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Occasional Summer Bwoglines as of 06/06

By Bwog Staff on Jun 06, 2011 4 Comments

Bwog is languidly clearing our virtual newsdesk today, bringing you a selection of interesting and possibly relevant headlines from the past few weeks. We hope that these stories, tenuously connected to Columbia, will reflect a similar degree of detachment from the establishment in your minds. One of the undercover cops in Operation Ivy League was […]

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From the Issue: Centralia, PA

By Bwog Staff on Jun 05, 2011 12 Comments

If you didn’t get a chance to pick up a copy of the May issue of The Blue & White on campus, you can still peruse the highlights. You’re still reading Bwog after all, June be damned! This Last month’s Measure for Measure, the magazine’s literary section, features an essay from first-time contributor Diana Clarke, […]

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“You, Nixon and Beastie Boys join forces…”

By Bwog Staff on Jun 02, 2011 12 Comments

Nixon the skate, snow, and surf lifestyle brand that is. You can join forces with them by purchasing one of these dorky Beastie Boy themed watches. Proceeds from sales of the “Time Teller” (retailing at $85) will be donated to Columbia’s radio station, WKCR. Apparently the Beastie Boys chose the radio station as the beneficiary […]

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From the Issue: The Whisper Gallery

By Bwog Staff on Jun 01, 2011 2 Comments

The May issue of The Blue & White serves up a doubleheader of Butler-themed Bluenotes. You can read below about the Soviet imagery of the lobby’s mural, in the companion feature from the magazine’s curious field notes. Here, staff writer Chris Brennan tackles an aural and architectural phenomenon. The residents of Butler can be a […]

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From the Issue: The Butler Mural

By Bwog Staff on Jun 01, 2011 3 Comments

It may be June, but the May issue of The Blue & White lives on. In Bluenotes, the magazine staff explore those smaller oddities of our campus and neighborhood, which catch our eyes from time to time. This month, the gazes of two staff writers were particularly caught by Butler Library (you don’t say?!) First […]

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A Fountain Worth Playing In

By Bwog Staff on Jun 01, 2011 22 Comments

The late John W. Kluge, CC ’37, generously donated to Columbia. By generously we mean he doled out more than $500 million to Columbia over the course of his life. Once the richest man in America, Kluge made a ridiculous amount of money, and gave most of it away. But the TV mogul kept some cash […]

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From the Issue: Josh Faber

By Bwog Staff on May 29, 2011 21 Comments

But wait, there’s more! The Blue & White’s May issue continues, with the first of our Campus Characters. This feature introduces you to a handful of Columbians who are up to interesting and extraordinary things. This month staff writer Matthew Schantz gets to know Josh Faber, GS’12. Josh Faber, GS’12, known by some as “the […]

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From the Issue: Guardians of the Gouda

By Sylvie Krekow on May 27, 2011 4 Comments

If you didn’t get a chance to pick up a copy of the May issue of The Blue & White on campus, you can still peruse the highlights on Bwog. The interview with Brian Greene and musings on metabolism are only the beginning, there’s much more to come! This month, senior editor Sylvie Krekow recounts […]

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It Happens to the Best of Us

By Bwog Staff on May 26, 2011 25 Comments

Behold, a rather comic episode of “reply all” mayhem, featuring DD herself:

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Columbia to Honor Manning Marable

By Bwog Staff on May 26, 2011 3 Comments

Today at 5:30 pm in Roone Arledge Auditorium, Columbia is hosting a ceremony to honor the life of Dr. Manning Marable. Open to the public, the event is organized by CU’s Institute for Research in African-American Studies (founded by Marable in 1993), and the Center for Contemporary Black History. Marable, a distinguished historian, activist, and […]

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Sage Advice

By Bwog Staff on May 26, 2011 3 Comments

Allow us to take advantage of our ability to post at leisure, and direct your attention to the  Henry  Pringle  Lecture, delivered by Nate Silver to the graduating class of the Journalism School early last week. Yes, Bwog may be more likely to prick up our ears at the title “Advice for Young Journalists in […]

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PrezBo to Sign NROTC Agreement Tomorrow

By Bwog Staff on May 25, 2011 28 Comments

A press release has just been issued announcing that Prezbo and the Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus will sign an agreement at 10:30 am tomorrow, “formalizing their intention to reinstate Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps (NROTC) programs at Columbia for the first time in 40 years.” The ceremony will take place onboard the navy […]

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Bwoglines: Large Sums Of Money Edition

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#sunday edition
$450 million wow
bwoglines
casey anthony
hungover edition
large sums of money edition
paul gauguin
powerball
tatini or tahiti you be the judge
that tax woman is all of us tbh
turbo tax

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Reviving The Congress Of Vienna

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Anachronistic bwog
Bwog has institutional memory
Bwog knows mozart
It's aliiiiive
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Nobody Asked Tats: OMG Edition

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all hail west texas
bwog is pete wentz
bwog says fie
more like operation the mountain goats
nobody asked tats
tats
wish i could frolic like a mountain goat

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Register For Urban NY Today!

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bwog goes to rangers games
bwog played for the rangers in 2002
make this part of your weekend plans
urban new york more like urbane new york
urban ny

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Bwoglines: End Of The Line Edition

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bwog invested everything it has in the hryvnia
bwog was hit by an RPG in Iraq
bwoglines
hide yo kids hide yo cash
this train is bound for glory

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This Is Not Your Floor

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At the end of hallway is the exit from Spec offices
bwog tells stories
clearly a metaphor for the importance of solid industrial elevator design
friday nights are weird for us too
in real life you'd just fall to your death of course
you're on your phone right now aren't you?

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The Rules Of Conduct And Their Future Discussed At USenate

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Angela Nelson
Jared Odessky
prezbo
rules of conduct
Sharyn O'Halloran
Suzanne Goldberg

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Composer Missy Mazzoli Pays A Visit To The Miller Theatre

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bwog is a man named jan who works on an oil rig
bwog is at times dishearteningly clear
bwog plays the Jew's harp
classy bwog
composer portraits
just use paper
miller theatre
missy mazzoli
yuppies and their tight pants

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