It’s time to close and lock those vulgar prison doors on your fire escape accessible window. Looks like the hip new crime wave in Morningside Heights is to climb through windows and steal shit. Statement and pictures via Public Safety: On February 9, 2012 at 7:50 p.m. the male shown in the photo climbed into the window of […]
Your student government is always there for you when you crave companionship, and tonight is no exception. In fact, it’s the opposite of an exception, since CCSC will be hosting CCSC <3s You in Lerner C555 from 6 pm until 7:30 pm. In addition to a sit-down dinner from Havana Central accompanied by the lovely […]
While you were doing something inevitably less productive this weekend, Columbia’s own Bollywood fusion dance squad, Dhoom, was competing alongside eleven similar groups at the alliterative and aptly named South Asian Showdown in Boston. Not only were they competing, they were succeeding! The team placed second in the Fusion/Hindi Film category, tying a group of […]
Rest in peace to Whitney Houston, who died unexpectedly yesterday in a Beverly Hills hotel. (LA Times) It’s better in…Japan? Japanese innovation is back, and this time it has turned its gaze to blue jeans, French food, and espresso. (Wall Street Journal). The genius behind 5-hour energy spent time living as a monk in India. […]
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.
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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?
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 […]
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 […]
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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