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Bwoglines: The Dust Has Settled Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 09, 2011 3 Comments

Columbia researchers find that the dust from car exhaust increases the chance for, among other things, brain damage, autism, depression, and Alzheimer’s. (WSJ) Yesterday, voters soundly rejected an anti-abortion initiative in Mississippi and a law limiting union rights in Ohio. (NYT) Though the initial flooding in Thailand may be over, the recovery is expected to cost in excess of […]

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The Grass Really Is Greener

By Bwog Staff on Nov 08, 2011 19 Comments

Behold the marriage of modernism and nature! Or at least something green. In this urban jungle we’ll take what we can get. The hardscrabble, weeds, and dead shrubs that littered the raised-plaza-thing outside NoCo have blossomed into perfectly manicured grass sod. Looks like a great place for the kids in the brochures to lay out and read books. […]

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Bwoglines: Like You Need an Excuse Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 06, 2011 8 Comments

You can go back to sleep! The end of Daylight Savings has delivered another sweet sixty minutes to your day, so it’s now an hour earlier than you thought it was. Though it happens every year, one national news outlet or another perennially feels the need to narrate the history of this curious organizational phenomenon. […]

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Crown and Scepter at Symphony Space: Sweeney Todd

By Bwog Staff on Nov 03, 2011 37 Comments

Bwog wunderkind Marcus Levine caught the premiere of Crown and Scepter’s production of Sweeny Todd. Though extensive in its size and depth, university theater scenes are fundamentally limited: they primarily appeal to and perform for students. Crown and Scepter Theater Company, founded by Joseph Rozenshtein (CC ’12/SIPA ’13) and Mitchell Feinberg (SEAS ’13), opens these […]

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A Guide to the Weekend from InsideNewYork

By Bwog Staff on Nov 03, 2011 4 Comments

For those staying in New York over the break, our friends at InsideNewYork were kind enough to throw together this guide of events going on this weekend. Finally, Midterm madness has come to an end—or at least a pause—for the two days off we at Columbia so dearly treasure as Fall Break. Step out of […]

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Lecturehop: Bloomberg Means Business

By Bwog Staff on Nov 03, 2011 3 Comments

This morning Columbia, the World Bank, and New York City Global Partners convened to discuss the role of global cities in promoting business innovation, entrepreneurship, and job growth. While some students protested the event, Bwog’s Entrepreneurial Expert Alex Eynon attended to bring you the low-down. Suits, government officials from twenty-one nations, and of course, Columbia students, streamed into Low […]

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Free Food, T-Shirts, Plane Tickets

By Bwog Staff on Nov 03, 2011 0 Comments

The Office of Global Programs is serving up free pizza at 7:30 pm in 522C Kent during an info session for SEAS students interested in studying abroad. At 9:00 pm head over to Levien Gymnasium for Basketball Mania. The first 600 fans to arrive will get free t-shirts, and two in attendance will win a […]

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Drinking With Bwog: The Snowhopper

By Bwog Staff on Nov 03, 2011 0 Comments

Every week the best and brightest from the Columbia Bartending Agency bring you a new drink in Drinking with Bwog. While nary a snowflake remains on campus, this week’s beverage is sure to be a great way to start your fall break. Tonight’s drink was shaken by Matt Kalish. We were all dreaming of a white […]

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Overseen: HUGE Social Media

By Bwog Staff on Nov 03, 2011 1 Comments

A bwogger spotted this enthusiastic flyer hanging by the Diana. While it’s most likely affiliated with the company HUGE, making the poster a tad less silly, it’s still fun to pretend. Update 5:10 pm: There are more:

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To the Point: Bwog Talks to Frank Miller

By Bwog Staff on Nov 03, 2011 5 Comments

When Bwog first learned that there was a possibility of comic book legend Frank Miller making an appearance at Columbia in conjunction with the Libararies’ Graphic Novel division, we quaked in our boots to hear what the author of Sin City, Batman: The Dark Knight, and 300 would have to say to us. For logistical […]

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Life, the Universe, and Everything, With Brian Greene

By Bwog Staff on Nov 03, 2011 7 Comments

Last night, Miller Theater was transformed yet again into a realm of mystique and wonder, courtesy of PBS, and Bwog’s favorite physicist, Brian Greene. A sizable crowd assembled to watch the premiere of the new NOVA special, The Fabric of the Cosmos, based on Greene’s book of the same title. The real treat, however, was […]

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24 Hours Left to Win an iPod Shuffle in CSA’s Twitter Contest

By Bwog Staff on Nov 03, 2011 4 Comments

Attention Columbia detizens of the twittersphere (tweetcosystem?)! Columbia’s Center for Student Advising is currently holding a twitter contest in which students are challenged to summarize their life in six words or less. The winner of the contest, to be selected “randomly from the most creative entries” at noon tomorrow, will nab an iPod shuffle. Submissions so far range […]

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The International Experience And A Sense Of Home

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bwog can do hony too
fun at furnald
high quality photos because bwog is more than a collection of shitty snaps
home is where the heart is
home is where the raw noodles are
international students
raw noodles
srs article

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Field Notes: The Blood Moon Renders Everything Meaningless Edition

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"Got in a fight about gender roles at the club."
blood moon climax
cloud cover
don't read Infinite Jest
field notes
it came and went
love and lust
people are such people
running around because other people are running around
the blood moon happened on the same day bwog started its period
the restlessness and wretchedness of humanity
why not drink out of a fountain

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Her Excellency Michelle Bachelet’s Take On The Chilean Government And The Challenges Of Democracy

Joanna Zhang 1

activism in the wider world
chile
chilli
chilly
democracy
wlf
wlf is lit or nah?
women in government

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CCSC Plans A Quality Of Bacchanal Survey

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bwog will be your therapist
ccsc
eye of the storm
flip
how has bacchanal scarred you?
meeting notes
surveys form the basis of democracy
welcome back-and-all

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Don’t Be Remote, Vote!

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announcement
be the change you want to see in the world
ccsc
civic duty
esc
tea party brown party pantone 292 fu fighters etc
this many parties form when all the high school class presidents end up at the same school
who else is ready for a post election bonfire that will consume all campaign materials?

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Bwoglines: Post-Apocalyptic Edition

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bwoglines
dadbod
florida continues to be florida
gurlpower
imagine twitter were birds carrying messages from one screen to another with cheerful chirps and squawks
low was so crowded and why were we randomly cheering
police ur snapchat
putin has probably written bears shirtless but would receive a commendation instead of getting arrested
surviving the apocalypse is a bit anticlimactic

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Bwog Asked: What Is Your Fall Look?

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'pretentious bitch' saaaame
aren't wellies and rainboots the same thing tho
bwog ask
bwog asked
bwog ASSSSSSSSSS
going commando in honor of fall!!!!!! jk going commando bc it's a lifestyle
ivy league hoe
we LOVE nice vests though

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What The Kids Are Doing: Community Guidelines

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"I drink like all the time I love to turn up"
"thou shalt turn up"
community contract
community guidelines are the big thing right now
first-years are savage
we got accosted in John Jay while checking out all the lounges
we love rules!!!!
what the fuck who has a farm animal in brooks

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