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It’s Going to Be Okay, Says Solipsistic Banner

By Bwog Staff on Dec 02, 2011 12 Comments

At 9:55 am this morning, Bwog received an anonymous tip that a massive banner had just been unfurled from the windows of Butler that read, “It’s going to be OK. You’re not alone.” Before we had a chance to document this magnanimous act, at 10:03 am the same tipster reported that the poster had been […]

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Fall Chansons

By Bwog Staff on Dec 02, 2011 7 Comments

Bwog’s rookie reviewer Alex Katz crossed Broadway to see CMTS’s first show of the season. Wednesday evening, I listened to the premiere of CMTS’s Autumn Songs, playing in Roone Alredge Auditorium. The powerful vocal cast, striking set, and extraordinary music kept a show lacking in plot from withering like the winter, but blossoming like the […]

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Former Alumni President of St. A’s Jailed

By Bwog Staff on Dec 02, 2011 32 Comments

The New York Post, tone-deaf as ever, reports the story with the headline “Columbia Frat Honcho Jailed.” Walter Perry, the titular honcho, is accused of stealing $650,000 from Saint Anthony’s over six years, and has been sentenced to at least 24 months of jail time. It is not clear how the money was obtained, but […]

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Morningside Bakeries, Let’s Get Ready to (C)rumble

By Bwog Staff on Dec 02, 2011 10 Comments

In a constant search for Morningside’s finest, Bwog was eager to weigh in when a dispute arose about the best cookie in the neighborhood. Secretary of Snack Alison Herman followed the aroma wafting over Morningside Park and investigated. After an honorable mention of Levain Bakery in our Bwog Thanksgiving, an anonymous tipster indignantly called us out on our […]

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Bwoglines: Pondering It All Edition

By Bwog Staff on Dec 02, 2011 1 Comments

Cash-strapped urbanites may soon find work in the new convenience economy, which crowdsources temporary personal assistant tasks. Among the guinea pigs is an Arts Initiative coordinator, who claims its merits are more than monetary. (Observer) Whoever said field trips were dead? One visiting professor at GSAPP took his class to a banana ripening plant and […]

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Want to do Something Hardcore?

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2011 17 Comments

And now, the moment you’ve all been waiting for… From the genius who brought you BwogWeather, comes Hard Core: A Columbian Odyssey. The show traces Pat Blute’s whimsical adventure one man’s grueling odyssey home after he finds himself stranded. He must survive using only his extensive knowledge of the core. The new project already features footage of the Australian Outback, Thailand, and […]

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Don’t Miss the Yule Log Ceremony and Tree Lighting

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2011 5 Comments

Don’t forget to head outside into the winter chill and listen to Columbia’s many a cappella groups sing and faculty and students speak at the annual Yule Log Ceremony, taking place from 6 to 7 pm on college walk. At 7 pm, the tree lights go up during the Tree Lighting Ceremony. Head back into […]

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Drinking with Bwog: A Teachable Tequila Moment

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2011 4 Comments

Every week The Columbia Bartending Agency provides protips on how to get your crunk on with greater style, precision, and knowledge. In preparation for the final weekend before finals sink their fangs your our soul, learn something about your pal, tequila. Although the next few weeks will be dominated by information overload, we thought it would […]

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Proposed Science and Engineering Campus Stays in the Ring

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2011 3 Comments

You may remember that Columbia is one of the participants in Mayor Bloomberg’s much-publicized competition for the construction of a new science and engineering campus (or two!) somewhere within New York. According to DNA info, Bloomberg recently hinted that of the original seven applications, four have made it past the first cut—though he quickly and mysteriously […]

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Aid for AIDS

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2011 5 Comments

Today is World AIDS Day, and people are out on College Walk to tell you about it. The Student Global AIDS Campaign have set up a communal art project/fundraiser, to represent the entire HIV virus genome out of tiles. The virus has almost 10,000 base pairs, so they’re aiming to create a representation using that many tiles. You […]

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Free Food and Basking on College Walk

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2011 7 Comments

The crew from the Varsity Show is posted up on College Walk slinging a spread of free nostalgia-inducing treats: Goldfish, Fruit by the Foot, juice boxes, Silly Bands, games, and VShow glasses. They’ll be out until 4 pm. Auditions for the VShow will be held next Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday form 8 to 11 pm in Hamilton Hall. […]

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Morningside Almanac: Week of 12/1

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2011 0 Comments

Every Thursday and Sunday the Columbia Greenmarket brings you fresh local produce to stare at while you walk along Broadway. Stop by and stock up on veggies for the hearty winter stews you’ll make while procrastinating during the hectic, upcoming weeks. Here are the highlights: Growing season nears an end, and a few farmers will […]

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Bwoglines: Landfill Of Life Edition

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are we all inmates in the prison that is columbia and are the bars the pages of our textbooks
disappointing news
landfills and lamentations
nyc and alcatraz: islands apart
proxy wars are not sexy
swim test
taking the ferry at 2am hones your survival skills
the Kardashians are a part of this complete breakfast
who remembers their borough track during nsop and does it decide what kind of person you are
wu tang clan
xiaolin showdown

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Resident Wiser Than Resident Advisor

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bonding with residents gone too far
breaking
cava
first-year shit
john jay
oh well
resident wiser than resident adviser
when shit just doesn't turn out the way it should have
when you gotta CAVA your RA...

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Composer John Luther Adams Brings Alaska To The Miller Theatre

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arts
dc if it's "music" or not
he looks so friendly in that pic like hey john what's up play me something
john adams
john luther adams
miller theatre
music
no not that john adams
the other one
why we spell it theatre who do we think we are
you know... the other other john adams

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Bucket List: Trade, Education, Change

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bucket list
events at 8:30 am on a friday HA
higher education
prezbo's fun run is also this week every1 g00000!
Sunday funday
trans pacific partnership

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Bwog Meeting Tonight!

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bwog meeting tonight
champagne papi
drake
hotline bwog
meeting announcement
pitches
snacks
that can only mean one thing
we be on that hotline bling

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Baking With Bwog: Special Brownies

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'is it hard? then it's a pretzel'
50 strokes of brownie
baking at barnard
baking with bwog
brownies
but not actually
cooking with bwog
ina is life goals
plimp's kitchen... hell's kitchen
special brownies
store bought is aight
the jeffrey to my ina
what makes these brownies special? bwog love of course
when will we find our jeffrey

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Get Your Free Sweetgreen Salad Now!

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come one come all
eat your greens kiddos
go be a health goth and get yourself a salad
mac demarco
salad days
sweetgreen
too many references to count
treat yo self

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Bwoglines: I’ve Made A Huge Mistake Edition

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actual cannibal shia labeouf
bwog lines
bwoglines
crossing streets and crossing borders... true pioneers in our opinion
gotta love the CIA
it was very difficult to figure out the correct spelling of shia's name
like way more difficult than it should have been
this could have just been another edition of men doing stupid things
yikes tbh

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