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Bwog Sports Sunday: Bittersweet Redemption

By Bwog Staff on Nov 20, 2011 7 Comments

As the fall season officially came to a close on Saturday, Columbians everywhere were happy to see the Lions triumph over Brown in double overtime and send the seniors off with a memorable final career game. Bwog Sports analyst, Kevin Powers, recaps the exciting, if controversial, ending to the Lion’s season, and brings you news of […]

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2Girls1Snack: Questing for Cocoa

By Bwog Staff on Nov 20, 2011 13 Comments

No, we’re not talking about Santorum, and, yes, we are going to continue referencing years old shock porn. For this edition of 2Girls1Snack, Sam Schipani and Alison Herman adventure along Broadway to find the perfect pick-me-up after a long night’s work. Join them as they sample whipped creams and try to find a big ol’ […]

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Life Got You Down?

By Bwog Staff on Nov 20, 2011 5 Comments

Get a free, self-esteem reinforcing hug on College Walk between 2-4 pm today! Science and Oprah say you should, so there’s really no choice in the matter. The hugs are a part of the Free Hugs Campaign. her majesty via Free Hugs Campaign

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Lost Phone and Wallet

By Bwog Staff on Nov 20, 2011 0 Comments

I lost a Blackberry Bold and a black Kenneth Cole wallet the night of Saturday, 11/19. I will offer a reward and would like the finder to email me at kns2127@columbia.edu.

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We Finally Did It!

By Bwog Staff on Nov 20, 2011 25 Comments

A well-deserved congratulations to all the members of Columbia’s Football team as they avoided their first winless season since 1987 yesterday by beating Brown 35-28. Read about the monumental 2OT victory in more detail later in Bwog Sports Sunday. Yesterday’s celebration probably went a little like this: UPDATE: Spec reports that the Football team’s head […]

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A Chance to Participate

By Bwog Staff on Nov 20, 2011 35 Comments

For the past few weeks, a growing number of students have been informally meeting among themselves, and with the administration, to put into action a long-term plan for promoting “student wellness” at Columbia. The project aims to articulate the problems many students feel afflict the Columbia community, but are not equipped to solve. We’re given […]

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Bwoglines: Bad Decisions Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 20, 2011 11 Comments

A UC Davis Professor wrote an op-ed on Huffington Post comparing Police tactics used on students at UC Davis to those at Columbia. His conclusion: Public Safety is nerfed, and couldn’t hurt anyone if they wanted to. (Huff Po) The NY Times has a wonderful article about tech start-ups in NYC. Damnit. Is it too […]

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LectureHop: Words, Words, Words

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2011 0 Comments

Thursday evening, the World Leaders Forum hosted its second-ever artist for a lecture. Issac Julien, famous in the art-world for his unique films and installations, gave a talk about his work and the mediums through which he expresses himself. Art School Dropout Briana Last eagerly sat through Julien’s musings and provides you with this latest LectureHop. For a […]

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Overheard: Truths Universally Acknowledged

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2011 18 Comments

Could it be the winter weather? Or maybe something your CC professor said has started to sink in? Whatever it is, something has turned the Columbia community into a channel for worldly revelation. On war Guy: (to guy friend) “You’ve already hooked up with her! That’s more than half the battle!” On technology Small Child […]

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Clubbin’: Bowling Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2011 6 Comments

Bwog’s Clubbin’ feature is back in action to show you some of the most unique, zany, and fascinating clubs Columbia has to offer. Bwog daily editor, and resident Strong Man, Matt Schantz, known for wearing bowling shoes as actual shoes, went renegade clubbin’ and spent a day at Harlem Lanes. Members of the Columbia Club Bowling […]

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NOMADS Presents Intertwined Narratives of Loneliness

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2011 0 Comments

The Columbia theatre community sure has a knack for originality. It is to be admired that at least half of the shows one hears about are student written. Adding to the Columbia canon, Cassandra Adair takes audiences on a multi-faceted journey of loneliness and humor in the premiere of her play, “The Lonely Play (A Not-So-Lonely Play). […]

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Saturday Morning Cartoons: Thanksgiving Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2011 16 Comments

Thanksgiving can sometimes leave you with a stomach full of joy, but other times it can leave you wishing you were back at school. Bwog prepares you for the latter scenario in this week’s installment of Saturday Morning Cartoons. Brace yourselves readers, for the Thanksgiving from hell. Daryl Seitchik, BC ’12, showcases her gifted hand for elaborate […]

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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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#TBT: Touchdowns To Tears

Mia Lindheimer 0

#tbt
columbia lions
cumb
cumb knows how to really beat another school: go for the marching band
doing homework during a football game is an acquired skill
like if you actually care that the lions won last weekend
like if you still can't believe the lions won last weekend
lions fail to roar loudly enough to scare cu students into actually going to games
lions still roar pretty loudly

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New CCSC Class Of 2017 Representative Will Be Appointed, Not Elected

Joe Milholland 2

ccsc
ccsc wants YOU to apply for this position
it's never too late to get involved in student government
one small ccsc position for you one giant leap for columbia-kind
think about it - with less people on the voting committee that's less people you need to impress
think of all the important change you could impact ... with one small ccsc position

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Bwoglines: Comebacks From The Already Popular Edition

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are you really feeling the bern if you aren't sexually attracted to the bern? more at 11
bwoglines
fun fact: if ben franklin had his way america's national bird would be the turkey
is edythe even a real name
nyc was so eager to be patriotic it brought the bald eagles back
the eagle might be pretty majestic but is it as majestic as hawkma
the tesla model s may have autopilot but can it navigate nyc traffic
who would name their kid beau let alone edythe

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EC Archetype: Barnard Student At The Heyman Center

Maddie Stearn 0

does anyone know what's in the Heyman center even
ec archetypes
how is there not a policy about this at this point?
id hostage situations require trained professionals
it would be so much easier if there was a consistent policy
things you see in ec

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Take A Break From Studying For Free Subs And Ice Cream

Bwog Staff 1

715 foot long subs should be the norm
Big Sub is back
Bwog is really excited for free food
did you catch our pun up there?
don't waste a meal swipe tonight
free food
that free ice cream though

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The Mysterious Ferris DJ, Revealed

Amara Banks 1

baby-making R&B
dining halls
ferris booth
have you noticed they also match the music to the weather?
just the little things in life
just tryna listen to the jumpman while grabbing some dinner
mystery
no one man should have all that power
relating to the young folk
sometimes it's nice to eat breakfast and listen to some jack johnson

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How One Of Columbia’s Professors Is Saving The World

Britt Fossum 1

all this talk of cycles reminds us of AP biology
Bwog interviews cool people
Chandran is an environmental hero
Chandran is basically the Avatar
Claire Underwood supports clean water
only one person exists who can restore balance to the world...
Rachel Carson's got nothing on Chandran

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