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Food That Is Free

By Bwog Staff on Apr 03, 2012 2 Comments

Join the Barnard College Senior Class Council for FREE SMOOTHIES (all-caps theirs) in the Anna Quindlen room–which is apparently right next to Liz’s Place–until 2 pm! It’s as simple as that. Obnoxiously large picture via Wikimedia Commons

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You Can’t Buy Happiness, You Can Just Get It For Free

By Bwog Staff on Apr 03, 2012 1 Comments

Perhaps inspired by SWP’s Random Acts of Kindness week, Ben & Jerry’s wants to make your day happier as well. Brave the bend in Broadway to hit the 104th street ice cream location for Free Cone Day! It’s a great and almost guilt-free way to sweeten a particularly sour housing appointment time. If you’re still […]

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Planned Snacks of Kindness

By Bwog Staff on Apr 03, 2012 3 Comments

Moving forward in their Random Acts of Kindness Week, Student Wellness Project is making your daily sojourn into Butler a little brighter and fuller of joy with the most charming combination of snacks around. From 11 am to 3 pm, free cookies, apples, and lemonade will be outside the library offering sustenance and love. Relive […]

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Suite Selection 2012, Day Two

By Bwog Staff on Apr 03, 2012 5 Comments

Welcome back! Suite selection is in full swing, and the pressure is beginning to build for the senior groups waiting to pick. Many of the high-demand suites have vanished, and don’t expect the rest to stick around for much longer. There is hope, however, as senior regroup will take place today and attempt to provide […]

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Bwoglines: Rethinking Things Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 03, 2012 0 Comments

Just in time for Autism Awareness Month, Columbia researchers discover that as many as 10% of autistic children can “grow out” of the disorder. (CBS News) Say goodbye to your old, familiar, smells-slightly-like-death cab for the taxi of tomorrow (apparently, Nissan is the symbol of progress). (New York Times) If you think you’re the first […]

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March Madness in April?

By Bwog Staff on Apr 02, 2012 2 Comments

Savvy sports sources tell Bwog that this March Madness thing is still going on, despite the fact that it’s April. If you’ve spent the last month stressing as much about your bracket as your CC midterm, you probably already know that tonight is the NCAA Division I National Championship Game. If you have no idea […]

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Lost: Bio Notebook

By Bwog Staff on Apr 02, 2012 0 Comments

I lost a purple spiral notebook with biology notes. Please contact jl3824@columbia.edu if found. Reward will be provided!

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Free Food: Discuss Exotic Locales over Exotic Fare

By Bwog Staff on Apr 02, 2012 5 Comments

The Globals Scholars Program is hosting an info session tonight at 6 pm in Kent Hall. Most importantly, the group will be serving roti rolls and lassi, while also discussing the summer research workshop the program offers. Pondering over travel to Mumbai, Beijing, and Shanghai is the perfect cure to your housing woes. Be sure to […]

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PrezBo and Coatsworth Announce $30 Million Plan To Diversify Faculty

By Bwog Staff on Apr 02, 2012 92 Comments

A couple of minutes ago, Columbians opened their inboxes to the announcement by our dear PrezBo that the University will be spending $30 million to recruit women and underrepresented minorities to the faculty. His e-mail, in full: Dear Fellow Members of the Columbia Community: The experience of being on the Columbia campus makes clear that […]

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Mercer And Lurie Score Academic Awards

By Bwog Staff on Apr 02, 2012 9 Comments

Christia Mercer is awesome—and the Academic Awards Committee thinks so too. Minutes ago, they announced that she is the 2012 recipient of the Mark van Doren Award, the highest student-awarded honor a professor can receive. The Lionel Trilling Award, given to the professor who “best exhibits the standards of intellect and scholarship” in a recent […]

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How To Guide for Voting in CCSC Elections

By Bwog Staff on Apr 02, 2012 83 Comments

Sarah Ngu, Bwog’s CCSC correspondent, partnered with Tyler Benedict, Poet Laureate of the Marching Band, to interview Karishma Habbu, President of 212, and Alex Jasiulek, President of the Block Party. Make sure to cast your vote before elections end, this Thursday. The Parties: 212: Three Council members: Karishma Habbu – former VP of Communications and […]

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Bwoglines: So Clever Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 02, 2012 3 Comments

Maybe just like Justin Beiber, we too have reached our peak young. But are we really getting dumber? (Daily Beast) For those of us who have better things to do than pay attention to mainstream American politics, the New York Times has kindly created a quantum theory model of Mitt Romney’s personality. (NYT) Facebook’s issues aren’t its […]

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CCSC Makes An Apology On Race And Diversity Proposal

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Apologies
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Overseen: FroSci As Performance Art

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another theory: if you don't treat your lady right she'll treat you to a burning worse than chemical fallout
back at it again with the inappropriate skits
did 'lily' get bonus points on her midterm for this?
one theory: love is as powerful as nuclear bombs
thanks for the reality check prof hughes
what does this have to do with nuclear physics? comment your thoughts below

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A Call For Transparency From A Desperate Lover

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basketball
bwog apparently does do open letters now
bwog cares the most about sports when there are extended metaphors involved
do it for him
if columbia tied for the ivy league title would the general student body start caring more about cu sports? probably still no
if intro to stat has taught us one thing it's that coin tosses are a bad method of solving problems
ivy league
men's basketball

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Field Notes: Midterms Draw Suspiciously Nearer Edition

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bwog will never make fun of you for getting excited about dogs
field notes
midterms midterms six foot eight weigh a fucking ton (they're coming they're coming they're coming)
sad
shouting swear words in public places is somehow both cathartic and stressful - just like midterms
we should really just rename 'field notes' 'our weekends of degeneracy' at this point

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BSO Members Criticize CCSC’s Race And Diversity Proposal To Deantini

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5 Things for Deantini
bso
ccsc
does this call for a new version of last thursday's post called 'get your shit together ccsc'
good luck ccsc. we definitely believe in you.
is any of this deliberation really worth it if deantini takes none of these proposals seriously though
Sean Ryan
Suzanne Goldberg

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Get Your Major Situation Stationed With CCSC

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anyone here know the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?
ccsc
good luck planning your careers and finding internships sophomores
we personally would rather be eaten by a cannibalistic bunny than think about the future
you laugh but someone's hungarian order says a lot about them

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Bwoglines: Pandering To The Imagination Edition

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bwog doesn't often link to spec ... but when we do the op-ed is quality
bwoglines
good luck nasa applicants (and we hope you have backup plans)
it seems like quantum physics gets harder every day
like if you support tim hortons' business practices
schrodinger's cat is the one thing that stuck with us from high school physics
what would zero-gravity ping pong be like

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CSC Lunar Gala: Catwalking Into The Year Of The Monkey

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10/10 would recommend
bwog likes clothes
bwog likes resting bitch faces
bwog loves fashions shows
CSC does it well
fashion is the main attraction
full moon voodoo????????
lunar gala
making cello cases cool again
Nonsequitur was amazing
ok ladies now lets get in formation
shoutout to Elshadai
turn up at escape

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