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ESC: Beautification and Composting

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2011 7 Comments

Sean Zimmermann reports from last night’s ESC meeting. ESC passed a resolution to encourage the administration to fix the safety and aesthetic problems in Pupin Plaza. For the last few years, the stone walkways near NoCo and Pupin have been deteriorating, and the council feels that the area has become a safety hazard to students, […]

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Overseen: A Moment of Childlike Repose

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2011 13 Comments

According to our Science of Psych textbook, regression is a defense mechanism leading to the “reversion of the ego to an earlier stage of development rather than handling unacceptable impulses in a more adult way” (okay, so we Wikipedia’d it—you know you never opened your textbook, either). In these troubled, pre-finals times, sometimes a good round […]

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Bwoglines: Endings Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2011 1 Comments

Facebook is moving ever closer to its long-awaited IPO, rumored to value the company at over $100 billion. (WSJ) It has recently been announced that Lana Peters, Joseph Stalin’s only daughter, died of colon cancer in Wisconsin on November 22, 2011. (BBC) The AMR corporation, the parent company of American Airlines, has filed for Chapter […]

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Bwog Sports: Thanksgiving Roundup

By Bwog Staff on Nov 28, 2011 2 Comments

While most of us were getting fat and watching football (or just getting fat), the Columbia Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams were hard at work, each earning their first wins of the season on the road over the weekend. With the fall season in the past and winter sports well under way, being a Columbia […]

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It’s Not All Bad

By Bwog Staff on Nov 28, 2011 7 Comments

We know we’ve been making you all a little panicky by bringing it to your attention that the end of days is nigh, and sure it sucks that we only got to fit in a few games of football-watching over break, but it could be worse. It doesn’t have to be so nice and warm […]

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A Call to Gather

By Bwog Staff on Nov 28, 2011 1 Comments

As November gives its dying breaths and the not-so-cold weather rolls in, why don’t you take some time this evening to set aside your work and join the staff of the Blue & White as we discuss articles for next issue and beyond, make clever jokes, and munch on the finest of treats? If you […]

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Free Food and More!

By Bwog Staff on Nov 28, 2011 2 Comments

Just because Thanksgiving Break is over and you’ve left the bottomless bounty of free family cooking behind doesn’t mean you can’t be provided with any more sweets gratis. Ambulate to Lerner 555 tonight at 7:30 pm to find red velvet cupcakes and a bunch of free swag (t-shirts, buttons, and stickers, we hear) at the World […]

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A-Hinks Responds To Claims Made By Occupy CU

By Bwog Staff on Nov 28, 2011 30 Comments

Barnard Dean Avis Hinkson has released the following email to Barnard students commenting on last week’s Occupy CU congregation at Barnard. She writes that, “Barnard Public Safety did not lock down the campus or attempt to prevent the assembly from taking place.” This contradicts claims made by Occupy CU that a “lockdown” took place at Barnard Hall. […]

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Butler Archetypes: The Girl With Noisy Heels

By Bwog Staff on Nov 28, 2011 21 Comments

Louis XIV may have sported some pretty high stilettos (thanks for the cocktail party fodder, Core Curriculum), but at least he had the courtesy not to stomp around the Ref Room. Heel Hater Meriam Raouf profiles that Butler Archetype whose sharp clicks down the marble hallway are turning your hair gray. It’s Sunday night. You’ve […]

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AskBwog: Trippin’ on Tryptophan

By Bwog Staff on Nov 28, 2011 4 Comments

Bwog fell asleep at 8pm on Thanksgiving (and last night….oops), and was determined to find out why. Assuming those after-meal droopy eyes had something to do with science (the idea of a god of food comas was dismissed after much discussion), we set Bwogsleuth Zach Kagan on the trail. Here he presents a roundup of […]

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OfficeHop: Paige West’s Indo Board

By Bwog Staff on Nov 28, 2011 12 Comments

As many of our interviewees will attest, Bwog loves to invade personal space. Professors’ offices are no exception to our clear ignorance of social cues. This week, Senior Surfing Specialist Briana Last stalked checked out Anthropology Professor Paige West’s sweetest of digs. If you know of any other hop-worthy offices, send ’em our way at […]

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‘Tis the Season

By Bwog Staff on Nov 28, 2011 3 Comments

And so it begins. With the final weeks of class upon us, we’re less than a month away from the time of great mayhem and malnourishment that is finals at Columbia (also the most festive and happy time of the year for the world beyond the bubble). Thus, we present our first sightings of the […]

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Check Your Pulse At The Get Live! Outdoor Concert

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buddhist cyberpunx
clear your schedules
discover the next vampire weekend
live at lerner
might be a lituation
most people like music
music
post-midterms madness
throw out your stress balls
we have midterms the next day

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Bwoglines: It Could Be Worse Edition

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;)
bwoglines
chris christie: that bully across the river
chris christie: the troll behind Bridgegate
dogs being dogs
halloween costume ideas
jimmy fallon conspiracy theories
monday morning ambivalence
plastic faces
somebody adopt me
that feel when you don't even have a squad

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Introducing The V122 Creative Team

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announcement
creative team
highlighting our inadequacies since day 1
it's starting already
so much responsibility on such narrow shoulders
v122
varsity show
will they be okay

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The First-Year Meal Plan Struggle (Is Real)

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awkward first-year things
dcc should really take swipes for everything life would be so much easier
diana center cafe pizzas should not cost $7 though it is a travesty
drama in diana
hobbies include: begging for points
life would also be so much easier if points were unlimited... sga get on that asap pls and thx
travesty? tragedy? we definitely know the difference and do not need it explained
we loooooove the cashiers are diana don't get us wrong
we maybe wish they gave us lil first-years more sympathy

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Bucket List: Stumbling Blindly Into The Future

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bucketlist
Colombia classics best department
Islam is half the schedule liteally
let's go to rio guys
mexican mondays what
rio jjust no
we have a stomach for the world

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Bwog Meeting Tonight!

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(not) sorry about it
bwog meeting tonight
come snack with us!
meeting announcement
still love jesse
study break
the last few meeting announcements have all been tributes to some celeb or another
we don't want another pretty face
we want you and your beautiful soul
you thought we'd stop by now but we're not done

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Midterm Munchies: A Guide

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...again
bwog does food
like we're still gonna buy them and we're still gonna rec them but ohhhhh mg mowill get it together
midterm munchies
midterm prep
srsly tho why is a bag of grapes like $9 at mowill
the best part is that the only other existing "we all aspire to be" tag was about ron burgundy... who is basically the same as mother teresa
we all aspire to be mother teresa
who actually knows the 4th amendment off the top of their head tho forreal

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Bwoglines: Not So Subtle Edition

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*googles 'how to call someone a racist without actually having to call them a racist' and hopes for the best*
bwoglines
o'reilly
questions to ask if you ever come face to face with the trumpster
trump
tyga
we here at bwog love subtlety... these peeps apparently do not
what does 'super low on energy' even mean
why is sweating a deal breaker for presidents

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