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Don’t Forget!

By Bwog Staff on Sep 08, 2011 2 Comments

Way back two weeks ago we told you that Improv Everywhere is hosting a public performance tomorrow in Ancel Plaza before the Activities Fair (come meet with The Blue & White staff!). This is absolutely worth checking out, so head on over to The Mp3 Experiment Columbia University homepage to find out more information about […]

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LectureHop: Islamophobia After 9/11

By Bwog Staff on Sep 08, 2011 1 Comments

Last night, the J-school hosted a panel organized by the British literary journal Granta, whose latest issue is 9/11-themed, on the rise of Islamophobia. The audience was full of Journalism students tweeting about the panel. The speakers on the panel included star Columbia sociology professor (and former president of Students for a Democratic Society) Todd Gitlin, […]

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From the Issue: Age of Innocence

By Bwog Staff on Sep 08, 2011 3 Comments

Keep your eyes open for the September issue of The Blue & White, coming soon to campus. Until then, Bwog will honor our heritage/amorous affair with our mother magazine by posting highlights of the upcoming issue online. Among the treats to look forward to: a few reasons to visit the local businesses you never go to, a brief […]

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JJ’s Place Announces Additional Hours

By Bwog Staff on Sep 08, 2011 3 Comments

JJ’s place will now be open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 12pm till 8pm. They are, of course, still open from 8pm till 1am Sunday through Wednesday. Nothing complements pre-gaming like mozzarella sticks and sliders.

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Top of Their Class: Facebook Heroes of 2015 — Austin Akins

By Bwog Staff on Sep 08, 2011 14 Comments

Given the predisposition of 2015 to Facebook and the general madness that is a Columbia pre-frosh page, Bwog is profiling the famous and infamous stars of social media. In Top of Their Class, you can read about some of the people you met on the Internet, on the Internet. Name: Austin Akins Famous for: Planning […]

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Professors’ Opening Remarks

By Bwog Staff on Sep 08, 2011 11 Comments

Professors say the darndest things. Sometimes it’s unintentional, and sometimes it’s a well planned line that they’ve used for years to break the ice. Either way, we find them funny, and Bwog collects the best quotes at the beginning and end of each semester. Here is a roundup of our favorites so far. Prof. Lambert, […]

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No, Your Brother, Mother, and Second Cousin Can’t Take Foner’s Class

By Bwog Staff on Sep 08, 2011 2 Comments

Yesterday, Student Financial Services sent out an email clarifying the qualifications for tuition exemption. The clarification doesn’t introduce any new information that wasn’t in the original email, so that leads Bwog to wonder what sort of bogus exemption claims SFS must have received encouraging them to send out another email to the entire student body. […]

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Lost: Motorola Flip Phone

By Bwog Staff on Sep 08, 2011 0 Comments

Please return to snb2128@columbia.edu if found.

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Free Robicelli’s Cupcakes in Lerner

By Bwog Staff on Sep 08, 2011 2 Comments

Live at Lerner has free cupcakes in the Lerner Piano Lounge. The culinary charity lasts from 12 till 2pm, but Bwog is highly skeptical that 500 cupcakes can last two hours. Temporary tattoos and foam lightning bolts will also be handed out. For more information, roll on over to the Live at Lerner facebook page. […]

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Morningside Almanac: Week of 9/8

By Bwog Staff on Sep 08, 2011 2 Comments

Broadway between 114th and 116th (in front of Lerner) is the place to be today if you have yet to stock up on fridge fodder. If you want to stave off the freshman (or sophomore… or junior) 15, and you kinda dig supporting local farmers, then Columbia Greenmarket is your best bet every Thursday and […]

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Bwoglines: Capitalism Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 08, 2011 2 Comments

There was a big ol’ GOP debate last night. Brian Williams asked Gov. Rick Perry how the governor sleeps at night considering Texas’ well-exercised death penalty. Check out the link for a bipartisan reaction roundup. (Daily Dish) Columbia researchers conducted a massive quintuple blind super intensive experiment, and their conclusion might shock you: American doctors […]

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Found: Blue Umbrella in 327 Mudd

By Bwog Staff on Sep 07, 2011 0 Comments

Found on September 7. Email mjm2238@columbia.edu with brand name to claim.

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Chopped: Bleak But Flavorful Edition

Taylor Grasdalen 3

bleak
boycott everything now
bwog in the kitchen
Chopped
delicious or terrifying?
hopefully going to make it to the dessert round
let's do this
meat is murder shhh
Tatini's Kitchen
the fridge had three old grapes in the produce drawer that we thought were cockroaches
where is bobby flay

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Bwoglines: High All The Time Edition

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autumn in new york
Brony
Donald Trump or PrezBo?
DTrump is PrezBo is Nipple King
Gothamist has no chill
Gotta stay high all the time
new york high rises
Nothing can beat "woman eating a salad" stock photos though
NYC: where the high rase game is too strong
Shutterstock has a photo for every situation basically
typical Florida
what is the appeal of my little pony that turns "nice guys" into creeps???
When will Donald Trump just buy himself a new planet and move there alone?

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Student Questions At Town Hall May Have Been Written By U Senators

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breaking(ish)
town hall

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ClubHop: Generation Citizen

Lili Brown 1

civics is for everyone!
clubhop
CU fixin' the system...but fuck the system
GC sounds like an acronym for a school of columbia
generation citizen
how many classrooms are these CU kids in a day
lupe fiasco in the classroom
student-teachers

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But Bingo

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butler
coffee is life rn
does all this happen in butler the answer is probs yes
electric tea kettles are necessary the butcafe is expensive af
maybe its time to go to avery
midterms brings out the crazy
shoes can be really confining
tears in butler
the butler masturbator is just plain weird plz stop
there comes a time when weirdness in butler stops surprising us
these tags are getting longer and longer is bwog an appropriate form of procrastination its productive right?
we hate people who eat chips in butler but tbh we've all been there
we heard the law library is v nice but v exclusive

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Night Market Brings Happiness In The Dark Times Of Midterms

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actual cool things columbia does
but was josh radnor there because we hear he loves noodles
csc
hello darkness my old friend
it’s nice to see people at Columbia having fun”
let's be real we all eat a little too much but sushi
night market
this is definitely better than anything the dining halls had to offer
wait columbia does cool shit besides bacchanal?

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Bwoglines: The World Is Possibly Ending Edition

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actually the japan nuclear power plant thing is really fing terrifying we hope that gets fixed asap
all these bad things are happening because midterms are killing literally everyone
do you think earth was as sad as bwog when it realized blue java closes early on saturdays?
ebola will end us all
its just one disaster after another in the world these days
japan
kris jenner really isn't a real disaster but who doesn't like a little reality tv loling to relax
lol that we have czars in america putin is probably really secretly sad he didn't get picked for the job
planet earth is falling apart
strides for gay marriage woo go america

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Use Your Computer For Actual Educational Purposes With MOOCs

Courtney Couillard 4

"the civil war was CRAZY"
ccnmtl
civil war and stuff
if these people can do all this work in butler then you can finish your essay
moocs are the new tech trend right after yik yak
rockstars all up in this place
what a time to be alive
wouldn't it be nice if all our classes were online?

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