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Overheard: Meh Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 25, 2011 9 Comments

The weather sux. Life is dull. Remember the good ol’ days when life was carefree? Let’s commiserate together! Hit play on this next video, read on, and just… think about life. “I’m almost at where I want to be philosophically… and did I tell you she called me?” “Sometimes when your blood sugar is low, […]

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Cooking with Bwog: “Whole” Foods

By Bwog Staff on Feb 25, 2011 5 Comments

In this week’s Cooking with Bwog, our resident poultry and pesto preparer Matt Powell shows you how to roast a whole quail. Bwog can personally attest to the fact that this dish tastes dazzling! But, if you think this is just too complicated, just wait. Your time will come—next week: Good Ol’ Fashioned Mac ‘n’ Cheese! Whole […]

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Free Chipotle on Facebook

By Bwog Staff on Feb 25, 2011 8 Comments

What can’t Facebook do? It helped protesters organize in Egypt, it’s telling us we could win a Snoop Dogg concert (we’re in 5th place!), and now we’re getting free chipotle. NBC trying to build social-networking hype for their new show America’s Next Great Restaurant by offering free Chipotle “Buy One, Get One Free” coupons (apparently Chipotle […]

weirdly free food

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Bloomberg Weighs In On ROTC Debate

By Bwog Staff on Feb 25, 2011 59 Comments

Earlier today, Mayor Michael Bloomberg appeared on The John Gambling Show to offer his opinion on, among other things, the controversy surrounding ROTC at Columbia. He seemed disappointed upon hearing that veteran Anthony Maschek was heckled at last week’s town hall. After an audible sigh, he waxed philosophic on college kids, explaining that “a lot of […]

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BwogSalon: Columbia Economics Review

By Bwog Staff on Feb 25, 2011 2 Comments

In the spirit of Enlightenment salons from centuries past, we present the latest installment of BwogSalon. Below, check out an excerpt from Raphaela Sapire’s article from the inaugural issue of the Columbia Economics Review. Sapire discusses the growth of the tech sector in New York City. Its new nickname, “Silicon Alley,” is a testament to this rapid rise to […]

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Bwoglines: Competition Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 25, 2011 11 Comments

Thanks to the Common App switch, Columbia may be the second most selective Ivy this year, after only Harvard. This has purportedly scared Harvard and Princeton into reinstating their early admissions plans. (Daily Beast, Harvard Crimson, Daily Princetonian) Columbia students, representing the Student Global AIDS campaign, plan to protest House Majority Leader Eric Cantor’s speech at Harvard. (WaPo) […]

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The 117th Annual Varsity Show Preview

By Bwog Staff on Feb 24, 2011 33 Comments

Bwog squeezed in to Havana Central’s backroom for the much anticipated Varsity Show Preview. There was promise, pizazz, and no Operation Ivy League… Last night’s 117th Varsity Show preview was executed seamlessly, but displayed no awareness of the insanity that went down last semester. Of course, we’re not asking for a laundry list style lampooning […]

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Drinking with Bwog: Empire State of Mind Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 24, 2011 6 Comments

Midterms got you down? Drinking with Bwog has a potent potable that will make it all better. Read on as the Columbia Bartending Agency‘s illustrious Nick Miyares teaches you how to make a Manhattan. As a bartender, while you should strive to know as many drinks as possible, you really only need to know the […]

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Flags, Networking, and Free Food

By Bwog Staff on Feb 24, 2011 0 Comments

Hungry Columbians, your dinner prayers are answered: the Civic Engagement Networking Night event tonight from 7 to 9 pm in the Diana Center promises free food. No word yet on the specifics but one source claims said food will be “delicious.” The suggested attire for the event is business casual, so plan accordingly. Here’s the specific […]

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Textbook Writers Are People Too

By Bwog Staff on Feb 24, 2011 10 Comments

You know how bored you get trying to read a textbook? So you check Facebook, tweet about checking Facebook, then check Bwog to see if it posted a feature on funny student tweets about Facebook? And then finally, you return to the textbook dejectedly, and stare blankly at its pages wondering, “How did anybody even write […]

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Same Situation, (Hopefully) Different Hot Chocolate

By Bwog Staff on Feb 24, 2011 1 Comments

Once again, Columbia Business School’s behavioral research lab is attempting to coerce students into participating in experiments with the gift of free hot chocolate. They’re stationed between Schermerhorn and Uris right now! Also: Free razors (the shaving kind, not the scooters) outside of Student Activities on the third floor of the Diana. So… if you’re […]

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Engineers Without Borders, With Innovation Award

By Bwog Staff on Feb 24, 2011 3 Comments

Columbia’s Engineers Without Borders are one of three winners of the PBS Planet Forward Innovator contest. This means they’ll appear on the Planet Forward show on April 8. CU EWB came in second place overall, and had the highest number of YouTube views. You can check out their winning idea–implementing sustainable sanitation and water management […]

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Bwoglines: People With Animals Edition

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animals...they're just like us
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bwog is run by dogs wearing wigs
de blasio
Dogs doing dog things
LONG LIVE STATEN ISLAND CHUCK
moral relatavism because the squirrel knows that other animals can be agents and they have different perspectives which the squirrel respects cuz he's a good dude
people are animals
RIP Charlotte

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Bernheim & Schwartz Review

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"I feel like I'm just dangling in space"
bernheim & schwartz
burning your tongue on wings #bros
bwog goes hard on a tuesday
drinking with bwog
go look up "the bernie" on youtube immediately
still going to call it the west end
what a time to be alive

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University Senate To Move Forward On Rule Review

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issues near and dear to our heart
protesting happens at Columbia?
spirit of 68
town halls addressing protests are sure to go smoothly and not spark fevered debate at all
tryin to make this out like its all new but bwog knows oh yes bwog knows
university senate

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LectureHop: Bill Deresiewicz

Julia 7

bah baaaaah
Bwog and art: the key to better thinkers/inventors/lovers
Bwog doesn't know how to feel about this because a professor hasn't told us
if the ivy kids are sheep does that make finance the slaughterhouse
Ready for Deresiewicz 2016

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SGA: But srsly tho, apply to SGA

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but srly tho
maybe you should apply to SGA you guys
sga
sga 2015
were we emphatic enough get the point across?
yearning for tables

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An Open Call To Glory, Honor, and Alma Mater: Creative Team Interviews for the 121st Varsity Show

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Bwog+Varsity Show 4eva4lyf
if you get in be sure to mention Bwog every three lines or so
In the Illiad prt. 2 Achilles had to pick between the Varsity Show and finishing his psets
or you want to see how well you can handle the judgement of an entire school
the only other institution of such honor is Bwog
we know you spent the summer on WikiCU first years

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Bwoglines: Hidden Faces Of Our Fair City Edition

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boringside heights
bwoglines
new neurosis brought to you by Bwog!
No we're not doing Kanye that's why you have Yik Yak
No we're not doing world leaders that's why you have Tinder
Oh to return to the simple bucolic pleasures of 80s New York!
The War of 1812: definitely involved ships somehow and also the White House

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LectureHop: Talking The Tiger’s Wife With Téa Obreht

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bwog is good at writing
lecturehop
not lions
roar
tea obreht
tigers
writing process

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