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Are You An 8:40 Or A 10:10?

By Shaina Sahu on Feb 07, 2024 0 Comments

Which class time are you?

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What Barnumbia English Major Are You?

By Bwog Staff on Feb 07, 2024 0 Comments

Alternatively, this can be played as a bingo in your English lecture. Or a drinking game.

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2Girls1Snack: Diana’s Açaí Bowls

By Bwog Staff on Feb 07, 2024 0 Comments

It was certainly an attempt!

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Bweaking News: Taylor Swift Announces That Her New Album Is Actually About Barnumbia

By Rory Collins on Feb 07, 2024 0 Comments

All’s fair in love and Barnumbia.

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Bwoglines: New Jersey Transit Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 07, 2024 0 Comments

Testing the limits of the NJ Transit system, one soccer game at a time. Editor’s Note: Mentions of Death

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Post Bang Woes

By Sunny Hu on Feb 06, 2024 1 Comments

Don’t snip too fast.

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A Survival Guide To Being Shafted

By Lisa Faulkner Valiente on Feb 06, 2024 0 Comments

A sophomore gives advice on how to deal with bad luck in the housing lottery.

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What To Get Your Barnard Baddie For Valentine’s Day (A Guide)

By Bwog Staff on Feb 06, 2024 0 Comments

SEAS men, you’re so welcome.

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Women’s Basketball Vs Dartmouth: An Ode

By Bwog Staff on Feb 06, 2024 0 Comments

This is our new album, “The Tortured Sports Poets Department.”

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Bwoglines: Beard Edition

By Eve Bertrand on Feb 06, 2024 0 Comments

Is this really what’s important right now?

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Field Notes: Calm Before The Storm Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 05, 2024 0 Comments

This weekend, Bwog had fun (while we still could).

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I Risked Missing My 15th Century English Literature Lecture To Get My Hair Braided On 125th

By Lauren Woodroffe on Feb 05, 2024 1 Comments

A Barnard student who puts herself first in honor of Black History Month.

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Columbia Football Is Back With Win In Season Opener Against No. 14 Lafayette

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Columbia Women’s Soccer Bounce Back With Outstanding 4-0 Win Against Providence

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