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Boardhop: Blurring the Dichotomy

By Bwog Staff on Nov 10, 2011 3 Comments

Just long enough for our collective heavy eyelids to close but not long enough for us to repay the egregious sleep-debt we’ve accumulated in the first half of the semester, fall break has left us in a funk. This twilight realm somewhere between lounging and working is reflected in these two boardhops. Overseen in Intro to Comparative Ethnic Study: […]

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SGA: Controversy, Surveys

By Bwog Staff on Nov 10, 2011 2 Comments

The lovely Renée Kraiem brings the latest from the SGA. Barnard SGA wants you to fill out a survey on your reaction to the college’s new full-time enrollment fees. Almost a month ago, Dean Hinkson sent out the email that broke the student body’s back; the email briefly outlined Barnard’s new tuition policy, which mandated […]

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Morningside Almanac: Week of 11/10

By Bwog Staff on Nov 10, 2011 0 Comments

Winter’s encroaching frost has, for the moment, retreated. Celebrate the little victory with a trip to the Green Market, located between 114th and 116th on Broadway. As always, Bwog brings you this week’s highlights. Milk Thistle returns this Sunday bearing an abundance of dairy: vat-pasteurized milk, chocolate milk, yogurt, and heavy cream. Greenmarket now boasts […]

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Bwoglines: Smoldering Ruins Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 10, 2011 3 Comments

In case you missed the Republican debate last night, here are some of the takeaways. In case you just want to see Perry’s political career take a nosedive, here’s the video. (Politico) After it came to light that a former assistant coach at Penn State had been repeatedly caught sexually abusing children and that the […]

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Butler Archetypes: Smells Like Weed

By Bwog Staff on Nov 09, 2011 8 Comments

Between the snowstorm that prematurely ravished barely coated our campus in white, and the fact that it took more than 24 hours for South Lawn to see its first snow penis of the season, things have been pretty unconventional this semester. However, one thing—one Columbia species—has remained consistent amidst all of the chaos: the Butler-ites. Those […]

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Where Art Thou?

By Bwog Staff on Nov 09, 2011 3 Comments

Fall break end too soon? Where Art Thou?, Bwog’s favorite Wednesday feature gives you a change to relive fall break through culture! And art! If you want to whine about missing fall break and/or submit an event to be featured here, email events@bwog.com. Thursday KCST’s Alice in Wonderland, 8pm in the VagBox (aka the Diana […]

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Free T-Shirts? +1’d

By Bwog Staff on Nov 09, 2011 1 Comments

Interested in joining the barren wasteland of a social network that is Google+™? Interested in getting a free T-shirt? If the answer to either of these questions (but really, just the second one) is yes, head over to the Lerner ramps at 6 pm tonight to pick up yours, and potentially even learn something about the […]

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The Trees Come Alive as Fell Winter Approaches

By Bwog Staff on Nov 09, 2011 3 Comments

The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, And I must follow, if I can, Pursuing it with eager feet, Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say.

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Laughably Predictable

By Bwog Staff on Nov 09, 2011 12 Comments

Well, that was quick. While this fence probably isn’t here to stay, it is still a bit disheartening to have our hopes of enjoying the sight of a bit of green in the last sunny days of the year mercilessly crushed by the presence of this drab eyesore. Right photo by Chris Mulligan

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From the Issue: Camels, Donkeys, Jesus; Parsing the Bulliet Oeuvre

By Bwog Staff on Nov 09, 2011 3 Comments

Keep your eyes open for the October issue of The Blue & White, which, after a delay from the printers, has finally arrived to campus! In the meantime, Bwog will honor our heritage/amorous affair with our mother magazine by posting highlights of the upcoming issue online. Among the treats to look forward to: Knickerbocker Motorsports: a surprisingly gripping history, an examination of Columbia’s updated sexual […]

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Live at Lerner Presents: The Ambassadors (and Free Lunch)

By Bwog Staff on Nov 09, 2011 2 Comments

Live at Lerner returns to the Lerner Piano Lounge at noon today with more live music and food, and, as usual, it’s all free! This week, Live at Lerner welcomes The Ambassadors, a four-piece indie band from Brooklyn that blends “tropical and pop to R&B and hip hop in a smart mix of instrumentals and […]

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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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Bwoglines: Soaring To New Heights Edition

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a word of caution: do not read the comments on those brown columns
bwog gets excited about a lot of things
bwog gets excited about lamps
bwog gets excited about space
bwoglines
chaffetz may not be the coolest dude but what a cool name
friendly reminder that the third star trek reboot movie is being filmed right now
space. the final frontier. these are the voyages of the starship enterprise. jim kirk rips his shirt. spock calls things illogical. uhura is badass. etc etc etc

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Discovering Another Universe Of Russian Poetry

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"Everything is sad" described the weather this weekend
Bwog is awed by poetry and Putin in equal amounts
Bwog loves free food
Bwog loves free wine more
not just any crackers FANCY crackers
Russian is always interesting
was the poetry in dactylic pentameter?

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What Can Men Be Doing For Feminism?

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feminism
gender equality
men don't need a 'place' in feminism men need to make a place for feminism in society
michael kimmel
the sexual respect initiative could take some pointers from this talk
yay intersectionality

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Spirit Week Activities And Fun

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#PounceOnPenn is such a good hashtag too bad we'll probably lose
are you ready for some football?
free food
free shirts
Homecoming 2015
totally original scavenger hunt ideas
we need more school spirit
will there really be magic?

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GSSC Tables Request To Fund Roosevelt Institute

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budget changes on budget changes
Co-sponsorhips
Food Insecurity
gssc
roosevelt institute
sgb
teddy is the man
teddy roosevelt didn't let lack of funding stop him
the cycle of bureaucracy continues
who would win in a fist fight Teddy Roosevelt or Vlad Putin?

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CDCJ Sends First-Ever Proposal To ASCRI

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ACSRI
activism
al gore
cdcj
climatechange
divestment
do the right thing BoT
fossil fuels suck
inconvenient truth
proposal
save the future
we are the future

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Bwoglines: End Of Frustration Edition

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AHS IS FINALLY BACK
bwoglines
California sounds like such a great place
equal rights for everyone
except for the droughts and political stasis
hopefully Evan Peters isn't in some dumb romance again
Tate Langdon for life
that minister was actually just Buhari as minister of oil
the only thing worse than negotiating the TPP will be passing it
there was one minister in Buhari's cabinet before now
what a badass

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Painting Your Feelings With BarnLib

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barnlib
bwog endorses arthur as the best tv show out there
bwog is in its feelings rn
bwog is not sponsored by pbs but should be
can we stop saying 'thanks obama'
i will kill a man
lehman
rip barnlib
yeezy season

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