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Barnard Theater Thesis Review

By Bwog Staff on Mar 07, 2011 17 Comments

Bwog’s Thesp Crit Joshua Sorenshine caught the last show of the thesis festival last night: This weekend, the Barnard theater department opened its doors for the annual thesis festival, giving audiences a performance that left this reviewer heartily satisfied. Both Alex Brinkman-Young’s, BC ’11 rendition of Tom Stoppard’s Cahoot’s Macbeth and Katie Lupica’s, CC ’11 […]

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CCSC: Food and Reflection Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 07, 2011 9 Comments

CCSC got it on (in a record 29 minutes!). Brian Wagner watched. Apparently, many of the food trucks around campus are here without permits. In order to rob you of drunk munchies options combat this problem, the NY Parks and Recreation Department is creating a committee to review food truck applications and permit only certain trucks […]

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Bucket List: NYC, the Middle East, and Beyond Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 07, 2011 10 Comments

Bucket List represents the unbelievable intellectual privilege and luxury we enjoy as Columbia students. We do our very best to bring to your attention important guest lecturers and special events on campus that will hopefully make you realize how lucky we are to be here. Our recommendations for this week are below and the full […]

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Bwoglines: Startling Discoveries Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 07, 2011 1 Comments

Murder: A man was shot and killed yesterday morning on Columbus and 109th street in front of NoCo Lounge. (Spectator) Oil: In response to rising oil prices due to recent activity in the Middle East, Obama is considering tapping the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. (NYTimes) Housing: One woman discovered a way to get an apartment on the Upper West Side […]

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The Ethics of Butler Camping

By Bwog Staff on Mar 06, 2011 33 Comments

With midterms approaching, seats in Butler come at a premium. The number of alternative options is growing, but whether it’s the pleasing symmetry, or its world class ranking we can’t help coming back for more. So for dedicated Butler-ites, and also for those who are just trying to cram a half semester’s worth of […]

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“It’s Mercy, Compassion, and Forgiveness I Lack. Not Rationality”

By Bwog Staff on Mar 06, 2011 5 Comments

So it would seem, judging by some of the kill reports on CU Assassin’s website. While some are as descriptive as last year and others blatantly to the point, one thing remains constant as the obvious thought and dedication that was put into each of these ambushes will show: these assassins take their jobs seriously… […]

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Meeting Announcement—Haiku Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 06, 2011 3 Comments

Inching towards break, Almost but not quite there yet, Meet with us till then! SGO in Lerner at 7 pm! (Image via Wikimedia)

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LectureHop: Committee to Protect Journalists, Part Deux

By Bwog Staff on Mar 06, 2011 0 Comments

Bwog’s intrepid lecturehopper Peter Sterne presents to you the second installment from Friday’s event organized by the Committee to Protect Journalists, in which he considers the role of the internet and social media in revolutions around the world… The second panel, moderated by Slate editor-in-chief Jacob Weisberg, considered the nuanced role of the internet, both positive […]

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By Bwog Staff on Mar 06, 2011 2 Comments

When they’re not rocking out or helping the community, Columbia faculty enjoy getting dirty in the lab. Bwog takes a moment to look back on this week in science. Headlines were compiled by our Northside Correspondent Ricky Raudales. Columbia neuroscientist David Sulzer recently helped get the band back together—the Thai Elephant Orchestra, that is. Just like their […]

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Overheard: N00bs Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 06, 2011 8 Comments

Let’s hope these are freshmen or just visitors. Outside the Law School, two female adolescents: “Wait, where’s NYU?” Overheard on campus, “uptown”: “I’m going downtown today, to 96th Street.” Two CPJ conference attendees standing by the gates spot Alan Brinkley leaving campus: “See that man there? He teaches here. That’s Alan Brinkley, the famous scientist.”

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Bwoglines: Procrastination Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 06, 2011 1 Comments

Play ‘Sheen, Beck or Qaddafi?’. Convince yourself this is technically only half-procrastinating because you’re learning “to distinguish between the mad ramblings of an entertainer, a despot, and a newsman another entertainer”, a skill you’ll find useful while attempting IDs later this week. (NY Mag). In other Charlie Sheen news (let’s break out the phrase), George […]

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LectureHop: Committee to Protect Journalists

By Bwog Staff on Mar 05, 2011 5 Comments

Yesterday, dozens of journalists gathered in the Kellogg Center for Journalism on the 15th floor of IAB for two panels organized by the Committee to Protect Journalists, an organization that has defended journalists around the world for the last 30 years. Bwog’s intrepid lecturehopper Zach Kagan presents to you the first of a two-panel lecture. It […]

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Post-Bacchanal Roundup

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annoying ppl
carman is definitely the new schapiro
Columbia
days on campus
I'm a mouse...duh
prospies
sorry that mouse picture is really sad
thank god the prospies are leaving soon
truly a post with no real premise
turn up
we really wanted to make a great mouse detective reference but couldn't figure out how so we're doing it here

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Which Famous Columbia/Barnard Grad Are You?

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bwog is buzzfeed sometimes
bwog knows you love a good quiz
bwog quizzes
damn we hope we got joan rivers or martha stewart
such pride in our alums
this is kind of like studying?

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Pulitzers in Pulitzer

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excuse us where is our pulitzer
famous people on campus
pulitzer prize
pulitzer prize 2014
putting the j school building to work
so much alliteration
some damn good reporting

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Underwater Basket Weaving: Fall 2014

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assimilation and its discontents actually sounds like a good class
bodies r machines
food
food writing
humans r wrong
narrative medicine is a cureall
omg these are hilarious
scary stories like the one of how i wrote this post
warriors are rarely poets
what does a pirate pay for corn? a bucaneer!
wow i wanna take sorcery that would be badass
writing
yum!

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CCSC: What Are Those Student Reps For?

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"empowering" student reps umm they already have pretty big egos
apparently all columbia committees are not transparent
ccsc
CUFSN
drop deadline
quality of life survey
registration gets covered too
sore throat from bacchanal

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Dive Into Registration, Autumn ’14

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class registration
classes
drank
HOLY FUCK
juinors
only the strong survive registration
register
registration...a war of all against all?
resources
swiming pools
takedown of the culpa monopoly
why does culpa always go down when you need it?
yum!

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Bwoglines: Bitter Ironies Edition

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bwog
bwoglines
bwoglines comments upon bwoglines
bwoglines speaks to us transgressing mediums
metabwoglines
metametabwoglines
postmodern
transgress!

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Conflict Resolution At Bacchanal?

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bacchanal 2014
conflict resolution is best achieved when sloshed
DSpar where u at?
if you remember this you did not win bacchanal
lupe just causing a fiasco
should have had SJP start a riot
we barely remember this sorry
we're still so confused
why?!

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