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Bwoglines: War and Peace Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 30, 2011 4 Comments

The LAPD raided OccupyLA yesterday, arresting 200 and dispersing protesters without much conflict or violence. (WSJ) Dershowitz believes the key to peace in Israel is Palestinian Chicken — he recommends Prime Minister Netanyahu watch the hilarious Curb Your Enthusiasm episode with Palestinian President Abbas in an interview with the Current. (Tablet, Current) Columbia researchers believes America is vulnerable to crippling cyber-attacks and exploding printers. HP […]

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Farewell, Amy the HamDel Lady

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2011 45 Comments

Bwog’s love for HamDel is no secret, but our long-term relationship with Amy the HamDel Lady certainly surpasses any fling we’ve had with a specially sauced Lewinsky. For that reason, it is with great sorrow that we now report to you that our darling Amy has left HamDel for good. For the past week, we’d been missing Amy’s judge-free service […]

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The Blue & White is Looking for a Publisher!

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2011 2 Comments

We’d like to think you’re all familiar with The Blue & White, Bwog’s ink-based mother of sorts. The magazine is currently seeking applicants interested in serving as the Blue & White‘s publisher for the year of 2012. If you’re interested in the production side of print media, have a business mindset, and boast strong interpersonal skills, please […]

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Free Food in the Internet Age

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2011 0 Comments

There was once a time when finding free food just meant following your nose. Not so, in this Internet age. We at Bwog make it our mission to post every free food offer that comes our way, and this event is no exception. If you’ve got a craving for unidentified “refreshments,” hop on over to […]

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An Awkward Moment With Police Commissioner Ray Kelly

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2011 60 Comments

Well, this is uncomfortable. About fifteen minutes ago, NYPD Police Commissioner Ray Kelly was answering questions in former NYC Mayor/Columbia Professor David Dinkins’ SIPA class about urban public policy when a student pulled out a projector and began to screen images of police officers beating civilians on the wall behind Kelly. “We’d like to offer […]

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Because the Thought of Finals Already Gives You Nightmares

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2011 1 Comments

Things have been getting pretty (albeit understandably) crazy around here, but McAC Multicultural is ready to help stave off the stress nightmares. In an event that’s really too adorable for words, they invite you to make your own dreamcatcher from 5 to 6:30 pm in Sulzberger Lobby. As the possibility of a good night’s sleep only augments the […]

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SGA Town Hall: A Tuition Tell-All

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2011 3 Comments

Renée Kraiem gives you the juicy details of last night’s SGA Town Hall. Last night, Barnard’s Chief Operating Officer Greg Brown and its Vice President of Development Brett Silver spoke to a fuller than usual Diana Event Oval that included a conspicuous number of men (Bwog reporter Peter Sterne aside). COO Brown and VP of […]

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Bike Theft Suspect Apprehended

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2011 10 Comments

Bwog received a email from Dean Terry Martinez about Columbia Public Safety’s successful apprehension of a bike theft suspect. After receiving a tip from a CC student on November 22nd, Public Safety followed up and managed to arrest the suspect for “attempted bike larceny, criminal mischief, and possession of burglary tools.” In light of the […]

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ESC: Beautification and Composting

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2011 7 Comments

Sean Zimmermann reports from last night’s ESC meeting. ESC passed a resolution to encourage the administration to fix the safety and aesthetic problems in Pupin Plaza. For the last few years, the stone walkways near NoCo and Pupin have been deteriorating, and the council feels that the area has become a safety hazard to students, […]

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Overseen: A Moment of Childlike Repose

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2011 13 Comments

According to our Science of Psych textbook, regression is a defense mechanism leading to the “reversion of the ego to an earlier stage of development rather than handling unacceptable impulses in a more adult way” (okay, so we Wikipedia’d it—you know you never opened your textbook, either). In these troubled, pre-finals times, sometimes a good round […]

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Bwoglines: Endings Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2011 1 Comments

Facebook is moving ever closer to its long-awaited IPO, rumored to value the company at over $100 billion. (WSJ) It has recently been announced that Lana Peters, Joseph Stalin’s only daughter, died of colon cancer in Wisconsin on November 22, 2011. (BBC) The AMR corporation, the parent company of American Airlines, has filed for Chapter […]

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Bwog Sports: Thanksgiving Roundup

By Bwog Staff on Nov 28, 2011 2 Comments

While most of us were getting fat and watching football (or just getting fat), the Columbia Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams were hard at work, each earning their first wins of the season on the road over the weekend. With the fall season in the past and winter sports well under way, being a Columbia […]

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Chopped: Sophomore Slump Edition

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baby bwoggers
bwog chopped
Bwog: successfully avoiding food poisoning
straight fire in the kitchen
tbh we were bumping Drake’s new mixtape while cooking
who the fuck owns a colander??

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Bwoglines: Don’t Sleep On This Edition

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champagnepapi
honestly god bless
it's FRIDAYAAAAAY
nobody wanted to give bwog a press pass to see the pope
take barbie's thigh gap away!!
the pope is messing up our travel plans
theme of the weekend is new number who dis?

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A Study Space Of One’s Own

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be careful not to fall off those ledges though
bwog can personally attest that the 4th floor barnard hall armchairs are super comfy
bwog explores campus
bwog loves butler but bwog also loves places outside of butler
campus
finding a nice place to study on a campus of over five thousand people - it's a struggle
hide and seek
luckily bwog is here to help
the most awkward thing is when you cough in a reading room and everyone turns to silently judge you

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Would You Vote For This Candidate?

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barnard elections
ccsc elections
first-years
first-years and some sophomores actually
it's amazing how talented this class is
just like real politicians
one of these kids is probably going to be president someday how does that make you feel
remember to vote kids
student governement
they can make puns and nice facial expressions and even promises they're unlikely to be able to keep

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#TBT: The First World Leaders Forum

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#tbt
actually did putin even need a translator? was putin fluent in english at this point?
but the real question is: how did those snipers get onto the hamilton roof
could putin have taken lithum?
did his translator have to painstakingly explain to him that not all buildings called "library" in america are actually libraries
do you think putin was confused by the fact that cu has a building called low library that isn't a library
if putin visited london and stayed at the ritz hotel would he be ... putin on the ritz
russian snipers probably train in parkour cause they're hardcore
the next time you walk across low plaza remember that vladimir putin once also walked across low plaza

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Sounds Of CU: Hamilton Hall

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a ladies' room every three floors? what is this? 1820?
can we talk about those hamilton bathrooms though
do you think alexander hamilton had to climb this many stairs all the time
hamilton probably stayed in shape AND created the US financial system
if you listened to the hamilton musical while studying in hamilton would that help you pass your french exam or would it be so much hamilton your mind had to spontaneously combust
playlist
sounds of cu
they didn't have elevators in the 18th century
truly a role model for us all

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Bwoglines: Those Of Questionable Morals Are Still Redeemable Edition

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can you believe someone is keeping track of early human decapitations
if he visits columbia who will swipe the pope into jj's place
somewhere out there someone has a phd in archaeology with a specialization in decapitation and bwog wants to know who this person is
the barnard bears are mostly friendly bears
watch out for the pope
you'll probably get mauled if you claim women's colleges are useless though

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What’s Beeping In Hewitt?

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bwog loves conspiracy theories
Bwog prefers not using house labels
conspiracybwog
did you catch the very potter musical reference
Ginsberg gets Bwog through some hard times
hewitt > john jay
poetry puppet pals and the mysterious ticking noise
premed life
we love harry potter here at bwog
what do premeds even do

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