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Only at Columbia: I Would Like to Buy a Prefix

By Bwog Staff on Oct 22, 2011 5 Comments

A pedantic Columbian couldn’t resist pointing out Il Cibreo’s EGREGIOUS spelling blunder. Yes, someone actually took the time to scrawl this correction on a post-it. We have a sneaking suspicion it’s a Bwog commenter… jk love you guys! We’re just as guilty.

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Big Brother or Concerned Mother?

By Bwog Staff on Oct 22, 2011 1 Comments

Dining Services can play the role of mother when needed. The question is whether or not the mother is a kind one that gives you unlimited fro-yo, or an overbearing one that tells you things you already know. A tipster too busy indulging in Chipotle to deal with lines at the Action Station sent us […]

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Blue Man Group

By Bwog Staff on Oct 22, 2011 2 Comments

Perhaps he is there for structural balance? Or maybe he has been condemned to a life of holstering the statue’s weight for betraying his brother. Either way, since Bwog last passed by the sculpture, this strange little blue man has entered the postmodern circle of life. What’s going on here? Stay tuned for a review […]

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LectureHop: Just Zadie

By Bwog Staff on Oct 22, 2011 7 Comments

Thursday night, Columbia was lucky enough to host one of the most well-spoken contemporary authors. Zadie Smith, famous for her acclaimed novel White Teeth, took the time to share some thoughts on the role of the writer in the modern age. Her manner was so warm and relaxed that Bwog’s Literary Correspondents Suchith Vasudevan and Victoria […]

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Bwoglines: Morose Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 22, 2011 0 Comments

After killing a Bronx native in Morningside Heights two months ago, Michael James was arrested while walking his pit bull. (DNA Info) A master of melancholy, Tim Burton will be designing a float for this year’s Macy’s Day Parade. (The Huffington Post) The Saudi Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz al-Saud died this morning of colon […]

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Last Night with LateNite, Fall Anthology 2011

By Bwog Staff on Oct 21, 2011 25 Comments

Bwog’s comedy correspondent, and Saturday daily editor Bijan Samareh, got his first taste of Late Nite, late last night. He tells it from a freshperson’s perspective. You can see LateNite for yourself tonight and tomorrow at 11pm. When I hear the term “student-written plays,” I dread concept-heavy experimental pieces in which characters recite Shel Silverstein […]

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Obama Not the Only One Pulling Out

By Bwog Staff on Oct 21, 2011 7 Comments

As you have undoubtedly heard by now, our Commander in Chief has announced the unilateral withdrawal of all American troops currently in Iraq. While the decision has topped headlines around the world, we have our own milestone to celebrate. Trojan researchers along with Sperling once again declared Columbia the sexually healthiest school in the nation […]

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Cooking with Bwog: Kitchenware Essentials

By Bwog Staff on Oct 21, 2011 7 Comments

As much as we love our campus, there is nothing spectacular about the square footage on some of our dorm kitchens. Cooking with Bwog helps you make the most out of your cooking while still dining in style. For this week’s installment, blade master Matt Powell breaks down the chef’s tools of the trade. Basics […]

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Bunsenbwog: Saving Lives Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 21, 2011 3 Comments

When they’re not headbanging or falling for our anecdote baiting, Columbia faculty enjoy getting dirty in the lab. Bwog takes a moment to look back on this week in science. Headlines were compiled by infectious disease specialist Zach Kagan. Columbia anesthesiologist and Med school Professor Stephen Shafer took the stand Thursday in the trial of Dr. Conrad Murray, the personal physician […]

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Boringside Heights: (G)astronomical Proportions

By Bwog Staff on Oct 21, 2011 0 Comments

McAC and Dining Services wants to thank you for helping them stomach the 712-foot sandwich that landed in front of Barnard earlier this week. To add to the momentous occasion, they have released a tally of the ingredients, almost all of which were consumed in a span of five minutes. Some of the ingredients (eggplant?) […]

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EC Residents Get (Un)Screwed

By Bwog Staff on Oct 21, 2011 6 Comments

If you live in East Campus, you may have woken up to find an email from your RA about the recent elevator vandalism. As the email explains, damaged light fixtures, broken glass and tampered wiring have prompted the East Campus Residential Programs staff to seek compensatory action for damages. We share an excerpt of the […]

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Ground Breaks for Campbell Sports Center

By Bwog Staff on Oct 21, 2011 16 Comments

If you went to last weekend’s homecoming game, then you probably recall all the construction happening near the soccer fields at the Baker Athletic Complex. Following this week’s groundbreaking ceremony, construction is officially underway on the new 48,000-square-foot sports facility. Situated near the corner of 218th and Broadway, the center will house indoor training spaces, […]

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The Most Important Day Of The Year, National Coffee Day

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bwog is feeling a little undernourished and undercaffeinated
bwog loves food
do they sell bagels at any of these locations because get on that asap
food
free stuff 4ever
good luck gen chem-ers
psa
the cookie in the photo is the kind that gets left on the plate after shabbos dinner at synagogue

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Bwoglines: Everything Is Happening And It’s Stressful Edition

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"mail-munching monkeys" is alliterative genius honestly
bwog goes to mars 2k15
bwoglines
is president obama PrezOb
rip log lady
the owls are always watching
we are all stressed young housewives on the inside
we need a bigger budget so we can take bwog to mars

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The International Experience And A Sense Of Home

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bwog can do hony too
fun at furnald
high quality photos because bwog is more than a collection of shitty snaps
home is where the heart is
home is where the raw noodles are
international students
raw noodles
srs article

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Field Notes: The Blood Moon Renders Everything Meaningless Edition

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"Got in a fight about gender roles at the club."
blood moon climax
cloud cover
don't read Infinite Jest
field notes
it came and went
love and lust
people are such people
running around because other people are running around
the blood moon happened on the same day bwog started its period
the restlessness and wretchedness of humanity
why not drink out of a fountain

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Her Excellency Michelle Bachelet’s Take On The Chilean Government And The Challenges Of Democracy

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activism in the wider world
chile
chilli
chilly
democracy
wlf
wlf is lit or nah?
women in government

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CCSC Plans A Quality Of Bacchanal Survey

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bwog will be your therapist
ccsc
eye of the storm
flip
how has bacchanal scarred you?
meeting notes
surveys form the basis of democracy
welcome back-and-all

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Don’t Be Remote, Vote!

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announcement
be the change you want to see in the world
ccsc
civic duty
esc
tea party brown party pantone 292 fu fighters etc
this many parties form when all the high school class presidents end up at the same school
who else is ready for a post election bonfire that will consume all campaign materials?

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Bwoglines: Post-Apocalyptic Edition

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bwoglines
dadbod
florida continues to be florida
gurlpower
imagine twitter were birds carrying messages from one screen to another with cheerful chirps and squawks
low was so crowded and why were we randomly cheering
police ur snapchat
putin has probably written bears shirtless but would receive a commendation instead of getting arrested
surviving the apocalypse is a bit anticlimactic

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