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Bwoglines: Horror Stories Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 29, 2011 1 Comments

Natural Disasters: Columbia University researchers have said that the retreat rate an Antarctic glacier will be sped up 20 years, thus increasing global sea levels. (RedOrbit) Monsters: The protagonist of the prequel to The Thing that is being released this week is a Columbia University graduate student. (Craig Daily Press) Finance: Bloomberg has rated Columbia the […]

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Found: Latin Text in Ferris

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2011 0 Comments

Pink Latin text found sitting on the counter of the breakfast line in Ferris. Title is Cicero: Pro Caelio by Walter Englert. Email cjr2151@columbia.edu to claim

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Overseen: How You’re Probably Spending Friday Night

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2011 8 Comments

Night number two of this year’s Halloweekend—that’s a thing, we swear… use it—brings with it the longest line Morningside Heights has seen since Campo Mike first introduced “Cloud Nine Saturdays” (may they rest in peace). And fear not, freshpeople, you don’t even need a fake ID once you reach the front! A tipster reports a […]

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Free Food: Mario Batali Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2011 4 Comments

Just kidding! This is a lecturehop, but it did involve mountains of Mario’s creations. Bwog’s favorite foodie, Brian Donahoe, was there. Thursday evening, Bwog passed through the ever-enticing yet forbidding door of Casa Italiana, and after making it past security and up an imposing marble staircase took a seat in the Italian Academy’s fabled ballroom […]

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Become a Creature of the Night

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2011 2 Comments

That throbbing noise you hear outside is the sound of Columbia students coming together for a rare moment of honest-to-goodness community. Head over to Low Plaza for the Chinese Students Club’s Night Market 2011: CU LIGHTS! from 6 to 9 pm for an evening filled with free food, raffles, and sick student performances from Raw […]

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Toubib Or Not Toubib

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2011 12 Comments

Bwog’s Wednesday Daily Editor, Jed Bush, headed to Lerner Black Box last night to witness the biggest deal ever–Columbia does Hamlet. I’ve never been a particularly big fan of Shakespeare—my exposure in high school was mostly limited to second period English, where I used our class readings of As You Like It, Twelfth Night and […]

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Smiles for Hire

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2011 4 Comments

While this isn’t the first time we’ve encountered self-aware posters, we admittedly got a bit gushy after seeing this one. Spotted in Lerner, this bearer of good news seems eager to please. And judging by the looks of it, at least a couple people seem willing to take up the offer.

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Lost IPod Nano

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2011 0 Comments

Dark pink with a black cover and black earbuds. Lost in either Kent or Dodge Hall on 10/27. Large reward if found. Contact: ael2139@columbia.edu.

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Clubbin’: StarCraft Club

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2011 17 Comments

Clubbin’ profiles some of the more unusual and eclectic student clubs around, from Brazilian Jiu Jitsu to the Equestrian Club. This time we send Raph Debenedetti and Alison Herman, our noobiest of noobs when it comes to gaming, to battle beside and learn about the StarCraft Club. When you think of StarCraft, the enormously popular […]

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Cooking with Bwog: Poor Man’s Prosciutto

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2011 3 Comments

In the past, we’ve covered the whole spectrum of cooking all the way from the cooking essentials to Morningside’s exquisite dishes. This week, we challenged our fearless chef Matt Powell to enter where maintenance seldom ventures—the dorm kitchen. Contributor Marcus Levine offered to descend with him to the lowest depths of foodie hell. Matt recounts […]

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Step Into My Office Baby

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2011 3 Comments

With the latest round of midterms (hopefully) coming to an end, it’s finally time to brood over your professor’s office for that recommendation letter she promised weeks ago. We’ve got two different kinds of office hours for you starting next week. First, Deantini will be hosting an informal meet-and-greet on Wednesday from 5:30-7:30 pm in […]

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Bwoglines: Priorities Not Quite in Line Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2011 0 Comments

Interested in running for mayor? Have a record? Christine Quinn, Bill de Blasio and Scott Stringer are among the prospective candidates touting their arrest records for civil disobedience. Even former mastermind Bill Clinton knows it’s not always “a question of did he inhale or not” (NYT) To solve the city’s growing litter problem, the MTA […]

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ArtsHop: Nonfiction Dialogue With Luc Sante

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artshop
cinematic NYC
comfort vs. creativity?
that avant-garde Columbia life
words of wisdom and wine in plastic cups

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Columbia Team Places Third At HackMIT

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girls who code
hackathon
hackmit
maybe we should go to devfest this year
women in STEM
your classmates are smart

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Chopped: Sophomore Slump Edition

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baby bwoggers
bwog chopped
Bwog: successfully avoiding food poisoning
straight fire in the kitchen
tbh we were bumping Drake’s new mixtape while cooking
who the fuck owns a colander??

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Bwoglines: Don’t Sleep On This Edition

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bwoglines
champagnepapi
honestly god bless
it's FRIDAYAAAAAY
nobody wanted to give bwog a press pass to see the pope
take barbie's thigh gap away!!
the pope is messing up our travel plans
theme of the weekend is new number who dis?

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A Study Space Of One’s Own

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be careful not to fall off those ledges though
bwog can personally attest that the 4th floor barnard hall armchairs are super comfy
bwog explores campus
bwog loves butler but bwog also loves places outside of butler
campus
finding a nice place to study on a campus of over five thousand people - it's a struggle
hide and seek
luckily bwog is here to help
the most awkward thing is when you cough in a reading room and everyone turns to silently judge you

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Would You Vote For This Candidate?

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barnard elections
ccsc elections
first-years
first-years and some sophomores actually
it's amazing how talented this class is
just like real politicians
one of these kids is probably going to be president someday how does that make you feel
remember to vote kids
student governement
they can make puns and nice facial expressions and even promises they're unlikely to be able to keep

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#TBT: The First World Leaders Forum

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#tbt
actually did putin even need a translator? was putin fluent in english at this point?
but the real question is: how did those snipers get onto the hamilton roof
could putin have taken lithum?
did his translator have to painstakingly explain to him that not all buildings called "library" in america are actually libraries
do you think putin was confused by the fact that cu has a building called low library that isn't a library
if putin visited london and stayed at the ritz hotel would he be ... putin on the ritz
russian snipers probably train in parkour cause they're hardcore
the next time you walk across low plaza remember that vladimir putin once also walked across low plaza

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Sounds Of CU: Hamilton Hall

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a ladies' room every three floors? what is this? 1820?
can we talk about those hamilton bathrooms though
do you think alexander hamilton had to climb this many stairs all the time
hamilton probably stayed in shape AND created the US financial system
if you listened to the hamilton musical while studying in hamilton would that help you pass your french exam or would it be so much hamilton your mind had to spontaneously combust
playlist
sounds of cu
they didn't have elevators in the 18th century
truly a role model for us all

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