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Bwoglines: Inquisitive Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 22, 2011 1 Comments

Why did Emma Watson leave Brown? Because every time she spoke in class, her classmates yelled “Three points for Gryffindor!” (NYDN) Who’s that new serial killer on Long Island? Profilers say he’s likely white, charming, and “has access to burlap sacks.” But sorry ladies—he’s not single. (NYT, Daily Intel) Which coffee cart on 43rd Street […]

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JJs + V Show = Too Many Capital Letters

By Bwog Staff on Apr 21, 2011 0 Comments

But it also equals fried food and a sneak peek of the Varsity Show! So if you missed the first set of previews, you can swipe into JJs tonight for another round at 11:45 pm. We’ll be the ones hoarding chicken fingers. Questionable image choice via Wikimedia Commons.

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Drinking with Bwog: A Weekend On Long Island

By Bwog Staff on Apr 21, 2011 3 Comments

With just one week of classes to go, tonight will mark the beginning of a week of “last” hurrahs. We want you to cherish these nights, and Drinking with Bwog is here to help. Let the Columbia Bartending Agency teach you how to make a drink that’s sure to start off your weekend with a […]

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Beloved KJ at Closing Remarks

By Bwog Staff on Apr 21, 2011 0 Comments

Tonight’s installment of the Closing Remarks Senior Lecture Series features Columbia’s favorite educator to take bike rides with, Professor Kenneth Jackson. For those who are unfamiliar, Jackson has edited two volumes of a New York City encyclopedia, and teaches a class called History of the City of New York (which you should take before you die-we-mean-graduate!). […]

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Bacchanal Seeking Greener Pastures

By Bwog Staff on Apr 21, 2011 25 Comments

Tradition interrupted! Low Steps will not bear witness to the Abacchalyse. Instead, Bachannal organizers confirmed today in an email that the concert will unconventionally be held on the West Lawn in front of Butler. Columbia’s event management people made a “managerial error” and overlooked a conflict with the construction of graduation bleachers. So unless you’re […]

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Campus Eateries Violating Things

By Bwog Staff on Apr 21, 2011 9 Comments

Remember how we told you a few months ago that Morningside Heights is a den of filth? About that… it kind of still is. As much as we hate to believe that it’s true—we really, really love those corn muffins—it has come to our attention that Café 212 has a super high rating due to […]

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Columbia Goes Global: The University’s Mission

By Bwog Staff on Apr 21, 2011 1 Comments

Does anyone know what the global centers do? In the larger sense, aside from hosting a program here and an event here, what is their sinister purpose? Yesterday administrators, students and scholars converged on Low Library to explain what it means in a conference entitled “Columbia Goes Global: The Next 50 Years.” Semi-pro Low Rat […]

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GS 2011, Salute Your Valedictorian, Kira Boesch

By Bwog Staff on Apr 21, 2011 27 Comments

Congrats to the academic champs of GS: Valedictorian: Kira Boesch professional ballet dancer, psych honors program, psych TA, Barnard toddler center research assistant, nursery school teacher, heading to clinical psych doctorate program on fellowship Salutatorian: Elliot Shackelford maintains full-time career as a pianist (performed at the White House 19 times!), GS tour guide, GSSC VP […]

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Columbia Goes Global: Studying Abroad

By Bwog Staff on Apr 21, 2011 4 Comments

On April 20, Columbia hosted a conference called “Columbia Goes Global: The Next 50 Years,” featuring speakers like PrezBo and Kenneth Prewitt. Several Bwoggers headed over to cover parts of the event. The first installment comes from studying-anywhere-but-Butler enthusiast Victoria Wills, who reports from the “A New Way to Study Abroad” segment of the event. When […]

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Easter According to the Ding Dong Lounge

By Bwog Staff on Apr 21, 2011 3 Comments

A tipster spotted the following Easter lineup at everyone’s favorite Columbus haunt, the Ding Dong Lounge. And by “everyone” we mean the six to 10 Columbia students who are willing to walk all the way down to 106th for a beer.

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Morningside Almanac: Week of 4/21

By Bwog Staff on Apr 21, 2011 4 Comments

Weather.com, the sometimes scrooge of the internet, has lied to us before (read: yesterday). But since it’s only early-afternoon, we’re willing to invest some hope in its mostly sunny, high 50s prediction. In which case, you should grab your throwback Chewbacchanal sunglasses and stop by the Greenmarket, which promises a “nice full market.” The market will […]

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Your GS Class Day Speaker is Roger Leeds, GS ’66

By Bwog Staff on Apr 21, 2011 8 Comments

In an email sent to graduating seniors, Dean Peter Awn just announced that the 2011 General Studies Class Day speaker will be Roger Leeds, a GS graduate (way way back when) and current professor at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University. He may not have a Wikipedia page, but he does […]

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Sharing Bwog’s Standards And Practices Policy

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#seriousbwog
about bwog
ch-ch-ch-changes
imagine if bwog were the kind of publication that took responsibility for its actions (oh wait we are)

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PSA: Tomorrow Is The Last Day To Add/Change Classes To Receive Advisor Approval

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email your advisor
how often do I have to show up
is there an in class midterm?
love for learning
only choose classes after 10 am
psa
school
spring 2015
to take or not to take that is the question

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#TBT: This Day In History, Off The Columbia Campus

Caroline Montgomery 2

#tbt
35% beef is gross
Disney rox
many things happened today
probably wont eat Taco Bell anymore
We'll be looking flashy in my Mercedes Benz
what will happen in history today
who has even seen cats?

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Bwoglines: Girl (Squirrel) Power Edition

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bow down bitches
Cash rules everything around me
giant marshmallow man in NYC
Girl Scout cookies are good
poached eggs=good
queen bey
ready for Hilary 2016
rhino poachers=bad
rhinos are pretty
Some Barnard students clearly were picking their noses and still are (see twitterfeed)
what were you doing when you were eight? picking your nose?
where the wild things are
who runs the world? Squirrels
Who you gonna call

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So You Want To Be A Spy

Bwog Staff 3

a post deer to our hearts
conspiracy bwog
conspiracy theories
is the guy sitting next to you in butler a spy?
is your roommate a spy?
maybe benedict cumberbatch will play you in a movie someday
paranoia
snowden
spies
triple major
we love our top conspiracy theorist
wikileaks

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In Defense Of: Not Studying Abroad

Courtney Couillard 20

2 poor 2 travel
bwog gets sappy
In Defense Of
rory gilmore never studied abroad so neither will we
studying abroad in the spring means missing bacchanal just a reminder
studying abroad is for chumps
we heart new york like the t-shirt says
we were just too lazy to actually go through the application process
who would want to miss out on a whole semester of columbia school spirit and fun?

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What Television Show Could You Watch By Dropping A Class?

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back of the envelope calculations
bwog actually doesn't watch that much tv
drunk math!!!!!!1!
lazy bwog
netflix is my boyfriend
netflix taste preferences reveal the truth
the extent of bwog's math ability
the snowstorm did nothing to help our motivation

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Live At Lerner: Chelsea Reject

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always accidentally typing "liver" instead of "live"
chelsea reject
come thru
free food
get cultured
live at lerner
thankful for a new schedule

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