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With dishes named in honor of KCST’s upcoming production of Coriolanus! Photo by Alison Goldberg
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Basketball Mania 10:00pm to 11:00pm in the Levien Gymnasium in Dodge (doors open at 9:30pm). The basketball season is beginning, which means that CU Athletics is bribing us all to venture down into the bowels of Dodge and watch whatever shenanigans go on during Bball Mania. Go early and bring your CUID. The first 600 students […]
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There’s never a dull moment in the Diana Event Oval! Part-time SGA Bureau Chief/full-time proud Barnard woman Hannah Goldstein gives us the latest on the noteworthy political happenings out on the west side of B-way. Also, free food! College is all about soul-searching. Strange but true: there’s actually an entire institution whose sole function it […]
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Seniors, Look Sharp!

Class of 2011: the time has come for you to be immortalized in the 2011 Columbian Yearbook. You have been requested to have your portraits taken between Monday November 8th and Friday, November 12th in the West Ramp Lounge in Lerner. Avail of this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and schedule your appointment NOW by: a) logging onto […]
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Comestibles and potables to look out for at the Greenmarket today: Spinach at Gonzales Farms Mushrooms at Madura Farm (They suggest using oyster mushrooms in a satay because of their “wonderful aroma when cooked.”) Parsnips at Stannard’s Farm Fresh chèvre cheese at Ardith Mae 2 for $20 Chardonnay sale at Food & Wine Cathy Erway from Not […]
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Morningside property owner Luis Nunez just got busted for posing as a landlord and stealing $879,000 in rent money from CU students and other people. Naughty naughty! (DNAinfo) Word to the wise: don’t do drugs! Or rather, don’t do drugs and run around naked in a parking lot. (Gawker) The accreditation process was the hot topic […]
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Ta-dahhhh! Your 117th Varsity Show Creative Team. See you in June, friends! A hearty congratulations to the newest members of V117 and to the V116 retirees. Director: Emily Nagel (CC ’12)–V115 Stage Manager, V116 Publicity Manager, and Writer for Xmas! 5. Producer: Fiona Georgakis (CC ’13)–Assistant Prodcer for V116 and Producer for CMTS’s Urinetown Producer: […]
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This just in, folks—recent incidents of alien activity around campus were not isolated events. Tipsters Candi Herschel CC ’14 and Maya Meredith CC ’14 alerted Bwog of the following phenomena:
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It’s a small, handcrafted pewter heart that my mom gave me recently. I kept it the pocket of my jeans and I think I lost it 11/1/10 when doing wash, as I forgot to take it. I live in Schapiro so it might have been found in the laundry room there. It has a lot […]
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HBO’s new movie Too Big To Fail is up on Broadway between 121st and 122nd.  It’s based on Andrew Sorkin’s book of the same name.  It’s got quite a cast, so go get starstruck! Photo by EJ
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Two weeks ago, Ittai Orr finished a year and a half of work on a documentary about the lives of LGBTQ teenagers in his hometown of Tri-Cities, Washington. Bwog checked in with Ittai about making the film which is titled “Breaking the Silence.” Tell us why you decided to make the documentary, and how you […]
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