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Overseen: Lost Souls of Mudd

By Bwog Staff on Jan 30, 2012 5 Comments

Self-hating SEAS student? Or angry CC student who just doesn’t get the first week of Frontiers?

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Lost: Blackberry

By Bwog Staff on Jan 30, 2012 0 Comments

Last seen in the Hartley computer lab at around 9 am, on 1/30/12. No case; no password; background is a generic picture of a rower on a lake. About 2 years old and showing its wear. Contact: etp2109.

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CCSC: Knock-Knock Jokes Get Real

By Bwog Staff on Jan 30, 2012 7 Comments

Last night, CCSC knocked on doors to see what was up with freshmen and sophomore students. Incumbent Shadow Master Sarah Ngu was with them every step of the way. It seems that CCSC’s e-board is following through on its promise to break away from its identity as an insular cohort of students. Last night, about […]

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Bwoglines: The Five Pillars of Elsewhere Edition

By Bwog Staff on Jan 30, 2012 3 Comments

Educational Reform: Changing with the times is not exactly Ivy League style, but the former president of Harvard says it should be. (NYT) ‘Celluloid Barriers’: Barnard’s Athena Film Festival is burning them. (Guardian) Football: In a land far far away, football is taking over university culture. (NYT) Transferring: Based on stellar retention rates, we have “happiest” […]

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Moonlit Missives: Westside

By Bwog Staff on Jan 29, 2012 7 Comments

Just as an idyllic landscape metamorphoses with the passing of the seasons, some of our most familiar haunts take on new character and exoticism in deepest night. For this reason among others, Bwog, specifically intrepid philosopher of the darkness Diana Clarke, never sleeps. Tonight, ponder Westside Market in all its fluorescence. Its lights are the […]

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Bwog Sports Sunday: There’s an I in WIN

By Bwog Staff on Jan 29, 2012 4 Comments

There may be no I in team, but there’s an I in win. Columbia athletes had outstanding individual performances this weekend, helping their respective teams to big wins in meets, matches, and championships. Men’s and Women’s Swimming & Diving, Wrestling, and Men’s Tennis all picked up W’s this weekend, and the Women’s Track & Field […]

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N*ggas in Ferris

By Bwog Staff on Jan 29, 2012 88 Comments

For your Sunday night viewing pleasure, enjoy this politically correctly titled video starring our very own Ferris made by some of our own esteemed colleagues! It’s good.

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Bucket List: Human Rights, Cell Phones, and Oscar Nominees

By Bwog Staff on Jan 29, 2012 2 Comments

Bucket List represents the unbelievable intellectual privilege we enjoy as Columbia students. We do our very best to bring to your attention important guest lecturers and special events on campus. Our recommendations for this week are below and the full list is after the jump. Recommended “Opium Trade in Afghanistan: Human Rights, Security and Public Health” […]

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Bwog Meeting Tonight

By Bwog Staff on Jan 29, 2012 0 Comments

Nothing (and we mean nothing) would make us happier than to have YOU in attendance at the second Bwog meeting of the year. So come! 7 pm in the Lerner SGO. Whether you want to write something, want us to write something, want to learn more about Bwog, or just want to spend some quality […]

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Abandon Sip

By Bwog Staff on Jan 29, 2012 9 Comments

SIP was The Rocky Horror Picture Show of Columbia watering holes: It wasn’t everyone’s cup of tea, but those who sipped were crazy about it. That’s why last night, when a few Bwoggers were looking to have a drink somewhere that wasn’t 1020 or The Heights, they were shocked to find that the café was […]

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Overheard: Flora as Fauna

By Bwog Staff on Jan 29, 2012 6 Comments

Sunday brunch conversation in John Jay deliberately blurs distinctions and crosses boundaries we take for granted. Girl: Cantaloupe? Isn’t that an animal? Antelope via Wikimedia Commons.

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LectureHop: Less Than Kind, More Than Lipkin

By Bwog Staff on Jan 29, 2012 8 Comments

Last Friday at noon, our Diva of Diseases Briana Last bopped over to the John Jay Lounge to listen to Dr. Ian Lipkin, a scientifically and cinematographic-ally relevant person, talk about epidemics. The aphorism, “There’s no such thing as a free lunch,” rang all too true last Friday, when the cost of eating room temperature pasta was […]

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Bwoglines: The Yikes Edition

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"i've heard greek life is big here"
bullseye baby
bwoglines
even if he is part of the kardashian klan (hate that) drug abuse is vv sad and makes me wanna cry
everything happens so much
feeling sad
frats
greek life
i hope life gets better for lamar tbh
i wonder which porno they were watching
negative nelly
pessimist bwoglines
rain in cali is this real???
why didnt lamar just pay for my barnard career instead of prostitutes

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EC Archetype: Out-Of-Place Arts Student

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'i'm going to write about you' is the scariest thing any writer can say to you
can't an honest student just get to the law library in peace?
creative writing students are art students too
ec archetypes
who needs two copies of howl? everyone really

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Deantini Is Just As Lost As You Are

Maddie Stearn 4

A captain lost at sea
A ship without a captain
Are you my mother?
deantini
Deantini and his smartphone
It's hard to blame Deantini when campus is so big and so confusing though really
Lost bird
Not the Columbia app apparently
We gotchu Deantini
What apps does Deantini have on his phone?

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Columbia Divest Is Getting Closer To Success

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barnard divest
climate change demands real change
climate change is real change
columbia divest for climate justice
did the students who led the cdcj protest completely lose their voices after yesterday?
like should someone bring them a pot of herbal tea or something?
they were really loud it was pretty impressive

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Being The Change, Leading The Charge: Diversity In Higher Education

Sarah Dahl 1

diversity - the need is real
lecturehop
panels like this always have such inspiring titles - be the change! lead the charge! (but how do we do that??)
there are so many problems and so few solutions - but at least we can talk about them to cool string music
will columbia ever be diverse enough? more on this at 5

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#TBT: Touchdowns To Tears

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#tbt
columbia lions
cumb
cumb knows how to really beat another school: go for the marching band
doing homework during a football game is an acquired skill
like if you actually care that the lions won last weekend
like if you still can't believe the lions won last weekend
lions fail to roar loudly enough to scare cu students into actually going to games
lions still roar pretty loudly

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New CCSC Class Of 2017 Representative Will Be Appointed, Not Elected

Joe Milholland 2

ccsc
ccsc wants YOU to apply for this position
it's never too late to get involved in student government
one small ccsc position for you one giant leap for columbia-kind
think about it - with less people on the voting committee that's less people you need to impress
think of all the important change you could impact ... with one small ccsc position

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Bwoglines: Comebacks From The Already Popular Edition

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are you really feeling the bern if you aren't sexually attracted to the bern? more at 11
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fun fact: if ben franklin had his way america's national bird would be the turkey
is edythe even a real name
nyc was so eager to be patriotic it brought the bald eagles back
the eagle might be pretty majestic but is it as majestic as hawkma
the tesla model s may have autopilot but can it navigate nyc traffic
who would name their kid beau let alone edythe

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