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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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Bwoglines: Decisions, Decisions Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2011 10 Comments

The Landmarks Preservation commission has still to make a decision on whether or not to build boundaries that encompass Morningside Heights, after much pressure from the Morningside Heights Historic District Committee. (Spec) Fox has decided to choose Netflix as its platform on which they will release a new season of Arrested Development in 2013. (The […]

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Lost: Brown Coach Bag

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2011 0 Comments

Brown leather coach bag wallet and other stuff somewhere in EC last night. I could honestly care less about the bag but I really want my things back (my wallet had no money in it and is thus only of use to me and the other stuff is irreplaceable). Reward if returned. Feel free to […]

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CubMail Quadruples in MBs, Retains Ancient UI

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2011 8 Comments

Just like that, the powers of CUIT that giveth and taketh have upgraded all student accounts from 250 MB to 1 GB, meaning you’ll now have more room for messages. The increased quota should be visible in the top bar of the CubMail page once you log in. As one CUIT official told us, you […]

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MetamORCHESIS? How about SmörgåsbORCHESIS?

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2011 8 Comments

MetamORCHESIS, the Orchesis 2011 fall showcase, premiers tonight at 9 pm and then plays again Sunday at 2 pm in Roone. Bwog’s favorite dance enthusiast, Renée Kraiem, snuck into Orchesis’ dress rehearsal Wednesday evening. In the first piece of MetamORCHESIS, choreographed by the show’s producer Victoria Pollack, BC ’12, a small group of graceful dancers strut […]

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Columbia Parties? They Are Like…Transcendental

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2011 5 Comments

Admit it. You remember thinking during that one scene of The Social Network how badly you wanted an invite to that final club party. Well now, when people ask what parties are like at your school, you can leave them with this sublime expression: all-inclusive.

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Butler Archetypes: The Professional

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2011 12 Comments

It’s that weird point in the semester when your midterms are mostly over, and it’d be too soon to start studying for finals. In other words, it’s the perfect time to take a break from Butler, right? Wrong—for The Professional, at least. Join Amateur Anthropologist Brian Wagner as he chronicles yet another Butler Archetype. Color-coded […]

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Lecturehop: E.L. Doctorow on History as Fiction

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2011 1 Comments

Wednesday evening, Columbia welcomed the self-proclaimed writer without style E.L. Doctorow to the Faculty House to deliver a lecture he called, “Notes on the History of Fiction.” The event was part of a two day symposium on fiction and histories. Postmodern enthusiast Allie Curry was in attendance: When I arrived mid-way through the panel, the crowd […]

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When Parents Invade Campus

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bathtubs and lack thereof
dream play was weird as fuck
fuck the dining halls
harlem
hewitt
male privilege
screaming via text
spring awakening
the metro
when the oldies invade campus
when will i see them again?

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Deantini’s Mysterious Office(s)

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"hell feels very institutional" omfg yes
0 to 100 real quick
Bwog does Deantini creepypasta
Dean James Valentini
deantini
havemeyer isn't just for filming movies and holding USenate hearings
let's get Ben and Viv on this
our secret chem obsession

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Weekend Playlist: 29 Songs To Celebrate Drake’s 29th Birthday

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"tell her spend the night / valet your car / come fuck me now"
6 god
6ix
aubrey drake graham
call me crazy shit at least you're calling
canada
champagnepapi
downing mango margaritas at the heights
drake
go to beta jam it sounds kool
metro boomin on production wow
nobu nobu nobu nobu nobu
The Boy
thotful
zaddy

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Beta Jam Revival Brings Music Break During Midterm Stress

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beata beta
beta
beta bangerz
beta beats
beta beta beta beta beta
beta jam
beta jam v
mac demarco's opener playin' at beta
Mark Lerner for Beta President
midterm study break
music on campus
pissing off MoHi neighbors like beta on 114
rare candy
rush beta bro
stress aint got nothing on us

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Bwoglines: Limited Edition Edition

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chi-town
chicago
did bwog really link to people magazine
fashion scandal
FBI is corrupt
hurricane
kate or caitlyn?
krabby patties
life
lmao at Volkswagen
mehico
pat
patricia
patty
patty perfect
the windy city
you dumb Mr. FBI Director

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Blood Girl: An EP Unlike The Rest

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blood girl
cc
fire mixtapes
it made me cry
its so good
music
rachel roth
rad tunes
shes gonna be a starrrrrrrrrrr lol
watergh0st
when ur friends are hella talented
yall better go listen to this

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Suzanne Goldberg’s Expanding Roles Take Central Position At USenate Plenary

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bwog does politics sort of
fancy pantsy senate stuff sounds cool
usenate
when cc does good :^)
wish i had the patience to go to one of these meetings sometime
YES pls help the low income students thank u v much
yooooo transgender rights ftw!!!

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Back-Of-The-Envelope Assumptions About The 2016 Elections

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2016 elections
back of the envelope
bernie vs hillary
chillary
FEEL THE BERN
feels good man
more like chillary amiright
shits gonna go down
sounds good
these r very important things so everybody take bwog in a very important way oka okay?!?!?!??!?/
this is gettin steamy
WE ARE SEROUS KK????
we know you missed a good b of the e

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