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Senate Considering Public Course Evaluations

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2012 8 Comments

This afternoon, at 1:15 pm in Jerome Green Hall, the Student Affairs Committee (SAC) will bring a ground-breaking resolution to the Senate floor: public course evaluations. Well… ground-breaking for Columbia. Resident Know-It-Most Sarah Ngu brings us up to speed on what this means and why it could be a BFD. Why don’t we already publicize online […]

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Bwoglines: Drawing Comparisons Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2012 0 Comments

Another shooting of a young black male took place in Wisconsin this week; of course, comparisons are drawn to the controversial Trayvon Martin case. (HuffPo) Who would have thought: the rich are getting richer. (Washington Post) Striking a balance between responsibility and liberty will be key to the Supreme Court’s upholding of Obamacare. (NYT) There’s a […]

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Man with a (Digital) Camera

By Bwog Staff on Mar 29, 2012 8 Comments

For Lenny Pridatko, Columbia’s campus is a photographer’s dream. Students lying on picturesque lawns, surrounded by architecture, welcome the lensman to capture both the aesthetically pleasing and the historically significant. Where does Columbia fit into this dream, if not as a continually changing haven of ambitious souls and established minds refining their oasis? You can see […]

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They’re All Dead White Men, Anyways

By Bwog Staff on Mar 29, 2012 15 Comments

Earlier today, the Columbia College Fund sent out an email to young alumni, hat in hand. Opening with a stirring description about we lucky students who are “experiencing life at Columbia College,” the email made a huge mistake. In a zealous sentence devoted to the Core, the Alumni Center gushed about “comparing the Republic to […]

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All’s Fair in Love and wOrchesis

By Bwog Staff on Mar 29, 2012 6 Comments

The Orchesis Spring 2012 performance premieres tonight at 9 pm in Roone Arledge and will also be performed on Saturday at 9:30 pm. Tickets can be found at the TIC–$7 for CUID, $12 otherwise. Time traveler Renée Kraiem was at the dress rehearsal. This semester’s Orchesis showcase is definitely linked thematically, but not through its […]

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Free Dinner and a Show

By Bwog Staff on Mar 29, 2012 0 Comments

Columbia University’s Asian Pacific American Heritage Month is kicking off tonight from 6:30 to 9 pm in the Diana Event Oval at Barnard. The free opening ceremony includes dinner from Malaysia Grill, student group performances, and a keynote speech from guest speaker Yul Kwon–the winner of Survivor: Cook Islands. Celebrate and enjoy! Aitutaki via Wikimedia […]

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EcoReps’ Composter Blasts Off

By Bwog Staff on Mar 29, 2012 5 Comments

Over four months since the project’s announcement, Columbia EcoReps revealed their beautiful new composter, which resides in the basement of Ruggles. Lovingly dubbed The Rocket, the composter is a first for urban universities and colleges in America. It will start out feeding on scraps from John Jay, then, just like a freshman, upgrade to adult […]

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We Know What You’re Doing This Summer

By Bwog Staff on Mar 29, 2012 22 Comments

New York Magazine took a look into the college student’s most beloved/despised summer activity: the internship! The magazine’s interns surveyed 100 other interns around NYU, FIT, and Columbia. Our own CC 2013 president (and up-and-coming rapper) Ryan Mandelbaum, Max Bartick, Erin Flynn, and Anogie Joseph-Erameh are photographed alongside other Columbians. Think you had more menial […]

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Ambitious Prospies Swarm Campus

By Bwog Staff on Mar 29, 2012 7 Comments

According to several tipsters, hordes of prospective Columbians—whom our super scientific guestimations put somewhere between 4 and 6 years old—have been spotted amassing on and around Low steps, and in front of Butler. They’re tiny. They’re adorable. Pink puffer jackets abound. One such youngster was overheard making an astute observation outside Butler: “Every kind of […]

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2016, Your Fate is in These Crates

By Bwog Staff on Mar 29, 2012 48 Comments

The admissions staff is shipping the acceptance letters out to the Class of 2016 high school seniors. As per tradition, they are out on college walk marching boxes of letters into the shipping trucks. Admissions will be posted online tonight at 5 pm. Freak out, high schoolers! As always, it was one of the largest […]

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Morningside Almanac: Week of 3/29

By Bwog Staff on Mar 29, 2012 0 Comments

Maybe it’s not as warm as it was a few days ago, but it’s still springtime! Get out there and enjoy it with your favorite neighborhood farmers at the Columbia Greenmarket, on Broadway between 114th and 116th every Thursday and Sunday. This week’s highlights gets you involved: Everything you see at the market began as […]

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Bwoglines: Remarkable Individuals Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 29, 2012 4 Comments

It may not be JSachs, but Columbia does in fact have a World Bank presidential candidate. (Bloomberg) Kate McKinnon, CC’06, is rumored to be joining the SNL cast, adding to our growing list of alums on the comedy show. Let’s hope she doesn’t fuck it up. (Vulture) Turns out the weird guy in the Batman […]

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Free Cookies In The Diana Center

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"bring back old Bwog"
"bring back Svokos"
"we miss the Old Bwog!!!"
bake sale!
cookies
free food
how's this for old Bwog

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CCSC Debates What To Do With No Red Tape’s Proposal

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5 Things for Deantini
Ben Makansi
ccsc
ccsc is doing their best to stay nonpartisan and we commend that
deantini
did we really get results on the toilet paper initiative faster than the tampon initiative?
like if you'll watch makansi's live-streamed fireside chat
no red tape
since when does ccsc have a sandwich ambassador
Vivek Ramakrishnan
we feel you ccsc. bwog is under pressure a lot of the time too

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FLIP National To Offer MicroGrants

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$$$
announcement
application
flip
Get it
ok
ok flip thanks for the heads up
wyawa

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B.O.S.S. Presents Celebration Of Black Womanhood Week 2016

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46th annual - damn that's impressive
announcement
b.o.s.s.
bwog is always ready to be inspired (but especially during midterms)
every week should be celebration of black womanhood week
what a cool name for an organization

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Breaking: Apartheid Divest Releases Statement Of Faculty Support

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apartheid divest always releases their news on monday mornings (are they trying to wake us up or)
breaking
cu apartheid divest
faculty petition
israel palestine

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Bwoglines: Can’t Believe It’s Still February Edition

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bwog shares one thing with leo: both of us have passionate feelings about the weather
bwoglines
comment with the number of times you've seen mad max fury road (we lost count after 6)
donald trump's potential for criticism: it lives it dies it lives again
donald trump's toupee: it dies. no living. it just plain dies
goddamn leap days
leo won his oscar. a meme is dead.
leonardo dicaprio's oscar prospects: they live they die they live again

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Bwog Asked: Who Are You Wearing? (Part Two)

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also ice cream
and style
bwog asked
bwog ass
bwog ass will never die
bwog loves fashion
the leo one doesn't even make sense
we are a la mode
who are you wearing?

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Donald Trump, A Babysitting Job, And Narcissism.

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babysitting
but not everyone did
bwog learns how to spell narcissism
do we think trump knows how to spell it
donald trump
how many licks
luckily the writer knew how to spell it
narcissism
the world may never know
what's the diff between egotism and narcissism

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