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Where Art Thou?

By Bwog Staff on Apr 18, 2012 6 Comments

No Bacchanal? No Holi? None of these shenanigans? What are you going to do with all your time this weekend? Answer: see some awesome artsy things. From the Columbia-Juilliard recital this evening to a French movie about toilets on Monday, Columbia’s arts editor Alex Katz has you covered. Wednesday Music Performance Program & Barnard-Columbia-Juilliard Present […]

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International Butler Anthem Arrives Home

By Bwog Staff on Apr 18, 2012 51 Comments

They’re at it again. Pure Premium Productions, the same producers that brought you Hogan and N*ggas in Ferris, now proudly present International Butler Anthem. It’s about finding love in a hopeless place. Enjoy, you horny little bookworms.

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How to Eat a Four-Course Meal on a Shoestring

By Bwog Staff on Apr 18, 2012 1 Comments

Four great events, four great courses… Altschul Atrium, 7 pm: The McIntosh Activities Council’s Action and Network Committees and the New York City Civic Engagement Program will host a special screening of the film, Whatever It Takes. Join them for a casual pre-screening reception in the Altschul Atrium at 7 pm, featuring delicious appetizers (kosher option […]

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Lecturehop: What Columbia Can Learn from Jeff Bridges

By Bwog Staff on Apr 18, 2012 5 Comments

Many of us could take a page out of Jonah Lehrer’s (CC ’03) book. And we’re not just talking about his most recent oeuvre, Imagine: How Creativity Works. After graduating from Columbia, Lehrer went on to be a Rhodes Scholar, become a contributing editor for Wired and NPR’s Radiolab, in addition to publishing three books in the […]

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RoomHop: The Great Wave Off Kanagawa

By Bwog Staff on Apr 18, 2012 9 Comments

If you missed out on Wavves, not to fear. Baccha-groupie Alexandra Svokos investigated a permanent on-campus wave breaking in our very own Furnald Hall. In an unprecedented event, this is the second RoomHop of Will Hughes, CC ’13. “There’s a Benjamin Moore on 103rd and Broadway that I was told not to return to,” Will […]

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Andy Borowitz, Sloane Crosley and David Rakoff on Being Funny

By Bwog Staff on Apr 18, 2012 4 Comments

Andy Borowitz, editor of the New York Times bestselling anthology The 50 Funniest American Writers, is a pretty funny guy. Last night, he was joined by Sloane Crosley and David Rakoff CC ’86, two of the writers included in the collection, for an evening of reading and riffing in Miller Theatre. Pun Professional Clava Brodsky was there to […]

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Lost: Flower Earrings & Mood Ring

By Bwog Staff on Apr 18, 2012 0 Comments

These were lost potentially on philosophy lawn on the evening of April 17th. The earrings are large silver flower cutouts and the mood ring is a blue band with small flowers inset. Both are old with a lot of sentimental value attached. Would greatly appreciate their return if found. Please contact on2139@columbia.edu/ 646-496-3613, will reward with home […]

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“Tripping into Pushups” with John Lubeen Hamilton

By Bwog Staff on Apr 18, 2012 5 Comments

Last week Bwog’s resident rhyme-buster Zach Kagan visited CUSH and talked to John Lubeen Hamilton about freestyling, CUSH, and the rapper’s newest EP. Lubeen will be preforming tonight at Camille’s on 116th and Amsterdam, 8pm. Dressed in sweatpants and a tee-shirt, John Lubeen Hamilton sets a casual and relaxed atmosphere at a meeting of CUSH, Columbia University […]

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The End Is Near

By Bwog Staff on Apr 18, 2012 10 Comments

A couple savvy t/hipsters frequenting Schermerhorn have noticed an array of large tents in front of Fayerweather. Is it free food? Is it a wedding? No, reply maintenance workers. It’s THE END OF THE WORLD. Or, the end of college for you 2012ers. Apparently, post-graduation snackies will happen out here. Update 12:37: Cardomat cares too!

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Lost: Droid Phone

By Bwog Staff on Apr 18, 2012 0 Comments

Droid II Phone without any particular markings. Possibly left at the street fair or in Math. Contact cw2453.

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Pulitzer Winner Eli Sanders Talks About Stuff

By Bwog Staff on Apr 18, 2012 6 Comments

Eli Sanders, CC ’99, just won a Pulitzer for his harrowing feature, “The Bravest Woman in Seattle,” in the Seattle weekly, The Stranger. Bwog called him to figure out how journalism works. Bwog: So what was your major? Eli: Middle East and Asian Languages and Cultures, I don’t know if they have that anymore. MEALAC? Bwog: […]

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Bwoglines: Rejection Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 18, 2012 3 Comments

Rejected by Gmail yesterday? It wasn’t just you. (Gawker) Nelson the parrot has a face that not even his mama could love. (Daily Mail) Reports have surfaced that Zuckerberg did not include any of the Facebook board in the Instagram deal, Social Network style. (NYT, Wall Street Journal) Following the laughable North Korean missile launch, the […]

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Housing Reviews 2016: Carlton Arms

Amara Banks 4

bwog cares
bwog loves west campus
bwog reads
carlton arms
come home to momma's arms
Housing reviews
Housing Reviews 2016
rae sremmurd is down for carlton's arm
rep that west
riverside
to mommas carlton arms
watt dat mouth do
WC
we can't all live in watt
west campus
which side u rep

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Bwoglines: Knocked Up A Notch Edition

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"we will bury you"
BAM
bwoglines
Christian communities are being faced by religio-imperialistic Islamists
Everybody forgets the native Christian communities in the Middle East
fuck terrorists
spice it up a notch
that probably inverts a few preconceptions eh
the Hermit Kingdom

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Field Notes: It’s Always Midterms Edition

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a 'fuck spec' sticker is the best possible legacy tbh
are midterms like this at all ivies or is columbia just exceptionally terrible
field notes
girl scout cookies are the ultimate tip
is this the price we pay for proximity to broadway?
use the anonymous form ... be mysterious
we'll stop having midterms themed field notes when our profs stop giving us midterms
why can't we have spring break round two instead

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Public Safety: Do You [Bullet]Proofread?

Nikki Shaner-Bradford 1

and stop losing my id btw
breaking up with public safety
call out
honestly though
how many lit hum references: a game
just a tête-à-tête with public safety
just friendly advice
public safety
public safety emails
read whilst listening to You Give Love A Bad Name by Bon Jovi
ricardo morales
shame
what about some private safety up in here
you're going to cause a riot

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GSSC Candidates Announced

Amara Banks 0

2020 imma run the whole election!
Bwogmoji just shut down the app store
do she got a booty? she scooby dooby doo
elections 2016
GSGSGS just jumped over (c)CS(c)
gssc
gssc is great at getting shit done
scoob
scooby dooby don't.......... play this song for him
scooby snacks

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Remember To Register For The Sexual Respect Requirement

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it's all about respect
Reminder
sexual respect requirement
throwback to when cumb fulfilled the sexual respect requirement ... that was kinda weird
we almost typed 'sext semester' instead of 'next semester' - maybe bwog needs to fulfill the sexual respect requirement
we bet cumb wishes they had a giant phallic-shaped balloon they could hang over butler

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Columbia To Raise Pay Rate For All Student Workers To $15

Bwog Staff 1

$15/hour
breaking
minimum wage
over the course of 3 yrs though ....
pay me what you owe me
student workers
student-worker solidarity
SWS

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Here’s What’s Happening At College Days This Year

Joe Milholland 2

ccsc
college days
college days? more like college daze are we right
Dean Valentine
Deantini misspelled
free food
free food is coming
Henry Moore
lead-up to Bacchanal
not sure why exactly the core is worth celebrating but here we go
we suffer through the core all year but at least we get free food for one week

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