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Drinking With Bwog: Thinking About the World

By Bwog Staff on Mar 01, 2012 9 Comments

While one of our Bwoggers was visiting another college experiencing some wholesome fun with friends (at least that’s what they told their parents), they picked up a couple of games that really got the party started. There’s more to these games than meets the eye, and require a little more than just super fast reflexes. […]

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Spotlight on Sports: Cheerleading

By Bwog Staff on Mar 01, 2012 17 Comments

Sure you can quote every line from Bring It On, but do you really understand cheerleading? Sixteen of your fellow classmates vigorously train for both competitions and to cheer on Columbia’s other sports teams. Cheerleading’s Cheerleader Alison Herman whips out her spirit fingers in this edition of Spotlight on Sports. How It Works Unlike other sports, […]

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OverCCEn: Fight Wild Boar For Free

By Bwog Staff on Mar 01, 2012 8 Comments

If you’re still looking for a way to make yourself useful this summer, check out LionShare for hands-on opportunities clearly relating to your academic pursuits that totally won’t require extra explanation in future interviews:

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CU Gospel Choir Study Break

By Bwog Staff on Mar 01, 2012 2 Comments

Wednesday night in Lerner C555, the CU Gospel Choir hosted their mid-semester study break. Professional group-clapper Renée Kraiem took a break from singing in her shower to check it out. Choir Director Sean Peters introduced the first set with a welcoming “we’re really glad that you guys are here to study with us”—trust me, everybody […]

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Occupy CU Picnic on Low Plaza

By Bwog Staff on Mar 01, 2012 12 Comments

If you were wondering what the commotion is on Low Plaza right now, it’s the Occupy CU Student Worker Picnic. Today is the National Day of Action for Education and workers, students, professors, and community members are encouraged to voice concerns over the state of education. Free pizza, bagels, and potluck are advertised for protestors. […]

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Bwoglines: Dream Beliebers Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 01, 2012 5 Comments

Dreamy heartthrob Davy Jones of The Monkees died yesterday of a heart attack, leaving all of us just Daydream Believing (LA Times) Did you finally stop having nightmares about Patrick Bateman? Sorry… (Huffington Post) Justin Bieber turned 18 today. Those dreams you started having after “taking your little sister” to see Never Say Never are now […]

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Lerner Gets Its Close-Up

By Bwog Staff on Mar 01, 2012 3 Comments

If you’re looking for something exciting enough to drag you away from the shame glory shame of last call at Senior Night, head no farther than Lerner, where multiple tipsters have reported sightings of Nicolas Cage. Well, sort of…

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Coffee Contest: Semifinals!

By Bwog Staff on Mar 01, 2012 10 Comments

It’s been a little less than a month since Bwog has begun its quest for the best cup of joe in Morningside. After a victory upset and the close of Round 1, the stakes went up a notch. This time, the battle between our winners from Round 1 caused our caffeinated connoisseurs a double-take, but after careful consideration […]

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AskBwog Housingmaster: All Abroad

By Bwog Staff on Feb 29, 2012 10 Comments

Q: What happens when someone in your suite graduates early/goes abroad (i.e. you go into an EC suite with someone who graduates in the fall) and you have an open bed in a double in the spring? Is housing likely to stick a random in with you, or is it likely for you to get a […]

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LectureHop: Israel Holds Itself Accountable

By Bwog Staff on Feb 29, 2012 5 Comments

Last night, Pro-Israel Progressives, a relatively new Jewish student group on campus, decided to sit down with Uri Zaki, Director of the USA Office of the Human Rights organization B’Tselem, to discuss Israel’s human rights violations. Bwog sent over our Wonder Watchwoman Briana Last to report on the discussion, “Human Rights in the Occupied Territories,” […]

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Let Them Eat Breakfast

By Bwog Staff on Feb 29, 2012 18 Comments

In response to recent buzz spreading around The Hive at a speed that can only be attributed to highly-caloric breakfast foods and finals, Bwog can confirm Dean Hinkson’s plans to move Midnight Breakfast from the night before finals begin to the first night of Reading Period. Dean Hinkson’s office released the following statement to Bwog: […]

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The Other Wallach

By Bwog Staff on Feb 29, 2012 1 Comments

The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Gallery is tucked into the eighth floor of Schermerhorn, a place frequented mainly by art history majors and those making the long climb to the women’s bathroom from their classes below. Bwog, having newly learned how to actually pronounce “Schermerhorn,” dispatched resident gallery gal Alex Eynon to find out […]

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Lunch At Lerner, But This Time With Music

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;)
live at lerner
music
once we were in the p-lounge and overheard a guy and a girl do a group project together and the guy started talking about his stripper ex-gf and it was an enthralling convo to overhear
psa
soundcloud is linked
this might be worth skipping class but anything is worth skipping class so
we actually study in the piano lounge
we are addicted to the action line except for when they do asian

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Bwoglines: Break Ups Edition

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boringside heights
but you'll get over it
bwoglines
donald j. trump
now all our playlists remind us of this loss
oregon
sometimes our anthro seminar induces a similarly mind-numbing break from reality!
st. a's
trump's tinder bio: "It's yuuuuuge."
vampire weekend
wednesday blues

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Snow Stereotypes: The Kingdom Of Snow Belongs To Such As These

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"And some I assume are good people"
"we need to build a wall to keep them out"
campus archetypes
oh my god these kids are seriously the worst
paying 60000 a year to get hit by a kid's snowball is not fun
snow stereotypes
we appreciate kids having fun but not at our expense

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Wholesome Winter Workouts

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finding anything at Barnard is a workout in itself
running the lerner ramps is like running an mc escher painting
running up 6 flights of Hamilton is a multiple a week occurrence
we're just waiting for riverside park to be cleared of snow so that we can go "run" (pet dogs) there
where even is the diana ngl I really don't know

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Sign Up For Urban NY And Do Something Of Cultural Value

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free food is always the best
get a life
get some culture
hamilton is the most overrated show of our generation
kai
proud to not have gone to an EC party since Fall rush
urban ny

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How Screwed Are You For Registration?

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a quiz that is relevant to our lives
quiz
team nosleep
totally correct mice
we are already all so scrweed

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Bwoglines: Middle East Burger Edition

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bwoglines
go hassan?
guys if you havent watched the office yet you need to
the level of violence is too damn high
the mcpick is the best freaking deal ever at mcdonalds seriously
the revolution will come

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Field Notes: Surviving (And Thriving) In The Storm Edition

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broadway shows were cancelled but lin-manuel miranda still somehow did a ham4ham
field notes
shoutout to that one girl in the barnard class of 2019 fb page asking to borrow snowpants
the lines at international and morton williams were ridiculous this weekend
the real winners are anyone who managed to freeze NO extremities on saturday
there's a concerning amount of injuries in this week's field notes - please take care of yourselves folks

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