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Such Thing As a Free Brunch

By Bwog Staff on Jan 14, 2012 5 Comments

Free pastries at the Wien and Shapiro security desks, courtesy CCSC ’13. According to an anonymous tipster, “They’re really good, I am currently eating one.” Image via Ryan Mandelbaum, CC ’13

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Department of Education Dismisses Fall “Steering” Complaint

By Bwog Staff on Jan 13, 2012 25 Comments

Recall last October’s allegation that the chair of Barnard’s Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Cultures, Rachel McDermott, “steered” a Jewish Barnard student away from taking one of Columbia Professor Joseph Massad‘s classes lest his reportedly pro-Palestinian slant make her “uncomfortable.” The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights (OCR) began an investigation in […]

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The Changing Face of Feniosky Peña-Mora

By Bwog Staff on Jan 13, 2012 9 Comments

It seems like just yesterday that PrezBo anointed Feniosky Peña-Mora dean of SEAS. Back in 2009, that halcyon year, Feni was talked up by ‘Bo, wore a doofy tee shirt, and hell, even sat down with OldBwog. These days are a little less rosy—the Times, which first profiled the guy in ’09, has of late […]

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Overheard on Basic Cable

By Bwog Staff on Jan 12, 2012 53 Comments

House of Lies premiered last Sunday night, and nestled in between raunchy lesbian bathroom sex and unbridled elitism was this little gem of an exchange. You might think it sounds familiar, and you’d be right—the ‘ole “is Barnard part of Columbia?” debate has found its way onto a national stage. Skip ahead to 24:00. Bwog is […]

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When Elections Get Hawkward

By Bwog Staff on Jan 12, 2012 0 Comments

Last night, Republican voters in New Hampshire cast their ballots for Mitt Romney as the Republican candidate to oppose Barack Obama in the 2012 presidential election; a collective Democratic head-scratching session ensued. Meanwhile, a different crop of votes were cast a little farther down the coast. But these ones—meant to decide a name for the new hawk nesting in Washington […]

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Overheard: Neither Hair Nor There

By Bwog Staff on Jan 10, 2012 7 Comments

As the first day of classes draws nearer and nearer, you should prepare yourself for classmates’ and professors’ accounts of how they spent their breaks (even if, like us, your only response is to admit you spent it in a raggedy Hanson tee-shirt, blogging). Tales of alleged “reading for fun” are sure to abound, amidst […]

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A Break From Break

By Bwog Staff on Jan 08, 2012 22 Comments

Barry Kane, voice of the registrar, emailed all undergrads on Friday last to remind us about the upcoming winter registration period. Accordingly, most of us have all forgotten already. So, here’s your last-minute get up tomorrow morning for 9:30 am registration (or later if you live out in the periphery) reminder. Sophomores, this is a BFD. […]

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Anthro “Occupy the Field” Course Not Up For Review

By Bwog Staff on Jan 06, 2012 8 Comments

Yesterday, we told you that the Anthropology Department’s recently-announced class on the Occupy Wall Street movement was on the ropes. We have now received what is more or less an official confirmation of the cancellation of the course, at least for the coming semester. According to Mia Mendicino, the Coordinator for Academic Affairs at Columbia College, […]

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The Real World Exists

By Bwog Staff on Jan 05, 2012 17 Comments

Okay, that Real World exists too—but more importantly there’s that one plagued by tons of problems as well as a bunch of conceited head-cases on all sides of issues vying to be in charge of the whole mess. Maybe that describes both real worlds, come to think of it. Anyway, the 2012 election cycle took off […]

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Anthro “Occupy the Field” Class May Be History

By Bwog Staff on Jan 05, 2012 12 Comments

“Occupy the Field,” that Anthro class slated for next spring meant to examine OWS from within both seminar rooms and GAs, is M.I.A.—from the bulletin, that is. The class, which was posted on the Department of Anthropology’s website as of December 31st, is now nowhere to be found. Neither an SSOL search nor a foray into the […]

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Daryl Lee, GS ’11, Has Passed Away

By Bwog Staff on Jan 04, 2012 15 Comments

Daryl Lee passed away on December 31st following a courageous battle with cancer. GS Dean of Students Scott Halverson sent out an email to GS students with a link to her obituary and details about the memorial service. Dean Halverson writes that Daryl, 47, was “an avid reader, excellent writer and loved to engage others in lively conversation.” […]

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Christopher Coles Heads To Rehab

By Bwog Staff on Jan 04, 2012 23 Comments

After serving a short jail stint for failing a drug test, Christopher Coles pleaded guilty Tuesday to selling marijuana to an undercover police officer. He will now begin the rehabilitation program originally offered to him in early November. According to the AP, Manhattan state Supreme Court Justice Ellen Coin warned Coles, “Most of the people you are going to encounter […]

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Hello Deluxe My Old Friend

Amara Banks 2

"sick reference Bwog"
all mohi food is too expensive anyways
I wonder what the new restaurant would have been
it is bad if some of us have never even gone to Deluxe?
phoenixes are cool birds; phoenix is a cool city
rise from the ashes phoenix
Simon and Garfunkel vibes

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Tips For Finishing Your Research Paper In An Hour

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1500 words is nothing
are there any TAs out there that measure the margins and spacing to make sure they're correct?
bs your way to the top
can't stop talking about our data!
MLA citations are also better for word count than footnote
research papers
tfw jstor goes down in the middle of your research
the end is near
too many hours spent searching on JSTOR
wow we've been writing too many research papers

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Eat Pray Love: Level One

Lila Etter 0

always gotta quote drake
couldn't resist quoting drake
didn't we discover that elizabeth gilbert was like a crazy narcissist or st
eat pray love
even though it's not new it's just now being enforce for real
honestly dodge music and arts > law lib anyway
level one
loving in carman more like LOVE YOURSELF
novice edition
or was that not a thing that happened
pls guys... love yourselves... we know what we said but like...........
sorry still bitter about law's new policy
the magnolia tree is basically the same as mag bakery

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GSSC Chooses Gala Venue And Votes On Funding Requests

Joe Milholland 0

Cipriani
emf
food from all continents
Food from seven continents
gssc
KIGS
Kim Rebetti
milvets
SENIOR CRUISE IS LIT
what even is antarctic food

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Bwoglines: Mopping Up Edition

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bwoglines
home of the ninja and the samurai
japan
Japan is literally crazy
we love Japan
we might be taking US-Japan Relations next semester
we should probably take fewer seminars tho

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IGC Greek Judicial Board Chair Winner Accused Of Unfair Electioneering

Courtney Couillard 11

Greek Judicial Board Chair
greek life
igc
IGC Elections
inter-greek council
Interfraternity council
Multicultural Greek Council
Panhellenic council

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The Ninety-Five Theses

Bwog Staff 1

happy thesis season binches
if i die young bury with my thesis so no one else has to suffer through reading it
oooh zeitgeisty
senioritis is going around
the only lutherans at columbia write for bwog
there are no goths in the ivy league
thesis statement mad libs
this senior is gr8ful she doesn't have a thesis
we tried to keep the hamilton references to a minimum

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SGA: Fighting For Rights

Caroline Montgomery 0

barnard bearoness dodging fire
capitalism is why we can't have any nice things
cue
global warming lol
nrt
sga
so many acronyms
these sga meetings get crazy!!!

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