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Boringside Reaches New Heights

By Bwog Staff on Nov 26, 2011 13 Comments

Bringing you the lastest in Morningside minutia: the Lerner stairs between floors two and three are broken. This is really important for everybody who checks their mailbox, and/or takes the stairs. Between “slight inconvenience” and “annoyance”

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The Real Thing Is So Much Better Than Cute YouTube Videos

By Bwog Staff on Nov 26, 2011 7 Comments

Hot dog! The puppies are here. Well, not exactly right here, but a short stroll away. Head over to Broadway and 104th to visit the Animal Haven adoption van. The cuddling opportunity lasts until 3pm. In an ideal world, the puppy truck would return to College Walk during finals. Let this be our official plea.

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Photograph Your Feast

By Bwog Staff on Nov 24, 2011 15 Comments

Bwog was floored by your pumpkin carving prowess, and we’d love to show off your culinary masterpieces. So we’re kind of blatantly ripping off the New York Times Thanksgiving Table feature, and soliciting photos of your feasts to compile in a heartwarming drool-worthy Bwog food porn gallery. Send us pics of artfully carved turkeys, sweet […]

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Bwog Gets A Little Sentimental

By Bwog Staff on Nov 24, 2011 19 Comments

As per tradition, we put our heads (see: gmail accounts) together and compiled this long list of the things/people/places/things/snow penises for which we are most thankful. Contest, corroborate, or add your own in the comments. It’s that time of the year where we’re allowed to get a little corny (<– Thanksgiving pun), so on that note, […]

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Public Safety Speaks

By Bwog Staff on Nov 24, 2011 10 Comments

Public Safety: they always seem to be there to shut down improv shows and boot you off the lawns, but never when you’re walking home bleary-eyed from Butler at 3am. As if you didn’t already have to reassure your parents of your safety in the big bad city, now you can go home for Thanksgiving […]

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Butler Archetypes: The Indiscreet Whisperers

By Bwog Staff on Nov 23, 2011 11 Comments

You may be getting ready to forsake Butler and head home for break, but there are a few individuals who would never dream of abandoning its marble walls and fancy woodwork: the Butler Archetypes. Lend your ear (eyes?) to Aurally Annoyed Bijan Samareh as he profiles those study buddies who stick out like a giant snow […]

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SGA: The Economics of Chilling

By Bwog Staff on Nov 23, 2011 0 Comments

Diana Correspondent Renée Kraiem brings the latest from the SGA. DSpar stopped by SGA this week to give thanks and get thoughts from Rep Council about the College’s forthcoming capital campaign, its Global Symposia and its new Constellations program. Each conversation built upon the central topics of SGA discussions this semester: communication and cash, and what […]

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Meleagris Gallopavo

By Bwog Staff on Nov 23, 2011 6 Comments

Dean Peter Awn sent out this email to all GS students earlier today, subject line: “Meleagris Gallopavo.” (That’s the Wild Turkey, to you plebs) If this (or this) doesn’t get you in the mood for Thanksgiving, we don’t know what will. Dear Students, They cluck, they flail, they fold their necks back to catch the […]

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Spending Thanksgiving On Campus

By Bwog Staff on Nov 23, 2011 1 Comments

Thanksgiving is almost here! For many returning home, it means seeing extended family, stuffing themselves with food, and football. For others, it involves breaking up with their significant other and/or Black Friday shopping. But, if you’re still stuck on campus for the next four days, fear not. Your friends (and Dining) may have abandoned you, […]

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Cooking with Bwog: Turkey Day

By Bwog Staff on Nov 23, 2011 0 Comments

Procrastinator? No problem. Join Matt Powell, Bwog’s resident chef, for a last minute lesson in Thanksgiving entrées. Tomorrow is the biggest food holiday of the year—a day devoted completely to feasting and drinking and being merry! It’s the only day that almost everyone forgoes any restrictions and pigs out, to the brink of explosion. As […]

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Chronicles of Existentialism: Questioning the Queso

By Bwog Staff on Nov 23, 2011 4 Comments

“To declare that existence is absurd is to deny that it can ever be given a meaning; to say that it is ambiguous is to assert that its meaning is never fixed, that it must be constantly won. Absurdity challenges every ethics; it is because man’s condition is ambiguous that he seeks, through failure and […]

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Boringside Heights: We’re Just Thankful for All the Decor

By Bwog Staff on Nov 23, 2011 1 Comments

Thanksgiving—it’s on Thursday! And of course, our favorite Morningside Heights establishments are quite cognizant of this fact. Window turkeys and seasonal flavors abound, and we’ve rounded them up for your viewing pleasure. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!

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LectureHop: The Phenomenon Of Unaccompanied Children Migrants In Central America, Explored

Nadra Rahman 0

bwog has substance!
central america
immigration is some real $hit!!
lecturehop
lecturehope amiright
this is so well written go nadra!!!
v proud of bwog
who would want to leave beautiful central america tho even with all the crimes n such

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Columbia Fans Still “Eh” About Football

Ross Chapman 1

bro woo
college walk
football
history analogies
homecoming
official twitter accounts tho
pep
the streak
we thought it was rumor too
woo from afar

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BunsenBwog: The Future Of Transplants

Joanna Zhang 0

alas poor yorick
brain swap? sounds fake but ok
brain swapping
BunsenBwog
Bwog does spooky
can i swap brains with steve buscemi? he seems to have a gentle soul n a nice brain tbh
did they really just figure out how to fix a broken heart? im dead
i would want to swap brains with so many people
i wouldnt wanna swap with so many ppl too
ivy league brains are the best brains obviously
me @ the CUMC students: just fuck me up
my damaged heart cannot be repaired
spook
v spook

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Bwoglines: The Yikes Edition

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"i've heard greek life is big here"
bullseye baby
bwoglines
even if he is part of the kardashian klan (hate that) drug abuse is vv sad and makes me wanna cry
everything happens so much
feeling sad
frats
greek life
i hope life gets better for lamar tbh
i wonder which porno they were watching
negative nelly
pessimist bwoglines
rain in cali is this real???
why didnt lamar just pay for my barnard career instead of prostitutes

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EC Archetype: Out-Of-Place Arts Student

Betsy Ladyzhets 0

'i'm going to write about you' is the scariest thing any writer can say to you
can't an honest student just get to the law library in peace?
creative writing students are art students too
ec archetypes
who needs two copies of howl? everyone really

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Deantini Is Just As Lost As You Are

Maddie Stearn 4

A captain lost at sea
A ship without a captain
Are you my mother?
deantini
Deantini and his smartphone
It's hard to blame Deantini when campus is so big and so confusing though really
Lost bird
Not the Columbia app apparently
We gotchu Deantini
What apps does Deantini have on his phone?

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Columbia Divest Is Getting Closer To Success

Bwog Staff 3

barnard divest
climate change demands real change
climate change is real change
columbia divest for climate justice
did the students who led the cdcj protest completely lose their voices after yesterday?
like should someone bring them a pot of herbal tea or something?
they were really loud it was pretty impressive

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Being The Change, Leading The Charge: Diversity In Higher Education

Sarah Dahl 1

diversity - the need is real
lecturehop
panels like this always have such inspiring titles - be the change! lead the charge! (but how do we do that??)
there are so many problems and so few solutions - but at least we can talk about them to cool string music
will columbia ever be diverse enough? more on this at 5

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