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LectureHop: The Arab Spring-a-Leak

By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2012 0 Comments

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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Bwoglines: Behind the Big Deal Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2012 1 Comments

Jeremy Lin, the Harvard grad who came off the bench to become the surprising new star of the Knicks, is inspired by Tim Tebow. (Gothamist) The guy with all the frattitude in your lecture may be hiding some deep seated insecurities. (HuffPo) The Best in Show at the Westminster Dog Show (this Monday in Madison […]

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Personals: Claire, CC ’14, and Eric Donahue, CC ’15

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2012 34 Comments

Bwog Personals continue with the lovely Claire and Eric Donahue. Interested parties should contact us at personals@bwog.com, and we’ll provide $10 for your big date. Name, Year, School, Major: Claire, CC, 2014, Film Studies with possible concentration in Physics or Astronomy Preference: feminerd for Star Wars fan boy Hometown: The ATL (no really, people say […]

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Cooking With Bwog: Atkin’s Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2012 3 Comments

In this week’s Cooking with Bwog, Master Chef Matt Powell faces a special difficulty on his quest for culinary dorm conquest. To cook a main course without a carb. Gone were the noodles, the rice, the quinoa, and couscous. I didn’t have any additional cookware this time around, and just a few random ingredients (clementines, […]

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It Begins

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2012 12 Comments

Potentially bad news, Columbia: Room Selection is closer than you think. In fact, registration opens March 1st. Chances are you’ve already dirtied your hands at choosing friends. Since things are really coming down to the wire, we’re here with two new developments which might help you out: the fates of the frat brownstones and Open […]

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A Conversation with the Founders of the Athena Film Festival

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2012 0 Comments

Screenings at the second annual Athena Film Festival begin tonight at 6 pm in Miller Theatre. Student priced tickets are available for $7. Alexandra Svokos sat down with festival founders Kathryn Kolbert and Melissa Silverstein. Kathryn Kolbert and Melissa Silverstein (a 30 Rock fan!) come from different professional worlds but have the same goal: to […]

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BiblioBwog: Teatime With Karen the Librarian

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2012 1 Comments

Oy there skippers! The antwacky Philo posse cordially invites any gadges and manashees to a good ol’ afternoon of jackanories and canking with Karen the Librarian over tea and biscuits. Pip pop cheerio. Seriously though, the Philolexian society is holding teatime this afternoon in Sulzberger Tower from 4 – 6 pm with Karen the Librarian. […]

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The Mighty, Glassy Jungle

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2012 3 Comments

Last night, Lerner tried really hard to be a fun student center. And a fair number of students decided to play along, filling the glass house with the most students it’s seen since the early-semester package center line. Amongst the awkward collision of students both sober and schwasted, one could find free food, performances by […]

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Overseen: Thirsty in Uris

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2012 3 Comments

A sign has appeared in Uris warning rowdy B-schoolers to keep it outside. Bwog was wondering why a similar sign didn’t exist in Butler, until we realized the obvious (and sad) answer. When you go to a school that treats its students to a kegger, you need to make sure that the library is an alcohol-free zone. When […]

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Bwoglines: The War on _____ Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2012 1 Comments

Fighting the war on lame hats Drugs: Latin American leaders call for drug regulation because the War on Drugs isn’t working. (Washington Post) Body Fat: Analysts are slaves to passion. (Yahoo!) Tax Evasion: Society expects something of you! (The Atlantic) Contraception: More fancy hats. (New York Times) Ye Olde Analysts via Wikimedia Commons

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Drinking with Bwog: The Screaming Orgasm

By Bwog Staff on Feb 09, 2012 5 Comments

Valentine’s Day is fast approaching but don’t fret: the lovely people over at Columbia Bartending Agency are here to make you come…to the bar. Experience something special – you can do it yourself or find someone to do it for you. Here we have a drink to make you blush while ordering, and leave your […]

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Saga of the CC ’14 Shirts

By Bwog Staff on Feb 09, 2012 39 Comments

Update: Victory at last! The 2014 Class Council has received permission to use the lion illustration on their shirts. Sophomores in Columbia College are shirtless. They’ve been at Columbia for a year and a half, but still haven’t received any special “Class of 2014” shirts from the Class of 2014 Class Council. Today, the Council […]

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Bwoglines: Solemn But Not Sorrowful Edition

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is that photo caption a wtnv reference? are there towns in arizona? are there glowing lights in the sky about a hundred feet above the arby's? we just don't know
lilo probably has some great pictures of that mountain featuring clueless american tourists hiking in sandals
so many tree lighting ceremonies are happening this week - is christmas really so soon?
wow. christmas is actually. really. so soon
yes there's bad in the world but these is also good. there is also dogs

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Back Of The Envelope: How Long Someone Has Been In Butler

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actual garbage
back of the envelope
but stuff
Butler coffee tastes like death
Columbia's caffeine addiction
still don't know the identity of the butler beer camper
youth is so wasted on the young

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LectureHop: The Legacy Of Rape

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bwog does morbidity
Franke's statements vibe so much with Beloved
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legacy of rape
putting an art exhibit calling out the Catholic Church in a Catholic church is a ballsy move
these are actually important projects

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Bwog Learns How To Flirt

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"crafternoons and Pilates"
bwog learns how to flirt
definitely using some of these at 1020
how to pass orgo: flirt with your prof/TA
NYU students getting into trouble what a surprise
we could flirt before just not...well

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LectureHop: Putting A Woman On The $10 Bill

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"with great impressionist views of history comes great power"
gratuitous pics of lin
how ARE women not on any of our currency yet?
I know what Seth Schwartz would say about Rios' final statement...
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shouldn't we be finding women who were part of history rather than write them into history??

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Hate In Carman

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Carman 13
Carman bulletin board
Hate at CU
Hate in Carman
Trans Awareness Month
vandalism

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GSSC Lists What It Wants To Do Next Semester

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Absence policies
emf
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GSSC is definitely the second best student council
if first grade projects float your goat GSSC then who are we to complain
it all looked neat except they did this handwritten on large sheets of paper
more events
more food
more fun
pictures of a sun
this is seriously what GS students fund
Writing down your goals

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Bwoglines: Some Modicum Of Success Edition

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#hamitlonhipsters
Burkina Faso protestors; doing it right
bwoglines
imagine Angela Merkel David Cameron and Vladimir Putin at a potluck together
see this is how and why you protest
splash some of that cash this way Mark
that's how you get bullied in elementary school
we liked Hamilton before there was a music about him
who names their daughter Max?

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