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Barnard Announces Significant Changes to Tuition Fees

By Bwog Staff on Oct 05, 2011 16 Comments

Some Barnard students are reacting with frustration and confusion to an email sent out by Dean Hinkson this morning. The message briefly outlines Barnard’s new tuition policy, which mandates that all students pay full-time fees, beginning fall next year. Traditionally, BC students taking less than 12 credits were able to pay tuition on a per-credit […]

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Folders For Free Food

By Bwog Staff on Oct 05, 2011 0 Comments

McAC is offering free food on the second floor of the Diana center until 2 pm as part of their Fun with Folders program. Help put together activity folders for kids at a local YMCA After-School Program; that’s right, you can satisfy your hunger and make a difference in the community simultaneously. No word on the exact contents […]

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The Coolhaus Truck is Back

By Bwog Staff on Oct 05, 2011 2 Comments

You may have been led to believe that summer was officially over, but the sun is still shining and we’re feeling slightly sweaty in our sweaters. Luckily, the highly sought after Coolhaus truck is making a rare appearance at Columbia today. Head over to Broadway, between 114th and 115th, from noon to 5 pm to grab a “gourmet,” made to […]

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Student Walkout Planned in Solidarity with Occupy Wall Street

By Bwog Staff on Oct 05, 2011 37 Comments

With the Occupy Wall Street movement gaining momentum and national attention, Columbia students and faculty alike have been getting involved. CU Activists is planning on taking it a step further with a campus-wide walkout of classes at 3:30 pm today. In addition to the current talking points (economic inequality, lack of proper Wall Street regulation, etc.), today’s march aims to […]

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Bwoglines: The Future is Now Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 05, 2011 6 Comments

Columbia’s Professor Stiglitz, who’s been making the rounds recently, published a commentary on the economic recession in Slate and, well, the headline says it all. (Slate) Apple announced the iPhone 4S yesterday, and, along with it, their new Siri app; part voice-recognition, part artificial-intelligence, all HAL-9000. It’s a shame the name is destined to be the […]

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US Dept. of Ed Will Investigate Complaint That Jewish Student Was “Steered” Away From Taking Massad’s Class

By Bwog Staff on Oct 04, 2011 76 Comments

“It’s possible Morningside Heights has found its annual autumn incident,” writes Marc Tracy in Tablet, an online magazine of Jewish news. According to his article published earlier today, the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights (OCR) will investigate a complaint that the chair of Barnard’s Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Cultures “steered” a Jewish Barnard student […]

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Like Diplomacy?

By Bwog Staff on Oct 04, 2011 4 Comments

Ever dreamed of filling the shoes of great American heroes Frederick T. Frelinghuysen, Hamilton Fish, Elihu B. Washburne, or Edward Stettinius, Jr.? What about Henry Kissinger or our own John Jay? Tonight, Asch Harwood, a Research Associate at the Council on Foreign Relations, will be offering advice on how to jump-start a career in foreign […]

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Butler Gets a New Library, Kinda

By Bwog Staff on Oct 04, 2011 5 Comments

A dozen or so important looking people gathered in the Butler lobby yesterday to announce/celebrate(?) Norman E. Alexander’s gift of $4 million to Columbia. The cash supports Jewish Studies collections and funds a new Jewish Studies librarian position, filled by Michelle Chesner. Bwog initially thought that the new Jewish Studies library would be in Butler lobby, but that […]

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Green Means Go, 2 Means Sprint

By Bwog Staff on Oct 04, 2011 2 Comments

The powers that be have installed new pedestrian crossing signals along Broadway. Who knows if these have any safety benefits, but they add a sort of “missile launch” chic to the neighborhood. Also, they’ll help you potentially avoid that awkward 30 seconds between changing lights when you get stranded on the Broadway island with an […]

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An Iridescent Worm Wanders Through the Ruggles Windows

By Bwog Staff on Oct 04, 2011 5 Comments

A Ruggles resident, also responsible for last year’s inflatable tube man meets party streamer french fries, created another art installation. It kind of reminds us of an an iridescent worm or a rogue shower curtain. Maybe a wisp of pensieve escaping as our beloved dorm dies, while its windows trap its noble spirit to linger […]

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Lost: Black Hoodie

By Bwog Staff on Oct 04, 2011 0 Comments

Possibly last in JJ’s place Monday night. Contact cyt2105@columbia.edu if found.

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October is Queer Awareness Month

By Bwog Staff on Oct 04, 2011 1 Comments

But not according to Wikipedia, so a citation is needed. In a month-long celebration of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning students and student life on campus, QuAM is hosting a series of events around campus. Yesterday Prof. Peter Awn kicked off the month with a keynote presentation accompanied by poet and performance artist, […]

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Here Are The Changes To CCSC’s Constitution

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ccsc
Constitutional Review Fun
Inclusion and Equity Rep
SWS

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Bwoglines: Anarchy Edition

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an open call for all you rebels
bwoglines
capital one is really just the russian hackers behind this scandal
did they get obama's BBM pin tho?
doesn't obama know blackberrys are out of style
grey's isn't the world
if you clicked on the third link it's too late
it's all fun and games until a protestor vandalizes something
no diploma for you
petrov or putin behind the hacking? you decide
protest your education
sons of anarchy
spoilers sorry
the president does things besides worry about a nuclear iran you know
what's in your email

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Chopped: Italian-And-Freegan-Inspired Edition

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bwog chopped
does this constitute food porn?
ina garten would be proud
masterchef britt strikes again
Pappa al Pomodoro means Gross yet Cheap in Italian
takin one for the team
tomato soup brings up bad stomach flu memories
trying not to barf like

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A Haiku About The Bwog Meeting Tonight

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2nd to last meeting announcement of the semester!
at least we have summer to look forward to
bwog meeting tonight
Daenerys Targaryen is our fav
finals are coming
khaleesi
meeting announcement
not a barnard woman a khaleesi
winter is coming

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Bucket List: Parenting, Science and Responsive Cities

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bucket list
bwog needs to be saved by a martyr
bwog wants to be a no-regrets parent
chinese apothecaries
cuff (columbia university film festival)
go see the v-show!
lectures in french are fun
no-regrets parenting
responsive cities
science proves that attending lectures and events decreases academic stress
the first day of may is upon us
the OLD reich
writing about science

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From the Issue: Lerner’s Glass Ceiling

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abby porter
another boys club
ccsc
from the issue
Peter Bailinson
Sejal Singh
the blue and white
we still <3 peter bailinson
where them girls at

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Bwoglines: Chain Reaction Edition

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#sunday edition
6 mile high plume wow
alarmist bwoglines today sorry bout it
bwoglines
chain reaction
lahar
magma under yellowstone oh no
mount everest is so big
pyroclastic flow
RIP to all the people lost
that fro sci knowledge tho

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Health and Social Activism of Self-Identified Gay Men in Post-Socialist China

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Dorothy Ko is one of the most amazing people you will ever meet
If only we could write about everything
long titles FTW
Read those books
this is important!!
you'll probably just overlook this because you think it's too long

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