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Senior Wisdom: Jordan Katz

By Bwog Staff on May 16, 2011 25 Comments

Name, school: Jordan Katz, Columbia College Claim to Fame: Editor-in-Chief of the Columbia Undergraduate Journal of History, former President of Yavneh, Undergraduate History Council Member, New Orleans Saints enthusiast and all-around history nerd Where are you going? I have absolutely no idea. Anyone want to hire me? Three things you learned at Columbia: Warm, sunny […]

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Senior Wisdom: Aarti Iyer

By Bwog Staff on May 15, 2011 34 Comments

Name, school: Aarti Iyer, CC Claim to fame: Spec columnist, former co-editor-in-chief of The Fed, co-creator of LateNite celebrity “Lee Kim,” your friend who’s a Republican. Where are you going? The University of Chicago Law School. I was suspended for writing a blog about my high school when I was 14, and ever since I’ve been […]

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Masterpieces of Underground Art

By Bwog Staff on May 15, 2011 17 Comments

While you were still cramming for that last final (or perhaps drinking the memory of it into oblivion), one of your talented peers was off spray-painting walls underground. Perhaps inspired by our own Mark Hay’s forays into the tunnels earlier this semester, Columbian artist and “bandit belle” Angelique Chandy decided to try her hand at tagging, […]

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Senior Wisdom: Simone Foxman

By Bwog Staff on May 15, 2011 19 Comments

A record five-time SW nominee, this gal has reportedly “climbed unclimbable peaks.” Name, school: Simone Foxman, CC Claim to fame: Well, you might remember me because I’m that person you ran into on College Walk the other day because I was engrossed in an article I was reading on my phone. Can I say mind control device? […]

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From the Issue: The Elegant Physicist

By Bwog Staff on May 15, 2011 10 Comments

We continue to respect our heritage/amorous affair with our mother-magazine, The Blue & White by posting each issue of the magazine online. The latest issue, available this week around campus, is a cornucopia of delights: a harrowing (and fictional) account of the muscles that guard the cheeses at Westside , the shockingly sincere history of Barnard’s Greek Games, and a […]

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Senior Wisdom: Mikhaela Mahony

By Bwog Staff on May 15, 2011 24 Comments

You may have left campus, but the wisdom endures! Next, hear from a four-time SW nominee. The KCST director and PBK recipient is known for packing 1020 with theatre folk on Wednesdays, among other achievements. Name, School: Mikhaela Mahony, BC! Claim to Fame: President of KCST, writer of long emails with only a little genuine […]

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From the Issue: Learned Foote

By Bwog Staff on May 14, 2011 0 Comments

We continue to respect our heritage/amorous affair with our mother-magazine, The Blue & White by posting each issue of the magazine online. The latest issue, available this week around campus, is a cornucopia of delights: the shockingly sincere history of Barnard’s Greek Games, a conversation with the elegant physicist Brian Greene, a strikingly beautiful account of a trek into Pennsylvania […]

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Senior Wisdom: Javi Plasencia

By Bwog Staff on May 14, 2011 19 Comments

Name, School: Javi Plasencia, CC Claim to fame: I’m that guy who walks around campus with food unknowingly stuck in his beard. You may also know me as the former biking coordinator for COÖP or as one of the tour guides shepherding herds of prospies around campus. Where are you going? I have two enticing options. I can […]

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Senior Wisdom: Mke Kennelly

By Bwog Staff on May 14, 2011 22 Comments

Name, school: Mke Kennelly, Columbia College. I lost the “i” in my first name during high school, and no one here can help me find it… Claim to fame: I wear a ratty old Montreal Expos hat, which is a great conversation starter…with creepy old men in bars. It’s fascinating how many people think it’s awesome you […]

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Lost: Nintendo 64 (yes, another one)

By Bwog Staff on May 14, 2011 0 Comments

Between the hours of 2 and 6am, the N64 connected to the lounge tv disappeared. “CHEN” is written on the console, power adapter, A/V cable, and controllers. Also stolen were 4 controllers (translucent turquoise, dark purple, light purple, and classic grey) and 4 games: Super Smash Bros, Super Mario 64, and Pokemon Stadium 2 (property […]

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Lost: Nintendo 64

By Bwog Staff on May 14, 2011 0 Comments

Missing from Furnald 5! Nintendo 64 with 4 controllers (blue, gray, purple, and green) and 5 games (including Smash Bros.). The system and every component has “BABBISH” written on it in permanent marker. Please email bsb2119@columbia.edu with any tips or info. Lots of sentimental value attached to this system!!!

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Senior Wisdom: Brendan Hannon

By Bwog Staff on May 14, 2011 32 Comments

Name, School: Brendan Hannon, Columbia College Claim to Fame: I’ve been a freshman RA for three years, so I have close friends in every class. I’m a steps hippie; you’ve probably seen me on the steps playing music with some of my friends when the weather warm, or just bundled up mid-winter trying to generate […]

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Cafes Around Campus: Part Three

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actually though we are really feeling this camus quote right now
butter and sugar
bwog quotes camus
cafe reviews
croissants
hungarian pastry shop
hurry up with my DAMN CROISSANTS
la toulousaine
the only thing that gets us out of bed at this point is coffee
wishing we were in europe rn

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Circle Of Noise Complaints: A Multimedia Journey

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"formals"
another letter to beta
beta
noise complaints
peep our twitter game
pretty sure the only people favoriting beta's tweets were members of bwog
we also love drunkenly singing along to disney music but at a much lower volume

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CUBE’s Nutcracker Suite

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Bwog reviews ballet
Columbia University Ballet Ensemble
cracked nuts
Tchaikovsky
The Nutcracker
who knew the Nutcracker was actually really racist?

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Bwog In Bed: HYFR Edition

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bwog in bed
drake is jewish
on ne voit bien qu'avec le coeur l'essentiel est invisible pour les yeux
pls send good drake quotes to get us through the winter
street view
wednesday daily loves drake
wine

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Dispatches From The Finals Rabbit Hole

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#investigativejournalism
be better bwog
but where's MY candy bar
just ran out of episodes of weeds to watch
pass the red bull
stay healthy stay clean stay safe etc etc
what are you even watching on netflix?
why are you posting at 2am bwog stop

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Bwog Reviews: XMAS!9 “Merry Chrismystery”

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a post deer to our hearts
a rabbi leads Santa’s funeral service
bwog reviews
Bwog’s feverdreaming of a psychedelic Christmas
except that one movie where the dad realizes that overtime was the meaning of Christmas all along
obligatory note that featured performers aren't the only good ones (from Bwog and your mothers)
though seriously Bwog <3 Allie Carieri but thought giving her a paragraph of praise would be excessive
xmas!
xmas!9

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ADI Creates And Measures Density

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ADI
ADI never sleeps
APIs
are barnard study spaces coming next?
don't even bother looking at the butler data next week
give them your suggestions!
giving students data sounds dangerous
more adi apps please
this is so useful
we are bookmarking this now
we'll race you to the emptiest study spot ready set go!
works-in-progress

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Cafes Around Campus: Part Two

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cafe reviews
campers are such rude people
don't spill it on your computer or notes or really anything
good places to go when you're pulling an all-nighter but not really
grab a cup and a panini
grab a cup o' Joe...literally
head over to brad's or joe's instead!
that seat is yours by divine right
undergrads are still espresso-sipping intellectuals

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