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Meeting Announcement—Haiku Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 06, 2011 3 Comments

Inching towards break, Almost but not quite there yet, Meet with us till then! SGO in Lerner at 7 pm! (Image via Wikimedia)

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LectureHop: Committee to Protect Journalists, Part Deux

By Bwog Staff on Mar 06, 2011 0 Comments

Bwog’s intrepid lecturehopper Peter Sterne presents to you the second installment from Friday’s event organized by the Committee to Protect Journalists, in which he considers the role of the internet and social media in revolutions around the world… The second panel, moderated by Slate editor-in-chief Jacob Weisberg, considered the nuanced role of the internet, both positive […]

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By Bwog Staff on Mar 06, 2011 2 Comments

When they’re not rocking out or helping the community, Columbia faculty enjoy getting dirty in the lab. Bwog takes a moment to look back on this week in science. Headlines were compiled by our Northside Correspondent Ricky Raudales. Columbia neuroscientist David Sulzer recently helped get the band back together—the Thai Elephant Orchestra, that is. Just like their […]

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Overheard: N00bs Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 06, 2011 8 Comments

Let’s hope these are freshmen or just visitors. Outside the Law School, two female adolescents: “Wait, where’s NYU?” Overheard on campus, “uptown”: “I’m going downtown today, to 96th Street.” Two CPJ conference attendees standing by the gates spot Alan Brinkley leaving campus: “See that man there? He teaches here. That’s Alan Brinkley, the famous scientist.”

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Bwoglines: Procrastination Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 06, 2011 1 Comments

Play ‘Sheen, Beck or Qaddafi?’. Convince yourself this is technically only half-procrastinating because you’re learning “to distinguish between the mad ramblings of an entertainer, a despot, and a newsman another entertainer”, a skill you’ll find useful while attempting IDs later this week. (NY Mag). In other Charlie Sheen news (let’s break out the phrase), George […]

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LectureHop: Committee to Protect Journalists

By Bwog Staff on Mar 05, 2011 5 Comments

Yesterday, dozens of journalists gathered in the Kellogg Center for Journalism on the 15th floor of IAB for two panels organized by the Committee to Protect Journalists, an organization that has defended journalists around the world for the last 30 years. Bwog’s intrepid lecturehopper Zach Kagan presents to you the first of a two-panel lecture. It […]

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Free Food: Delish-a-thon 2.0

By Bwog Staff on Mar 05, 2011 2 Comments

Midterm hibernators, it’s time to scurry out of your study dens and scamper over to Greenborough (604 W 114th St between Broadway and Riverside) for the Delish-a-thon 2.0, hosted by Greenborough and EcoReps! Your classmates will be participating in an “informal cooking competition” in the categories of Eggs ‘n’ Milk, Squash and Taters, Meaty Times, […]

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Boringside Heights: (F)awning Over Chairs and Ice Cream

By Bwog Staff on Mar 05, 2011 7 Comments

Just when we thought this place couldn’t get any more boring, all sorts of new minutiae decided to crop up! Spring is here-ish, new chairs abound, and Boringside Heights is serving up ice cream like it’s goin’ out of style. Midterms be damned—it’s a good time to be at Columbia. It’s been reported that Hewitt […]

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Grammar Police, Assemble! (Updated With Response)

By Bwog Staff on Mar 05, 2011 38 Comments

As Bwog knows all too well, there’s nothing a Columbia student hates more than bad grammar. This Bwogger figures a kitten must die with every its vs. it’s error (I mean, why else would these lil’ mistakes always get everyone’s panties in a twist?). In response to the Philolexian Society’s recent grammatical gaffe, one Columbian […]

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Saturday Afternoon Sports

By Bwog Staff on Mar 05, 2011 7 Comments

Since its creation, Bwog has been notoriously light on sports coverage, mostly because the majority of us know nothing about them. Still, every now and then, even we can’t help but get caught up in all the sporting excitement. After Friday evening’s double-overtime men’s basketball game against Yale, Bwog daily editor Sameea Butt was inspired […]

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Free Food, Sikh Style

By Bwog Staff on Mar 05, 2011 4 Comments

Head over to Lerner Satow Room at 1 pm to participate in a traditional Sikh langar and enjoy a delicious, free Indian meal, all hosted by the Sikh Students Association! As displayed to your right, gulab jamun shall be served! And where there’s gulab jamun (wonderfully fried balls of dough floating in rosewater-flavored sugar syrup), […]

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Saturday Morning Cartoons: Are There Swordfish in Nigeria?

By Bwog Staff on Mar 05, 2011 9 Comments

Good morning, friends! We hope your 7 midterms, 5 papers, and 8 problem sets are going well. We’re sure you got lots of work done last night in Butler (or at least did lots of “brainstorming” at 1020). Even if you didn’t work last night (and it’s totally okay if you didn’t—Bwog is a judge-free zone), […]

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Overseen: The Winning Candidate

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alec silverstein or walter white?
but really will there be meth
calm down freshmen
is a reference to breaking bad a low-key meth reference
john jay
john jay RHLO elections
methamphetamine
overseen
what's cooking in john jay

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Making Space For Students That Make Stuff

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3-D printing changes the printing quota game
camp columbia
does my printing quota apply here?
empowerment by power tools
hobby lobby @ CU
information sessions
maker space
now sororities can reserve time to sew together
now you have access to the laser cutter you needed last sunday
they even made their own seal
this hobby lobby covers your birth control

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Bwoglines: Constitution Edition

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"we the people"
bwoglines
constitution day 2k14 y'all!
if you can find a constitution day party we will be impressed
law of the land
ready for hillary or ready for bill
the clintons eat steak too
this document is 226 years old
this might be the most patriotic day in the gregorian calendar
western ideals in china what's new

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Bwog Visits Baker: Field Hockey Cruises Past Villanova

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bwog loves sports
carb loading anyone?
cross country
field hockey
football
futbol
golf
soccer
the f word
volleyball

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Bwog Meeting Tonight

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bwog is the grandpa in the picture
bwog meeting announcement
praying for grapes at tonight's meeting
snacks snacks snacks
there will be string cheese there's always string cheese

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Bucketlist: Poetry And Dance

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bucketlist
bwog's guide to lectures: pick the one with the weirdest title
poetry to make you cry
twyla tharp

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Clubhop: CU Ready For Hillary

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clubhop
damn we love a good hillary pantsuit
exercise those damn american rights of yours
ready for hillary
voting is COOL

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Bwoglines: Give Me More Edition

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affluence is a $100 never-ending pasta pass
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cheese and salt and butter and cream and more cheese and more salt with some white pasta on the side
okcupid
olive garden
salt plz
scotland may or may not secede
the worst part about living in new york is the shame you'd feel going to the times square olive garden because their breadsticks are heaven
where do i need to live to be rich and/or where do i live if i am rich
your parents go to the times square olive garden every time they visit you at school because "it's familiar"

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