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Waiting For Superman, But Not For Free Food

By Bwog Staff on Apr 14, 2011 1 Comments

Tonight’s free screening of “Waiting For Superman” promises some sort of food alongside the documentary, which is about the failures of American public education. The event will take place at 8 pm in Fayerweather 313. Go get your culture on! The classiest of timepieces via Wikimedia Commons.

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Drinking with Bwog: The Blowjob

By Bwog Staff on Apr 14, 2011 6 Comments

From some reason, some people feel really uncomfortable about sitting down at a bar and asking the bartender for a Blowjob. It’s sad really, because the Blowjob is a fantastically delicious shot that is as fun as it is messy. But in case you can’t bring yourself to order it at a bar, we’ve got […]

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LectureHop: The State of Climate Change

By Bwog Staff on Apr 14, 2011 1 Comments

As Dylan once professed, the times they are a-changin’. Although he wasn’t really referring to the climate, we’re going to extrapolate his message and use that as a lede here. Last night, welfare economics/climate change enthusiast Peter Krawczyk got Low (ha!) with Professors Stiglitz and Dasgupta. Hopping ensued. The Fourth Annual Arrow Lecture in honor of […]

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Nussbaum & Boo

By Bwog Staff on Apr 14, 2011 16 Comments

The over-priced but much-revered eatery is not open for business today! When asked, those inside deferred to this sign on the door. When Bwog called for comment they hung up on us. Womp. Perhaps the Commisioner of Health and Mental Hygiene was seeking retribution after the Pizza Days price hike. At least the weather’s nice, […]

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Overheard: Students Lerning Together

By Bwog Staff on Apr 14, 2011 12 Comments

There’s a lot to overhear in Lerner, from the incessant piano playing to the chiming of elevators as they go up and down and up and down or sometimes just linger on one floor with their doors opening and closing. Oh, and then there are the student conversations. Without further ado, we present a series […]

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Morningside Almanac: Week of 4/14

By Bwog Staff on Apr 14, 2011 2 Comments

Rise and… shine? Nah, that would be too much to ask. Just rise and shuffle over to class. But afterward, when you’ve been awake for an appropriate amount of time to “shine,” consider doing so at the Greenmarket. The lineup: The return of Lani’s Farm, complete with “greens of all types” (but probably not the […]

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Bwoglines: Dark Times Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 14, 2011 11 Comments

Brace yourselves for The (Less) Social Network Part II: Gratuitous Hashtags. Some allegations about Twitter’s beginnings have been made and it doesn’t look like it’ll play out in less that 140 characters. #SoMuchDrama (Business Insider, NYMag) Kobe Bryant was fined $100,000 over a homophobic slur he made to a ref during a game on Tuesday. […]

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ESC Election Results In

By Bwog Staff on Apr 13, 2011 50 Comments

More election results just in, this time from the Spring 2011 ESC decision. About 125 students voted for the classes of 2012 and 13, and nearly 200 for 2014. 498 students total voted for the other representatives; for more details, check out the full vote breakdown (PDF). Cheers guys! 2012: Judy Kim (President), Mailing Wu […]

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Arrest on Campus

By Bwog Staff on Apr 13, 2011 37 Comments

An unidentified person was arrested minutes ago on College Walk. According to a tipster, the cab on the right is actually an undercover cop car (just like the movies!), and another tipster informed us that the person arrested was a man wearing a backpack shouting, “What did I do?” Apparently around a dozen cops surrounded […]

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CCSC Election Results In: CUCharge Victory

By Bwog Staff on Apr 13, 2011 90 Comments

The winners of the Spring 2011 CCSC elections were just announced! See the full PDF, or read the highlights below. According to the CCSC Election Board, “This election was both the most competitive in recent memory and also that with the highest turnout, with approximately 45% of Columbia College voting.” Executive Board: CUCharge: Aki Terasaki […]

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Where Art Thou?

By Bwog Staff on Apr 13, 2011 2 Comments

Bwog’s Wednesday feature, Where Art Thou?, is here to keep you posted on what’s going on in the A&E department in Morningside Heights and beyond (basically all the cool events your friends are in/on/at). If you would like your club’s event, The Edgar Allen Floe Society’s Spring Concert, posted on Bwog, now you can! E-mail […]

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Scarcity of Singles Explained

By Bwog Staff on Apr 13, 2011 13 Comments

How exactly did the prospects for General Selection get so dire? Director Guru of Housing and Bwog’s new best friend Joyce Jackson explained that of course “it is always hard to say how many people will drop down to General from Suite Selection.” While she noted that fewer students have been moving off campus in […]

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In Defense Of: Living “Off” Campus

Courtney Couillard 9

appletree over morton williams any day of the week
don't act like you don't want your own room and a kitchen
getting fit just to get home
how does one willingly choose to eat at hewitt after first year?
In Defense Of
the nicest housing you will ever be able to afford in new york
the walk home is just a breeze
there's just so much life waiting for you on amsterdam
we would be lying if we said we haven't thought of taking the train from 116th to 110th on multiple occassions

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Bwoglines: People With Animals Edition

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animals...they're just like us
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bwog is run by dogs wearing wigs
de blasio
Dogs doing dog things
LONG LIVE STATEN ISLAND CHUCK
moral relatavism because the squirrel knows that other animals can be agents and they have different perspectives which the squirrel respects cuz he's a good dude
people are animals
RIP Charlotte

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Bernheim & Schwartz Review

Bwog Staff 4

"I feel like I'm just dangling in space"
bernheim & schwartz
burning your tongue on wings #bros
bwog goes hard on a tuesday
drinking with bwog
go look up "the bernie" on youtube immediately
still going to call it the west end
what a time to be alive

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University Senate To Move Forward On Rule Review

Bwog Staff 1

issues near and dear to our heart
protesting happens at Columbia?
spirit of 68
town halls addressing protests are sure to go smoothly and not spark fevered debate at all
tryin to make this out like its all new but bwog knows oh yes bwog knows
university senate

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LectureHop: Bill Deresiewicz

Julia 7

bah baaaaah
Bwog and art: the key to better thinkers/inventors/lovers
Bwog doesn't know how to feel about this because a professor hasn't told us
if the ivy kids are sheep does that make finance the slaughterhouse
Ready for Deresiewicz 2016

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SGA: But srsly tho, apply to SGA

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but srly tho
maybe you should apply to SGA you guys
sga
sga 2015
were we emphatic enough get the point across?
yearning for tables

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An Open Call To Glory, Honor, and Alma Mater: Creative Team Interviews for the 121st Varsity Show

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Bwog+Varsity Show 4eva4lyf
if you get in be sure to mention Bwog every three lines or so
In the Illiad prt. 2 Achilles had to pick between the Varsity Show and finishing his psets
or you want to see how well you can handle the judgement of an entire school
the only other institution of such honor is Bwog
we know you spent the summer on WikiCU first years

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Bwoglines: Hidden Faces Of Our Fair City Edition

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boringside heights
bwoglines
new neurosis brought to you by Bwog!
No we're not doing Kanye that's why you have Yik Yak
No we're not doing world leaders that's why you have Tinder
Oh to return to the simple bucolic pleasures of 80s New York!
The War of 1812: definitely involved ships somehow and also the White House

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