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What do you use your toothbrush for when you’re fantasizing about your thesis?

By Bwog Staff on Jun 20, 2011 37 Comments

A self-procalimed “sorority princess” finds unorthodox benefits to her Sonicare. In Daily Intel’s latest installment of their Sex Diary series, “the sorority girl with breast implants,” who hails from our very own Morningside Heights, shares her salacious stories. We (along with numerous tipsters) have deduced from the quips about Health Services’ unavailability and monogamy as […]

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Arrivederci, Campo! Ciao, Il Cibreo!

By Bwog Staff on Jun 17, 2011 22 Comments

Update: We at Bwog have written something of a Campo eulogy, so pour out some crappy beer in honor of our dearly departed and remember what once was: When a new restaurant called Campo first arrived in our humble Morningside Heights, we called it the “New Pertutti” and complained its Italian food was mediocre. Soon, […]

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DSpar Joins the Ranks of Goldman Sachs

By Bwog Staff on Jun 16, 2011 24 Comments

Barnard’s first lady has just been elected to the Board of Directors of Goldman Sachs, where she will serve on the Audit, Risk, Compensation and Corporate Governance and Nominating committees. As you probably know, the financial firm, chaired by powerhouse Lloyd Blankfein, has a less than pristine reputation. Last year, the SEC went after Goldman […]

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How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying

By Bwog Staff on Jun 16, 2011 13 Comments

Overseen in the inner-sanctum of Uris. The poster went up some time near the end of the semester. But we’re telling you now:

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Barnard Brings You Secure WiFi

By Bwog Staff on Jun 15, 2011 11 Comments

Citi, Tony Blair, and the Senate have all been hacked. Don’t let the women of Barnard be next! We already told you why it was important that you use encrypted WiFi, back when Columbia launched its secure network. Directions on how to log in to “Barnard Secure” are included in the e-mail to students below. […]

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Claude M. Steele Heads Out West

By Bwog Staff on Jun 13, 2011 29 Comments

Crazy news, good peoples: Claude M. Steele—University Provost and person whose name you’ve seen on emails so often you feel like you know him—has resigned. Stanford, former home to Steele for nearly two decades, offered him the position of Dean of the School of Education. Steele had only just arrived at Columbia from Stanford in 2009. […]

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Registration is Open

By Bwog Staff on Jun 13, 2011 16 Comments

A friendly reminder that you can register for fall classes for a week from today through June 24! Ideally, in mid-June not everyone is sitting at their computer desperately trying to get into Music Hum, so pounce on that place now. Are we having fun yet?

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From SEAS to Shining CE

By Bwog Staff on Jun 07, 2011 93 Comments

Earthshaking news, people: “SEAS” will no longer be called “SEAS.” Instead, as of Fall 2011, it will be “CE” for “Columbia Engineering.” Yes, gone are the days of probing your new NSOP buddy with the pleasingly assonant phrase, “CC or SEAS?” The Student Affairs Orientation page reads: The first newsletter to Columbia College (CC) and […]

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From the Issue: The Scintillating Death of Stanford White

By Bwog Staff on Jun 07, 2011 2 Comments

The summer issue of The Blue & White has introduced you to Brian Greene, an underworld on fire, and Westside ninjas. Now, in the final of three Bluenotes, our field notes from campus, senior editor Claire Sabel scandalizes us with the liebestod of one of the university’s architects. It’s material that genuinely earnest tour guides […]

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You Have This to Look Forward to in 30 Years

By Bwog Staff on Jun 07, 2011 9 Comments

The class of ’81 dined in style in the Ref Room Saturday night. Incidentally, Post-It notes debuted world-wide in 1981. They always seem to come up at reunions. Not a yellow zone tonight!

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Occasional Summer Bwoglines as of 06/06

By Bwog Staff on Jun 06, 2011 4 Comments

Bwog is languidly clearing our virtual newsdesk today, bringing you a selection of interesting and possibly relevant headlines from the past few weeks. We hope that these stories, tenuously connected to Columbia, will reflect a similar degree of detachment from the establishment in your minds. One of the undercover cops in Operation Ivy League was […]

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From the Issue: Centralia, PA

By Bwog Staff on Jun 05, 2011 12 Comments

If you didn’t get a chance to pick up a copy of the May issue of The Blue & White on campus, you can still peruse the highlights. You’re still reading Bwog after all, June be damned! This Last month’s Measure for Measure, the magazine’s literary section, features an essay from first-time contributor Diana Clarke, […]

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Bwoglines: Protest This Edition

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columbia students love to protest
Have you had your daily protest yet?
it's illegal to protest in NYC
low steps
may the riotous spirit of the 60s protesters be with you this week
POLEMIC COLUMBIA
Protest time
the sundial
town hall

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They’re Watching (Out for You): Increasing Security And Surveillance At Columbia University

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getting to know public safety
glad to know columbia wants to take care of us sometimes
investigative journalism
the blue and white
they're always watching you
they're reading all your emails to mom asking for a care package

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SGA: No Ways of Knowing Featuring Provost Bell

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all rules are written in old books
Chosen generation: those who follow will praise or damn you
Nine Ways of Reforming
sga
sga 2015

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#TBT: Ghosts Of the Past

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#tbt
all is vanity but some of us are better at it than others
Alma: such a bad influence
bwog gets (vaguely) biblical
they procrastinated in classy ties though
they say at nights you can still hear them sobbing (but that might just be the froshes)

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LectureHop: Priscilla Ferguson Talks Food

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bwog loves food
food
haute food
how meta can these talks go
imagine haute john jay tho
is it pronounced culinary or culinary
lecturehop
shoutouts to mondel chocolates
sociology and French and food
talking about food
talking about talking about food

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Bwog Wishes You A Happy Midterm Day, The Day Of All Your Midterms

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Crazy fun with Bwog!
hahahaha midterms are an unceasing hell
iPhone duck fetish
Room 209: Little known outpost for the Ministry of Love
You know it's not but take a moment to let it be true

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Bwoglines: Only What You Care About Edition

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bwog likes yogurt at least
bwoglines
by small business we mean bars
except you probably could get into Freak Show (and posted on Facebook about how much)
helping out the little guy (if the little guy is a slightly smaller multinational corporation)
I mean of course bwog is what you care about most

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What’s At Stake In The Rules Of Conduct?

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ben jealous
ch-ch-ch-changes
rittenberg
rules of conduct
usenate

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