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Magazine Preview: Speaking in Tongues

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 3 Comments

This is not just languages. Columbia is a very decentralized place in general.

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Mayor Mike on Education

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 6 Comments

Pedagogy pundit Peter Krawczyk attended “Urban Education Summit: Innovations in K-12” in Low this morning to hear Major Bloomberg assess the state of public education in New York and urge international education reps to do some shopping. As the approximately 1.1 million students in the New York City public school system began school on Thursday […]

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Crash on 114th and Bway

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 5 Comments

Bwog’s people report that the other car that got rear-ended stopped near the next intersection going downtown. What’s with all the accidents on Broadway? Photos by Hans Hyttinen and Yenny Su

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The Morningside Almanac: Week of 11/18

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 1 Comments

An interesting melange of foodstuff, flowers, fowl and fish at the Greenmarket today: Goat cheese from new cheese maker Pete Martin Lavender by the Bay Ostrich Fish from Long Island Things to remember: The market will be open on Tuesday November 23rd instead of Thanksgiving Thursday. Go to the info tent to use EBT/debit/credit. Image […]

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Cupcake Time Is Now

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 4 Comments

Nom^3 is giving out mini sweet potato-coconut (!) cupcakes in Lerner right now, promoting their Thanksgiving lunchbox next Nomday (Monday in layman terms).

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Checkpoint on Low

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 113 Comments

The Columbia University Students for Justice in Palestine (CSJP) have set up a theatrical mock Israeli checkpoint on Low steps. The demonstration is part of Right to Education Week and is designed to raise awareness of the hardships faced by Palestinian students on their journeys to and from school. “Israeli guards” are walking around with […]

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Lost: CUID

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 0 Comments

CUID for JH Shih Last seen in the EC Courtyard. Please contact jrs2170@columbia.edu.

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Sex Toys and Free Food on the Ramps

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 6 Comments

Take Back the Night’s Sexhibition Health Fair is going on today from 11am-3pm on the Lerner Ramps and in the Roone Arledge Lobby. Decorate peen cookies, nab some free préservatifs and pomegranate vanilla-flavored lubrication, and enter the playful toy items raffle. Baked goods and o-faces for all! At 7pm, Sexhibition will be screening the documentary Orgasm Inc.: The Strange […]

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Bwoglines: The Old and the New Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 4 Comments

The Eye attempts to answer a stock CU question: why doesn’t Columbia have any good traditions? (The Eye) Columbia Housing makes big plans to join the modern age and make all dorms wireless by fall 2012. (Spec) With the looming nation-wide ban on Four Loko, people are “sacrificing” themselves for the greater good and testing the drink […]

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Motorbike Accident on 115th and Broadway

By Bwog Staff on Nov 17, 2010 24 Comments

Update, 8:57: The police tape is gone and Broadway has been reopened for traffic. Update, 8:15: With the commotion gone, there appears to be blood on the street about 3-5 yards ahead of the bike, which is still there. Policemen have confirmed to Bwog that there were no CU students involved. Police also confirm the […]

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Free Food Tonight

By Bwog Staff on Nov 17, 2010 0 Comments

Heads up for some events tonight with free food: From 7:30-9:30pm in 203 Diana Center there will be a screening of My Architect: A Son’s Journey. This film by Nathaniel Kahn is about his travels visiting the architectural works of his father. It won an Academy Award! And there will be free food. From 9-10pm […]

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BiblioBwog: The Joseph Urban Exhibit

By Bwog Staff on Nov 17, 2010 4 Comments

Bwog has hopped and camped in libraries, but we’ve never actually explored their contents. The Columbia libraries are a treasure trove of exciting history, so with the help of our lovely librarian friends, we’re going to highlight some hidden jewels. For our first installment of BiblioBwog, Carolyn Ruvkun talked to Jennifer Lee, Performing Arts Curator […]

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From The Issue: Outsider Culture

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dessert in america: cinnamon and fried patriotism. mmm
diversity
from the issue
online exclusive sounds so fancy
tck
the blue and white
third culture kids

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Architectural Appreciation: Lerner

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a building is only as good as the paper plates that decorate it
again with the hospital prison morgue vibes
built to anger the y2k bug
bwog was out of meal swipes bwog is always out of meal swipes where's a freshman when you need one
columbia will never learn from its past mistakes or should we say columbia will never lern
complete ineptitude with vertical transportation
damn ferris
death to even ground
goddamn precipices
hope you're reading this whilst in lerner learning about lerner in lerner etc etc
lerner hall
lerners lerning
lerning in lerner
like something out of an m.c. escher wet dream
party space my ass
subtle plug for bwog meetings
thanks COLUMBIA
underappreciated architectural structures

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CLASSES CANCELLED AFTER 3 P.M. TODAY

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blessed
classes are cancelled
school's out!
snow
thank

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Reminder: Glass House Rocks Tonight

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activities in EVERY ROOM
columbia as an entity of vibrant tradition
free food and games galore!
glass house rocks 2014
lerner serving its purpose as student center
look out for a potential valentine's day date!
not lerner party space
party at the ramps
so many activities much noisy very cramp
the largest undergraduate party ever told
underwater themed carnival notice
wave rave

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Bwoglines: Cold, Sick, And Alone Edition

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bruce jenner and his hair
bwog would swipe all the olympians to the right of course
bwog's favorite painting is the garden of earthly delights it's official!
bwoglines
hair trends
legitimate health news
the 600-year-old butt song from hell
tinder
when bwog gets dark

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Personals: Nathen, and Liam

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can we get discounts on 1020 drinks from posting this?
can't stop won't stop
dostoevsky...that body...
not hufflepuff
one does not study in jjs
personals
sista sista
tequila AND mountain dew more like
woman for man we like your style
write bwog a ballad pleaaaseeeee
yay we understand your scott pilgrim reference

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Slow Dakota Lives Up To Hype

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cropped sweaters literally the most confusing thing ever second only to crop turtlenecks
hipster nonsense
how many beanies in 1 room
ironic mustaches
loyal columbians lol
loyal only to the sort of music whose first off campus venue is brooklyn (said with love)
pbr and beards all around

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ESC: So Cool We Have Our Own Week

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bwog is enthusiastic
bwog likes sharks you should too
esc laptop stickers yessss
eweek looms
exciting excellent exquisite explosive esc
lerner party space aka always the move
our blue yay community spirit yay
updates from people who actually take math classes

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