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LectureHop: Rafael Correa at the World Leaders Forum

By Bwog Staff on Sep 24, 2011 6 Comments

Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa is a polarizing figure—he brought political stability to a country that had cycled through eight leaders in just ten years, but his record on free speech remains spotty at best, which has not endeared him to PrezBo. Bwog Daily Editor and resident expert on 21st century socialism, Jed Bush, reports on […]

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Hawkmadinejad by Night

By Bwog Staff on Sep 24, 2011 2 Comments

Last night, Hawkma was spotted on the John Jay 10 terrace. Quick-witted freshpeople snapped a few gorgeous pictures of the bird contemplating his/her existence. If Hawkma really is a she, her theme song would probably be Queen of the Night. Nighthawk(s) by David Brann.

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Picketing and Picnicking at the Day of Unity

By Bwog Staff on Sep 24, 2011 0 Comments

The week of protests quietly rages on. A group affiliated with St. Mary’s Episcopal Church has organized a Day of Unity in support of Columbia employees. For those interested, the event will include picketing the Columbia Employment Center, a community march, picketing PrezBo’s house, speeches at Fredrick Douglas Boulevard, and a picnic to wrap up […]

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Columbia Makes Nice at Neighborhood Appreciation Day

By Bwog Staff on Sep 24, 2011 0 Comments

Forget tailgating, come celebrate with your community before the Columbia vs. Albany football game! Columbia is hosting a Northern Manhattan Appreciation Day at the Robert K. Kraft field at Baker before the 12:30 kickoff. Residents of Inwood and Washington Heights are also invited, and there will be free food and in-game performances. Columbia’s presence in […]

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Bwoglines: Political Correctness (or lack thereof) Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 24, 2011 0 Comments

Manhattan Borough President Scott M. Stringer will appear at a Riverside Church symposium today to reevaluate the NYPD’s stop-and-frisk policy, which has been accused of singling out minorities (NY Times) At yesterday’s Senate plenary meeting, a SoA student senator tells everyone, that he “like[s] to smoke marijuana” (Spectrum) The number of NYC public elementary and […]

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Overseen: Some BAMF parked his LOLS-ROYCE on Broadway

By Bwog Staff on Sep 23, 2011 5 Comments

An observant tipster noticed something strange about a car parked on 114th and Broadway.

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LectureHop: Not the President of Haiti

By Bwog Staff on Sep 23, 2011 2 Comments

An anonymous tipster sent us such a goofy and curt chronicle of yesterday’s scheduled event, we thought it was too good not to share… President of Haiti Michel Martelly did not arrive to speak at his scheduled WLF event. Around 3 pm, half hour after event [was] scheduled to start, introductions and comments by Jeff Sachs and […]

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Cooking with Bwog: Back to Basics—Vegetables and Fruit

By Bwog Staff on Sep 23, 2011 6 Comments

Matt Powell continues his exhaustive “Back to Basics” series this week with veggies and fruit! Picking out and storing vegetables Take a good look at your veggie. Is it bruised, soft? Are the leafy parts wilting? These are signs of vegetables decaying. Most vegetables need to be stored in the fridge for freshness. Don’t store […]

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Room Change Notification: Music Hum Will Now Be Held In the Stairwell

By Bwog Staff on Sep 23, 2011 7 Comments

There are just better acoustics! Interesting learning experience tipped by Jacki Bryk

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First Plenary Meeting Doesn’t Disappoint

By Bwog Staff on Sep 23, 2011 14 Comments

Today from 1:15 to 2:39 pm, our own University Senate met in Schermerhorn 501 for the first plenary meeting of the year. As with any such plenary, there were big helpings of Milano cookies, Newman’s Own juices, and petty behavior. Bwog’s plenary junkie Conor Skelding stopped by both for the laughs, and also to observe serious […]

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Protesters Hold Vigil After Execution of Troy Davis

By Bwog Staff on Sep 23, 2011 13 Comments

The Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the execution of Troy Davis prompted a gathering at the Van Am Quad on Thursday night. Earlier in the day, students had held smaller demonstrations around College Walk. The vigil was organized with the help of Columbia’s Black Students Organization, Amnesty International, College Democrats and the Barnard-Columbia International Socialist Organization. […]

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Free Food: Lunch Boxes

By Bwog Staff on Sep 23, 2011 3 Comments

Barnard’s Center for Research on Women is holding its 40th anniversary celebration. Head over to the lower level of Diana (in front of the Event Oval) or Althschul Lobby to pick up free lunch boxes. We hear they have roast beef, chicken, and vegetarian options!

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Senior Wisdom: Abby Abrams

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abby abrams
abby now that you're done with spec you can write a ranty op ed for us
barnard babe
bonding spec and bwog one senior wisdom at a time
bwog senior wisdoms
did you even go to columbia if you didn't write a spec op-ed?
go to office hours apparently
mlibc ALWAYS
ooo we're gunna need some ice for that burn
remember that time when spec went digital?
senior wisdoms
senior wisdoms 2015
what if abby is secretly on bwog staff now

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Field Notes: Mets Vs. Yankees Edition

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barnard babe
binge weird loners
bwog baseball
drinking is perfectly legal on the metro north
field notes
here-come-the-yankees
let's-go-mets
notes from the field
shoutout to sadie dupuis
the long island sound
tribeca film festival wow bwog is so artsy
what ocean?

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Show Up To Write Up At Wikithon Tonight!

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hey you may even become important enough to get your own wikicu page
how else did we cope with senioritis
john jay lounge still reminds us of housing
maggie <3
still crying about housing
thon on!
we were all that prospie
wikiCU
wikithon!!!

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A Call For Actual Wisdoms

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actual wisdoms
bwog
can we get out of our evaluations by instead nominating professors for an actual wisdom
honor thy professors
lotta talk about columbia professors recently
sometimes we talk about professors behind their backs but really we love them
they've lived long enough to prefer cheese over oral sex
those end of semester kind of feels
timely with the fact that evaluations are now available!
wise beyond the classroom

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PeopleHop: Eye Master

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aesthetically pleasing
away message: I Am Out Eyebombing. TTYL!
basically columbia's batman
eye master here to save the day
eyeboming you know?
googly eyes
hey bwog where have peoplehops been
look for googly eyes projected by a spotlight
peoplehop
smiling as big as those googly eyes

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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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