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SGA: Facilities O’Clock

By Bwog Staff on Nov 16, 2010 4 Comments

Bwog’s Special Correspondent Zoe Camp reports from last night’s SGA meeting. Tonight’s special guest was Lisa Gamsu, Barnard’s Vice President for Administration and Capital Planning! And so ensued a lengthy conversation on all things Facilities: During the construction of the Diana, the Lewis Parlor was used as a common space. With the Diana completed, the […]

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Representative Rangel Convicted of 11 Ethics Violations

By Bwog Staff on Nov 16, 2010 11 Comments

NYTimes reports a House ethics panel has found Democratic Representative Charles Rangel guilty of 11 out of the 13 alleged ethics violations. “I am not being treated fairly,” the Morningside Heights and Harlem representative told the ethics committee yesterday before he walked out of his hearing. The committee ruled Rangel had violated House rules for […]

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Social Conundrum

By Bwog Staff on Nov 16, 2010 43 Comments

A tipster notified Bwog yesterday that the source files of the Social Experiment website, including the databases of passwords for each day, had been uploaded to the open source project hosting site GitHub and were publicly available. Bwog has since notified the Office of Residential Programs and the files appeared to have been taken down […]

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Bwoglines: Social Experiments

By Bwog Staff on Nov 16, 2010 8 Comments

The staff of the Harvard Crimson is concerned our Social Experiment will backfire, causing vicious competitive tension which will destroy any existing social cohesion at Columbia. (Harvard Crimson) NYU’s neighbors are concerned that its plans to add an additional 3 million square feet of space in Greenwich Village are not a good thing. NYU’s president […]

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Adding an Ism, Saving the World

By Bwog Staff on Nov 15, 2010 29 Comments

Everyone has mocked the Social Experiment. But a few brave souls are out to prove the doubters wrong with a sprinkle of Socialism. Ian Kwok and company have started a campaign to win the Social Experiment collectively and donate their $500 winnings to charity. They call their radical display of unity The Socialist Experiment. “Let’s […]

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Free Food: Schapiro Heroes Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 15, 2010 1 Comments

Teams of Schapiro floors are competing tonight in a coin war to see who can raise the most money to support Pakistani flood victims. All the proceeds go to UNICEF to supply clean drinking water for 2.5 million flood victims. Reslife will award the winning team a fully funded study break, but everyone gets free […]

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Could It Be?!

By Bwog Staff on Nov 15, 2010 7 Comments

Bwog Winter Enthusiast Mahrah Taufique spotted snow on 114th and Broadway! It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas… Bwog’s Resident Debbie Downers figured people just threw ice in there. Bummer. Anyways, keep your eyes peeled for first flakes!

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CCSC: Of Gym, Space, and Good Samaritans

By Bwog Staff on Nov 15, 2010 4 Comments

Brian Wagner keeps you informed! CCSC shook things up last night and started with a game of “Pat on the Back”! Sheets of construction paper, each labeled with a council member’s name, adorned the Satow room. CCSCers wrote compliments on their fellow members’ sheets and took their respective papers home after the meeting. Then shit […]

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How to Fulfill Your PhysEd Requirement with Minimal Movement and Maximum BS

By Bwog Staff on Nov 15, 2010 11 Comments

Last week, Conor defended the PE requirement, but Carly Silver wasn’t entirely convinced. Below, she tells you how to dodge unnecessarily strenuous activity in Dodge. Moving is totally overrated anyway. Register wisely, friends! After all the month-long weight gain known as the holiday season, spring semester brings another opportunity to beat the bulge, Columbia-style. For […]

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Bucket List: Reincarnation, Sexhibition, and Bloomberg

By Bwog Staff on Nov 15, 2010 8 Comments

One of the greatest perks of an Ivy League education is having all sorts of guest lecturers and talks hosted right on campus. Yet many of these great talks are not publicized enough. Enter Bucket List, a weekly feature that aggregates these events in a single location that will hopefully make you realize, like Bwog has, […]

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Bwoglines: Apocalypse Now Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 15, 2010 9 Comments

It’s the end of an era: Four Loko will no longer be shipped to New York State. We’ll never 4get you, “blackout in a can.” Reminisce, dear readers, and stay tuned for a Four Loko themed poll. How will the restless masses react without their Jolly Rancher flavored Satan sweat? Hoard? Deal? (NYTimes) We’ve got […]

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Breaking News/Glass: Village Copier Broken Into

By Bwog Staff on Nov 15, 2010 10 Comments

Village Copier was broken into within the last hour. Multiple tipsters have confirmed that the glass door has been shattered. There are currently six cops milling about 112th and Broadway who couldn’t confirm what happened when a Bwogger stopped by. Eerily similar to that time a few months ago when a drunk dude smashed the door […]

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Bwoglines: Disappointed Edition

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(did you realize that you were a champion in their eyes?) yes i did
bwog is just not feeling this whole spring forward thing
bwog is rewatching all of greys and hasn't got to the part where burke leaves so no spoilers plz!!!1!
bwoglines
jlaw is the queen of our generation
paging dr. burke
we want our hour back and we want it now

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THOU SHALL NOT PASS

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gandalf the rat
glory days of jj's
Gross things
in the mood for some mice krispies
jj's is closed...rats!
jj's place
overseen
rat enemies
rat friends
skin is crawling
snapchat evidence
wut
you shall not pass

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Housing Reviews 2014: River

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a nice quiet environment
housing reviews 2014
not sure whether being close to Riverside is a pro or con
overlooking the hudson
rolling on the river
the moral of the story is that it's quiet
the river is where we want to be

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Campus Sex Club: Part One

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3 sluts out of 5 misogynous social constructs
back in the good ol' days of $17 textbooks and $5 prostitutes
campus sex club
can't get enough soft-core porn
job opportunities for english lit majors
let's write a petition to have an ambassad-whore
loren beauchamp
not all alumni become president but they do some other highly influential things
return soon for part 2
robert silverberg
say cherry again
we're choking on the heteronormativity
what a fun sexy time for you

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CU Players Outplay Themselves with Mother Courage and Her Children

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a modern adaptation
bringing bertolt to the 21st century
CU Players
i will take falafel from my halal cart and not war boots please and thank you
mother courage and her children
we all want peace except mother courage
what is it good for? absolutely nothing

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Housing B(r)eaks Down

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a major beakdown
fuckin timmy that beak hog
get your beak together for housing
housing beaks down
housing is confusing enough without typos adding to the confusion
it's like in Hercules when the Fates pass around the eye
it's my turn to use the beak
masterpieces for the ages
my favorite beaks are group beaks
works of art

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LectureHop: Retranslating Literary Classics

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dostoevsky was supposed to be funny? we may have missed that...
glory days of lit hum
lecturehop
lit hum never leaves you
lost in translation
making translation sexy
okay now go do your reading
retranslating literary classics
s/o to all those vitamins

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Housing Reviews 2014: Hogan

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Brogan
close to international can't possibly go wrong there
ho ho hogan
hogan
housing reviews 2014
only one elevator so you're going to get really fit on those stairs
seniors only
the housing we aspire to
they just like so love it

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