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Lessons in Refinement at Columbia

By Bwog Staff on Dec 04, 2011 29 Comments

Last night, Bwog readers overheard two magnificent examples of modest, Ivy League discourse. First, an anonymous artist’s failed attempt at translating peek-a-boo into performance art: Overheard: ”How much could you see? Like, could you see my vagina? I’m not a slut! I’m endearing, right?” Capital! And now for a little demonstration in modern chivalry: guy1: […]

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Bwoglines: Everything is a Lie Edition

By Bwog Staff on Dec 04, 2011 3 Comments

Columbia researchers have developed a lie detecting robot, with plans to build other emotion reading robots. (NYTimes) This lie detecting power should have been tested on Republican Presidential candidates, but then Cain went and all quit, so now the process would be significantly less entertaining. (Huff Po) OWS icon turns out to be kinda crazy. (NYTimes) This […]

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Found: Silver Ring

By Bwog Staff on Dec 03, 2011 0 Comments

Silver ring found near the ramp between Butler and John Jay on the ground on Dec. 3. It has a circular woven pattern and a thick band. Email spp2113@barnard.edu to claim.

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In Defense of… Calling it Quits

By Bwog Staff on Dec 03, 2011 19 Comments

Bwog continues to carry its tradition of sticking up for things that everybody loves to hate. From New Jersey to the PE requirement, we make sure that no underdogs go unprotected. In our latest In Defense of… feature, Molly Andrews highlights the value to calling it quits. Finals. That awful time of year when it feels […]

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Overheard: Swipe. Sex. See You Next Tuesday Edition

By Bwog Staff on Dec 03, 2011 23 Comments

Finals have you cramped for time? Can’t seem to fit in snuggle sessions with your dearly beloved? Don’t fret, it seems like a productive Columbian has found an out (or an in). Guy: ”She signed me in, we had sex, five minutes later, she signed me out. She said I could cuddle if I wanted, […]

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Grab Your Date. Grab Your Tux. Grab Your Guyliner.

By Bwog Staff on Dec 03, 2011 0 Comments

Instead of pre-gaming with cheap vodka in your J.Crew swag, drink some blood red wine and dye your hair black, GOTH PROM 1986 is tonight! WBAR is throwing the party, and appropriate dress is strongly recommended, so ask that mysterious nocturnal figure dressed in black down your hall if you can borrow some of his/her […]

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Getting to Know CHEATSHEET

By Bwog Staff on Dec 03, 2011 7 Comments

The hectic lifestyle that accompanies being a Columbia student leads many to stay within the confines of campus. Some don’t have time to explore the city, while others often don’t know where to go. It is also especially disappointing to take the time to leave campus and return disappointed. Luckily, Columbia has its fair share of entrepreneurs, […]

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Overseen: Mudd Has a Few Things To Teach Besides Computer Science

By Bwog Staff on Dec 03, 2011 9 Comments

This poster, put up by the Ad Council, was spotted in Mudd outside of the Computer Science help rooms. An honest advertisement intended to relay sexual education? Or a subtle poking fun at the sex life of engineers? You decide.

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Lecturehop: “A Moment of Singular Danger”

By Bwog Staff on Dec 03, 2011 3 Comments

Lawrence Summers, former Director of the U.S. Economic Council under Barack Obama, believes his policies are crucial for mending the woes of the world’s economic climate. Without the implementation of his plans, he believes that the risk of a global depression increases significantly. Lunchtime Thursday, he stopped by IAB’s penthouse for a discussion of fiscal stimulus and […]

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Overseen: The Battle of the Campus-Wide Smoking Ban

By Bwog Staff on Dec 03, 2011 2 Comments

As tensions flare over the controversy of the proposed campus-wide smoking ban, renegade street artists put a smoking hot twist on The Battle of Harlem Heights. See if you can spot it!

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BTE’s “Fucking A”

By Bwog Staff on Dec 03, 2011 3 Comments

Many great works of theatre are not completely autonomous, and in fact, are responses to other works. In Suzan-Lori Parks “Fucking A”, a dystopian molding of The Scarlet Letter is presented to produce a complex and intriguing work of new drama. Bwog’s Gabby Beans reports from Lerner 5. As the audience settled into their seats […]

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Saturday Morning Cartoons: Scenes for Argentina

By Bwog Staff on Dec 03, 2011 2 Comments

Bwog’s foreign cartoon correspondent, Jamila Barra, continues to supply Columbians with her artistic renditions of daily life in Argentina. While studying Spanish abroad, she has been playing with different artistic styles and wishes to give the finals-facing student body some summer vibes. We are all inclined to thank Jamila for reminding us that even though […]

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#TBT: When The Grateful Dead Came To Ferris Booth

Juliet Larsen 1

#tbt
can you imagine if the police (Sting's band) came to campus
columbia students make change happen!
confirmation that ferris has always had quality music
how can we get the police (Sting's band) to come to campus
how hard do you think it was to find a seat in ferris that day
i mean it's practically impossible already ... and then you add in a live rock concert
the era of sex drugs and rock n' roll is still going strong in carmen tbh

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A World On The Move: Today’s Refugee Crisis

Megan Fillion 0

bwog does world policy
do barnard students trying to get into jj's when hewitt doesn't have late night qualify as refugees? more on this at 11
lecturehop
the eu has some work to do - but will it follow through?
toto i don't think we're at the un any more

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Book It To Carman For Fun, Friends, And Free Bagels

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bwog loves bagels. especially free bagels
ccsc
free food
the bagelpalooza hype is real
the real question is: what kinds of condiments are they offering with these bagels
what's better than free bagels? free coffee and bagels
when will bagelpalooza come to barnard though (sga we're looking at you)

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Bwoglines: Soaring To New Heights Edition

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a word of caution: do not read the comments on those brown columns
bwog gets excited about a lot of things
bwog gets excited about lamps
bwog gets excited about space
bwoglines
chaffetz may not be the coolest dude but what a cool name
friendly reminder that the third star trek reboot movie is being filmed right now
space. the final frontier. these are the voyages of the starship enterprise. jim kirk rips his shirt. spock calls things illogical. uhura is badass. etc etc etc

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Discovering Another Universe Of Russian Poetry

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"Everything is sad" described the weather this weekend
Bwog is awed by poetry and Putin in equal amounts
Bwog loves free food
Bwog loves free wine more
not just any crackers FANCY crackers
Russian is always interesting
was the poetry in dactylic pentameter?

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What Can Men Be Doing For Feminism?

Amara Banks 7

feminism
gender equality
men don't need a 'place' in feminism men need to make a place for feminism in society
michael kimmel
the sexual respect initiative could take some pointers from this talk
yay intersectionality

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Spirit Week Activities And Fun

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#PounceOnPenn is such a good hashtag too bad we'll probably lose
are you ready for some football?
free food
free shirts
Homecoming 2015
totally original scavenger hunt ideas
we need more school spirit
will there really be magic?

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GSSC Tables Request To Fund Roosevelt Institute

Joe Milholland 0

budget changes on budget changes
Co-sponsorhips
Food Insecurity
gssc
roosevelt institute
sgb
teddy is the man
teddy roosevelt didn't let lack of funding stop him
the cycle of bureaucracy continues
who would win in a fist fight Teddy Roosevelt or Vlad Putin?

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