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SGA: On Spam and Sponsorship

By Bwog Staff on Oct 18, 2011 8 Comments

Bwog’s shiny new Diana Bureau Chief Renée Kraiem reports on the goings-on at SGA. Reflecting on last week’s contentious meeting about Barnard’s new full-time enrollment policy, one council member explained that she knew of many students who hadn’t recognized the importance of the email announcement from A-Hinks. Barnard inundates students with so many emails, some argued, that […]

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Moonlight Madness at the ‘Mat

By Bwog Staff on Oct 18, 2011 1 Comments

We don’t know what kind of mysterious madness could possibly go on in a greeting card store, but it’s coming… and you can’t fight the moonlight. Curious, we investigated/ read the other side. Turns out Cardomat, home to some of Morningside’s all-time best window displays, will offer 10% off their card selection from 6-9pm—not just […]

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Subdue Your Appetite in the Least Subtle Way

By Bwog Staff on Oct 18, 2011 16 Comments

What do you get when The Beatles and a very well-stocked deli collide? At Barnard, you get a 712-foot [yellow] submarine sandwich! McAC’s annual Big Sub Extravaganza is tonight at 7pm on the Barnard lawns. Come bite off a piece of tradition as you sing along to this year’s theme: The Yellow SUBmarine. And be […]

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Did You Say Filet Mignon?

By Bwog Staff on Oct 18, 2011 1 Comments

It’s midterms, you’re busy, you got two hours of sleep, and in your delirious haze you stop at a food cart to grab a hot dog. Well, maybe today it’s just a hot dog. But maybe this is the start of something big. Maybe, just maybe, tomorrow you’ll wake up to find Morningside has turned […]

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Get Cutouts, Get Cultured

By Bwog Staff on Oct 18, 2011 3 Comments

Columbia University Libraries teamed up with Lincoln Center to bring you “Cinema China, Culture China,” an alliterative festival celebrating “the relationship between the United States and China through cinematic and cultural perspectives.” C^4 runs this week, October 17-21, and features film screenings, lectures, and performances by Chinese artists on campus and a film series at Lincoln Center. Back here […]

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ESC: More Bacchanal Funding Woes and Faster Package Pickup

By Bwog Staff on Oct 18, 2011 11 Comments

Sean Zimmermann reports from last night’s Engineering Student Council Meeting. Bacchanal President Daniel Weinstein presented the group’s financial status to ESC, pleading that their current financial problems are the fault of university administration. As it stands, their budget is $38,000 less than it was last year. Bacchanal has already canceled its Fall concert (which costs […]

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Hidden Talents: The Programming Whiz Kid

By Bwog Staff on Oct 18, 2011 22 Comments

In Hidden Talents, we introduce you to the secret and sensational lives of your classmates. Charlie Stigler, SEAS ’15, has only been at Columbia for a few short weeks, but he’s probably helped you out on more papers, homeworks, and projects than anyone else here. Charlie Stigler is the developer behind SelfControl. With a lean, […]

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Bwoglines: Time for Midterms Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 18, 2011 0 Comments

Soon the world’s population will hit 7 billion! (New Yorker) The new iPhone already ended at least one marriage. (HuffPo) Unexpectedly large numbers of Americans believe that marijuana should be legal. (NYMag) Dark matter is even more puzzling than we thought. (Wired) Young eyes needed washing after porn was posted on Sesame Street’s YouTube channel. […]

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LectureHop: America, Israel, and the Palestinians In Pursuit of Peace

By Bwog Staff on Oct 17, 2011 33 Comments

Rennert Hall was filled to the brim for last night’s lecture by Alan Dershowitz, famed Harvard Law professor, criminal attorney and author of The Case for Israel, an ardent defense of the state of Israel’s right to exist. The Kraft Center auditorium was so packed, people had to be turned away! Luckily, Bwog’s Briana Last scored a seat. […]

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The Blue & White Meets Tonight

By Bwog Staff on Oct 17, 2011 0 Comments

Dear Readers, Writers, Drawers and Dilettantes, You are invited to join the staff of the The Blue & White magazine at their weekly meeting. Share your stories, pitch your pitches in the crypt of St. Paul’s Chapel, at 9 PM, tonight! There will be lots’a free snacks. Flourishing, The Editors

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Colors of the Wind

By Bwog Staff on Oct 17, 2011 4 Comments

Queer Awareness Month brings you more food! It’s happening right now till 7.30 pm in Broadway Room. Make your way over there to see if you can get your hands on some delicious Ethopian. Extra points for anyone with a colorful plate. Plate that’s too pretty to eat via Flickr

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Check Your Expectations: Chomsky Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 17, 2011 20 Comments

Looks like the administration is expecting more of the commotion we saw the last time Chomsky was here. The linguist/philosopher/cognitive scientist/activist etc. returns to Columbia tonight at 6 pm in LeFrak for another round of controversy. Update, 4:20 pm: We hate to be the bearers of bad news if you were hoping to beat the crowd, but… […]

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“At Least It’s In The Past!”: Best Bacchanal Stories 2k15

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"not-so-PG-rated-escapades of the day"
#bacchamistakesweremade
#lostmysenseofshameatbacchanal
#zerofucksweregiven
4-5 seconds from wildin
all-call
ariana HANDE
best bacchanal stories? or worst?
best o times worst o times we guess
cringe
frances
u bacched up homie
we don't bacch with u

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LectureHop: Criticizing The Dance Critics Of The New York Times

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Alastair Macaulay
but how do the critics feel about being criticized???
bwog gets critical
dance critics
gender always makes its way into the conversation
I wonder if these critics are allowed to say f***ball?
Lynn Garafola
Team Dance: The Dance Critics of the New York Times
the new york times
the New York Times has a more lax ethics code than we do lol

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Bwoglines: Well-Read Edition

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book of yeezus is described as a "coffee top read" like LOL that's the OG bible son
bwoglines
do u color between the lines??? or outside them
etsy x kanye
etsy x pharrell
etsy x queen latifah
kanye > god
kermit the frog
mindy kaling's brother is an incredibly problematic individual
mindy kaling's brother is NOT FUNNY
stacks on racks on tracks on lax on fax
wally world
yoooooooou

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Field Notes: Friday And Sunday Edition

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cat party
CU kids got kinda religious
dog eat dog world
field notes
fusion so trendy
GoT is BACK
not going to bacchanal is basically like being a cat
notes from the field
so is mad men
sum action
was it downtown?

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2015 Housing Coverage, Day One

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cowtails or die
DON'T FORGET YOUR LOTTERY NUMBER AND WHAT YOU PICKED INTO
EC or bust
housing 2015
housing coverage
housing coverage 2015
ignore spec and talk to us
lovely day
oh how we missed the john jay lounge
the cage is a dark place
what a care-free

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Post-Bacchanal Playlist

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Breezus
breezus has a cut out of kanye in her room
bwog is like trader joe's
can't you tell?
cool aunts
dj bwog
where it takes on different names for different flavors
yes we're still talking about bacchanal

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Freshpeople Housing Reviews 2015: Hartley

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at least it's quiet
Hartley Hall
holding our breath for new carpets
home is where the hartley is
homey hartley
housing reviews 2015
seriously it does get homey
your kitchen will never be clean

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CCSC Listens To Accessibility Concerns, Talks Bacchanal

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Accesability
bacchanal
ccsc
Increasing hours at JJ's

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