep seated insecurities. (HuffPo) The Best in Show at the Westminster Dog Show (this Monday in Madison […]

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Personals: Claire, CC ’14, and Eric Donahue, CC ’15

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2012 34 Comments

Bwog Personals continue with the lovely Claire and Eric Donahue. Interested parties should contact us at personals@bwog.com, and we’ll provide $10 for your big date. Name, Year, School, Major: Claire, CC, 2014, Film Studies with possible concentration in Physics or Astronomy Preference: feminerd for Star Wars fan boy Hometown: The ATL (no really, people say […]

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Cooking With Bwog: Atkin’s Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2012 3 Comments

In this week’s Cooking with Bwog, Master Chef Matt Powell faces a special difficulty on his quest for culinary dorm conquest. To cook a main course without a carb. Gone were the noodles, the rice, the quinoa, and couscous. I didn’t have any additional cookware this time around, and just a few random ingredients (clementines, […]

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It Begins

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2012 12 Comments

Potentially bad news, Columbia: Room Selection is closer than you think. In fact, registration opens March 1st. Chances are you’ve already dirtied your hands at choosing friends. Since things are really coming down to the wire, we’re here with two new developments which might help you out: the fates of the frat brownstones and Open […]

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Barnard’s Overheard Page Never Ceases To Amuse Us

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"slowly developing into a lesbian"
barnard girls make us laugh
Hamilton is a great show
Hamilton is best founding father hands down
Hamilton>Jefferson
how do you have a bedtime honestly
overheard @ barnard
too many stereotypes are revealed on this page
why does barnard do strange things

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Bucket List: Exploring The World Edition

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all these events look pretty cool
bucketlist
globalization is something we at columbia discuss a lot
short but stacked week
this is such a short week
we have Iran and Israel on the list this week

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Bwoglines: Celebration And Despair Edition

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"Prince of Penzance"
ADP > AKP
AKP is like the worst party ever
bwoglines
Erdogan is not a good guy
it's summer in Australia just think about that
Kansas City was a happening spot this week
only problems come from the desert never solutions
so many air disasters
the Melbourne Cup is actually a big deal
the Mets were way too hyped

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Bwog Out

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break from New York
bwog out
CUSS
fall break
halloweekend
just tryna spend fall break in a horizontal position
stafe safe bbs
we suggest watching the great british bake off on netflix over break

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Bwog Reviews The Intricacies Of Chinglish

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appreciating diversity
bad chinese translations
beijing more like bae-jing
black box theatres are spooooky
businessmen
Bwog does culture
bwog loves lerner black box
capitalism
Chinese culture
chinglish
coca cola
columbia blue gaze theatre
finance
the playwright is famous and TEACHES HERE
tradition vs. modernity
we love the arts
weird food

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Dean Of Academic Affairs Steps Down

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another article featuring Deantini?
CSA means Center for Student Advising NOT community supported agriculture
Dean of Academic Affairs vs. Dean of Academic Planning and Administration
Deantini makes Bwog again
did something happen?
October is a weird time to step down
pretentious
spooky month
stop referring to CC as "the college"
Urban Studies forever
what is the difference

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AskBwog: Latin Unites Roommates

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askbwog
bwog sleuths?
bwog's advice is forte
Carman bathrooms though
Carman closets though
Catholics
chanting
church choir
creepy
happy halloween
horror Bwog
inappropriate RA/resident relationships
latin
Latin is a dead language!
Latin is difficult
mysteries resolved
salvete omnes
satanitc rituals
spooky
spoopy
the pope
this is why having a bathroom on the hall is better
this roommate might be dead soon too

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“A Mild And Gentle Cacophony:” Women Poets At Barnard

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always nice to start your halloweekend with an existential crisis
angsty females reading their poetry rarely disappoint
c'mon guys allen ginsberg? the beat generation? bueller?
just watch kill your darlings ffs that's all you need to do
shout out to all barnard babes who write poetry... is that the entire student body? maybe
then you can pretend you really know who the beats were

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