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Lost: Brown prescription glasses

By Bwog Staff on Nov 02, 2011 0 Comments

Lost: Brown prescription glasses (near the end of October). Possibly left in Butler or Hamilton. Please contact sgd2114@columbia.edu if found. Reward if returned.

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A Funny Conversation With Bob and Eli

By Bwog Staff on Nov 02, 2011 7 Comments

On Tuesday, Bwog sat down with Bob Vulfov, CC ’13, and Eli Grober, CC ’13, to talk about comedy, blowjobs, and their new show “Just F*cking Laugh At Me!” Here’s an (abridged) transcript of our conversation. Bwog: So why did you decide to write the show? Bob: We wrote the show because we wanted to […]

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Vinny Vidi Vici

By Bwog Staff on Nov 02, 2011 22 Comments

Watching Jersey Shore can make you feel like a sociologist studying a foreign world of super tan “juiced” fist-pumpers. Professor Diane Vaughn’s Mistake, Misconduct and Disaster class got to observe the subject up close when one of the show’s stars, Vinny, stopped by earlier today (better or worse than Natalie Portman?). Unfortunately he didn’t talk about […]

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Art, Advertising, and Free Food

By Bwog Staff on Nov 02, 2011 0 Comments

Weatherhead East Asian Institute is hosting their annual photograph exhibition in the Satow Room in Lerner from 5:30 – 7:30 pm, and there will be free refreshments present to aid your photography viewing. And if you’re really feeling particularly artsy, after getting your fill of East Asian photography, head across the ramps to Lerner 568 for […]

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Columbia Opens Global Center in Istanbul

By Bwog Staff on Nov 02, 2011 7 Comments

Today, PrezBo announced the opening of Columbia’s sixth global center in Istanbul—joining the Beijing, Paris, Amman, Mumbai, and the month-old Santiago centers. To kick off the launch, the Columbia Alumni Association is presenting two webcasts of panel discussions coinciding with the launch: “Is the Internet Too Free?” and “Egypt and Turkey: Comparative Perspectives on Democratic Transitions.” The press release makes it […]

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Traffic Accident at 118th and Broadway

By Bwog Staff on Nov 02, 2011 5 Comments

There was a pretty bad smashup at 118th and Broadway, just outside the Barnard gates. Police were on the scene helping the taxi driver out, who was parked in his car when the van behind smashed into it. An ambulance has been called. Purportedly, the white van swerved to avoid a large car making a […]

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Overheard: A Very Rough Estimate

By Bwog Staff on Nov 02, 2011 5 Comments

Think you’re all set for job fairs just ’cause you’re sporting semi-formal and have a sheaf of resumes? Think again—a tipster overheard the following ominous exchange in NoCo: “Talking to people at job fairs is, like, 50 times harder than talking to girls.” “Wow, that’s really hard.” Visual brotip via Wikimedia Commons

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SGA: Of Costumes and Event Calendars

By Bwog Staff on Nov 02, 2011 8 Comments

Bwog’s SGA correspondent Renée Kraiem brings you the latest on costume contests, bureaucratic shakeups, and campus events, not-quite-live from the Diana. At last night’s meeting, the Colombian dancers emerged victorious from the Rep Council’s Inaugural Costume Contest. Madeline, Nicky Minaj and Gilly from Saturday Night Live also made surprise appearances. The SGA is getting a new VP […]

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Bwoglines: Lack of Transparency Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 02, 2011 0 Comments

Turns out Bank of America’s $5 monthly debit fee was actually an attempt to be more transparent, but consumer outrage killed the surcharge before it reached fruition. (Atlantic) The Murdochs, no strangers to lying to the public, could be in more trouble as new legal documents suggest that News Corp paid off victims once they realized their position was “perilous.” […]

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Ricky’s, The Aftermath

By Bwog Staff on Nov 01, 2011 6 Comments

Bwog stopped by a ransacked Ricky’s to chat with the assistant manager, Jorge Artiva, about naked pirates and other things that made us slightly uncomfortable. In case you’re curious, the zombie costume was the most popular (but was it as good as this one?!) and the Lone Ranger was left, well, alone. Bwog: So what’s […]

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Clubbin’: Quidditch Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 01, 2011 13 Comments

The Columbia club scene is a mixed bag—and no, we don’t mean Campo Cloud 9 Saturdays. We mean, like, student clubs. Bwog’s Clubbin‘ feature is here to introduce you to some of the most eclectic of the group. In this edition, Bwog’s Designated Driver Wannabe Wizard Zach Kagan mounted his Firebolt and caught up with […]

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ESC: Swipe In, Nerd Out

By Bwog Staff on Nov 01, 2011 28 Comments

Sean Zimmermann gives the scoop on the latest dealings of the math-ier side of student government. Council member William Cybriwsky gave a presentation on how it would cost a mere $123 to purchase a video game system (with games and four controllers) that could be checked out for student use in Lerner. According to his […]

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Our Monster Black Hole

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astrology
astronomy
black holes
black holes are real
gas
god
punk science kids
pupin is popping
science is cool!
stargazing canceled
stars
sucks for bahamas tho
sun
thank you to those who study the sky and explain it to us
the heavens
the sky is goth
wasn't even a real hurricane
we should all be astronomers

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Boo! Boringside Heights Gets More Hip And Less Boring

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all hallows' eve
competition
decoration
demons
don't go to carman get beer via bwog
free alcohol (!)
free beer
fun
ghosts
halloween turn up
martha stewart
MoWill isnt the only haunted place on campus
new york new york
parties
pumpkin ALE
pumpkins
spooky beer
this is america
welcome international students
zombies

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Groceries Of The Grotesque: What Is MoWill Hiding?

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basement scandals
bwog conspiracy
children
food
ghosts
haunted
lattes
MoWill
nursery rhymes
pumpkin spice
spirits
starbucks
that time of year again
we always suspected something was up
Westside > MoWill
why is Westside such a hike?
why isn't Trader Joe's on campus

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Your Subconscious Is Speaking To You Through The Statues

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alma
creative
how much is too much
marble
projections of yourself
spooky
statues
stop studying and listen to the statues
suppressed emotions
thoughts
your subconscious is smarter than your conscious self

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Bwoglines: Truth Laid Bare Edition

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Bahamas
boycott Chick-fil-A
buy your chicken at KFC
celebs sans makeup FTW
go Demi!
Helen Mirren
hill is bae
hillary clinton
hillary has no secrets (except on her non-government email)
JJ's sells chicken wings
Joaquin let us down
love yourself
nudes
rock that bod
role models
snl
vanity fair
what secrets does hillary have?

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Trill Mah Finds Her Rhythm

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art kids are 2 cool 4 school
columbia gets artsy
i wish my ma was trill
i wish my mixtape was fire like this
is the future really odd though?
lit
music
my ma's just a regular ma
not your mother's hip hop
rap
still dont know how to pronounce wbar
the future is now
trill mah
wbar

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Petro Poroshenko, President of Ukraine, Visits Columbia University

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bwog got a fancy reserved seat
dreamboat petro
go columbia go
i want a recording of petro's giggle tbh
lecturehop
lol he said nobody trusts ukraine
petro poroshenko
petro sounds like petco
thanks obama
this was an interesting event
Ukraine
what a dreamer
world leaders forum
yay ukraine you came through

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A Bottle’s Odyssey: Poetry About That Empty Bottle In Carman

Nadra Rahman 1

alcohol
arts
bottles
bwog gets artistic
bwog gets artsy
crying bc feelings
emo pop punk tra$h
emos of columbia
empty
empty like my soul
go back to the new school you punks!!!!
i feel so emo reading this
i want to be that bottle
poetry
wait this isnt an art school why is there poetry

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