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New Food Discounts in Morningside Heights

By Bwog Staff on Aug 26, 2011 8 Comments

In the beginning there was Tenka, the no-fee app that lets students use social media to redeem first come, first served coupons at local eateries. Oh, and how could we forget the ultra-hip CampusFood? Thanks to the latter, we’ve been holed up in our rooms since last September with a continuous stream of flex-funded Kitchenette […]

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NSOP 2011 Schedule Released

By Bwog Staff on Aug 26, 2011 20 Comments

The NSOP 2011 schedule has been released! Lots of the usual suspects here: a zillion John Jay dinners, a tour of Park Slope, etc. Here’s what the handbook has to say about the (now cancelled) Convocation 2011: President Bollinger, Dean Moody-Adams, Dean Peña-Mora, Dean Shollenberger, Columbia College Alumni Association President Kyra Barry, administrators, faculty, and student leaders at […]

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MTA To Be MIA, Starting Noon Tomorrow

By Bwog Staff on Aug 26, 2011 4 Comments

If you planned on getting off campus tomorrow and enjoying the city one last time before Hurricane Irene sweeps through, be sure to make it back before noon! Governor Cuomo has ordered a complete shut down of MTA services starting at noon tomorrow. This means subways, buses, LIRR, and the Metro North will begin their […]

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The State of Dining: 2011-2012

By Bwog Staff on Aug 26, 2011 16 Comments

Though changes in Dining aren’t as drastic as last year’s, some business is going on, and we think there are some bits in here you’ll like. JJ will offer new items such as “sandwiches and sliders at the Pizza Station, and new specialty burger and sandwich options at the grill.” JJ’s Place will have expanded hours […]

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Presenting Inclement Weather Update #5

By Bwog Staff on Aug 26, 2011 15 Comments

Inclement Weather Update #5 has just been released, and the whole city is abuzz! Here’s what Student Affairs has to say to a presumably rather confused Class of 2015 this morning: don’t bother coming to college until the hurricane ends. The NSOP schedule hasn’t even been released yet (so when are we going to find […]

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Z.Y. Fu Passes Away

By Bwog Staff on Aug 26, 2011 3 Comments

Z.Y. Fu, the Chinese businessman and philanthropist who donated generously to Columbia University over the past 20 years, passed away yesterday. In 1990, Mr. Fu began his philanthropy by endowing a chair of applied mathematics at the Engineering school, where his brother-in-law taught as a professor. Three years later, he endowed a scholarship fund for […]

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A Look into the Policy and Planning Committee of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences

By Bwog Staff on Aug 25, 2011 3 Comments

Moody-Adams’ reasons for resigning probably surrounded decisions made by the Policy and Planning Committee (PPC) of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS). Executive Vice President Nicholas Dirks focused his reaction to the dean’s condemnation of FAS on defending the PPC and stressing that whatever Moody-Adams found objectionable has not been set in stone. We’re […]

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Summer Reading: Is Your Degree Worth It?

By Bwog Staff on Aug 25, 2011 26 Comments

Whether thoughts of the coming year bring joy or fear, recent months’ debate over the value of higher education should give you good reason to have second thoughts. Bwog daily editor Matt Schantz reviews the literature. Richard Heffner, host of PBS’s Open Mind, began an interview with former Dean Moody-Adams with a provocative quote form MiMoo […]

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Oh, The Places You Come From And The Things You Do Here

By Bwog Staff on Aug 25, 2011 11 Comments

This morning, all of the COÖP students left for untamed nature outside the city. NSOP doesn’t start until Monday. But it’s not all bad news! Today is the move-in day for ISOP, the International Students (Pre-) Orientation Program. ISOP started last year as a pilot program meant to give international students a few extra days […]

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Raining on NSOP’s Parade: Convocation Canceled and COÖP Curtailed

By Bwog Staff on Aug 25, 2011 18 Comments

In case you weren’t aware, there’s a pretty big rainstorm that’s going to hit the northeast this weekend, just in time for NSOP. Bwog has been mystified by the Weather Channel the past few days (Seriously! 24 hours devoted just to weather! What is this madness) and really, the coming Hurricane Irene is no joke. […]

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The Very Hungry ATM

By Bwog Staff on Aug 25, 2011 6 Comments

Like a fuzzy caterpillar wrapping itself into a cocoon, Lerner’s Citibank outpost asked us to pardon its appearance for a few weeks this summer while it was busy becoming a butterfly. Our shiny new friend has finally emerged from behind those temporary walls and fluttered its wings for the first time. The butterfly/bank, featuring updated […]

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Columbia Drug Ring Has Cable TV Premiere

By Bwog Staff on Aug 25, 2011 7 Comments

With a plot ripped from the headlines, Monday’s episode of Weeds brought the hunky Hunter Parrish up to our Morningside Heights campus to confront the leader of a fictionalized Columbia drug ring. Though, the stock footage of campus appears to be outdated. Does anyone remember when exactly we had recycling bins like that?

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Wife Swap: Room Edition

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barnard quad
four girls one room
kind of like two girls one snack but not really
room swap is kind of like wife swap?
the sophomore "upgrade" lol
we should do this but with The Simple Life
Wife Swap

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Bucket List: Pop Culture, Politics and Plato

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andy cohen!!!
bucket list
diplomacy runs in triangles
extra credit for the core?
Gold Nanostar Probes sounds like a space porno
mass violence sounds scary but that lecture sounds swaggie
plato is our bff
watch Cuba and the USA get down and dirty

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Bwoglines: Apple(s) Edition

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#sunday edition
apple like the company and apple like the fruit
bwoglines
chains and whips excite me
cindy crawford is still a babe omg
fifty shades of grey
genetically modified fruit

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Ask Tats: Romantic Rendezvous Edition

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caroling
dicktatorship of the proletariat
it's pronounced wee-jee if you weren't aware
marxism
nothing says inspired like asking someone else to think for you
ouija
relatable friendly everyday: words to live by

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Personals: Rachel And Emily

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6 goddess
carman hall it doesn't get better
how have you never had a westside salad?
never too late to get that valentine
personals
that's some fancy apparel
wah we hate when this series is over
we can attest these girls are v cool

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Women Ballers Dominate Harvard For First Ivy Win

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beat harvard
go women
hitting from downtown
lionesses
playing as a pride with pride
playing with nothing to lose
roar lions roar
sara mead
they did!
tori oliver
what an appropriate day to be courting

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Personals: Claire And Anna

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a handful of hotties right there
anna hotter doesn't know how refrigerators work
baby be our third musketeer
complete our holy trinity
CUSS with anna
damn what perfect smiles
date Bwog
franco-philes
head bitchez in charge
james franco or die
join our fat stallion herd be our fat stallion third
LONG LIVE FAT STALLION
looking for the Kim to our Kanyes
personals
travel wine YAASS
vomiting glitter is something mention on a resume
we heart our former managing ed
we've enjoyed the responses to the westside salad question a lot

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Bwoglines: Fevered Searching Edition

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bwog could use an icebreaker
bwog only uses scratchy toilet paper
bwoglines
one ring to rule them all
seriously who were they selling that meth to
take notes columbia housing

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