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Suite Selection 2011 – Day 3

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2011 52 Comments

It’s the third day of a long six-day odyssey, and we embrace the first mixed-point value groups. The Housing 2011 liveblog continues! Things to expect: Woodbridge will be gobbled up by the afternoon, and there will be very few (if any) 6-persons left at the end of the day. The first 8-person will probably go […]

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New ABC Board Elected

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2011 2 Comments

Yesterday, the new ABC executive board was elected! The ABC funds (non-political, -spiritual, or -activist) student groups on campus. It’s the opposite of SGB. Winners are below. Congratulations! Start groveling for money folks. President: Daniel Brown, CC ’12 VP: John O’Shea, CC ’13 Treasurer: Chloe Ruan, SEAS ’13 Secretary: Christine Byun, CC ’14

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Final ROTC Resolution Released

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2011 6 Comments

The Senate has released its final resolution regarding military engagement, building off of last week’s draft resolution. It’s going to be presented to the University Senate at tomorrow’s plenary meeting–Bwog is waiting for word on whether or not it will be voted on. The preambulatory clauses are phrased and ordered slightly differently, but the operative […]

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Twenty Seven Million Dirty Secrets: An Abolition Campaign

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2011 2 Comments

Remember campus character Phillip Dupree, snowball-fight purveyor extraordinaire? He’s back in action, but this time he’s throwing shots at something much more deserving than a freshperson. Dupree and fellow Columbians Megan Armstrong and Lucy Herz have started a project to combat what he calls “the world’s 27 million dirtiest secrets”—slavery in the modern world. Their I Am […]

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Everything You Wanted to Know About ROTC, To Date

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2011 8 Comments

The University Senate will probably vote on their draft resolution for ROTC’s return on April 1st, although it’s possible they’ll delay until the following plenary meeting on April 29th. Barring a veto of their decision by the Trustees, the USenate’s vote will be the final decision. Reviewing our coverage of the ROTC proceedings, here is […]

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Bwoglines: We are Not Alone Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2011 3 Comments

Drug busts don’t just happen at our school! These guys stepped it up a notch, and now they’re down $8 million and 8,000 marijuana plants. (NY Post) And it looks like we’re not the only ones with new admissions stats—kindergarten hopefuls continue to wait for a spot at their elementary schools, but the lists just keep […]

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Barnard Housing ‘Cap’ Reached

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2011 45 Comments

Barnard has reached its housing cap—that is, the maximum number of Barnard students who can live in Columbia housing. For Barnard students who picked a backup room are OK-ish, but those who didn’t are going onto the ominously-named Guaranteed Wait List. We are investigating just what this means for Columbia students who went into Suite […]

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Music Hum in a Day (Or Two Hours)

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2011 10 Comments

Most students are content to sit through Music Hum, listen to some great music, and get the easy A. But not so with the members of Columbia Classical Performers and fourbythree. These students, with the help of a few special guests, organized and performed Music Hum in a Day. Bwog reports on the musical madness. […]

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Where Art Thou?

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2011 1 Comments

Bwog’s Wednesday feature, Where Art Thou?, is here to keep you posted on what’s going on in the A&E department in Morningside Heights and beyond (basically all the cool events your friends are in/on/at). If you would like your production entitled One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Orchesis posted on Bwog, now you can! E-mail […]

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From the Issue: Should You Shave?

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2011 8 Comments

Bwog respects our heritage/amorous affair by posting each issue of The Blue & White. The latest issue, available this week, is a cornucopia of delights: an exploration of Columbia’s graffiti sub-culture, a foray into our Facebook pasts, and an introduction to Morton Williams’s ticker, among other delights. At Two Swords’ Length” is a feature presenting opposing opinions on […]

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Barnard 2015 Admissions Stats Out

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2011 48 Comments

This week, accepted Barnard prospies for the class of 2015 are receiving their letters–and they will have to wait, because Barnard holds to tradition in sending out only paper acceptances. So much admissions hoopla going on! And it was a notable year for Barnard. The college saw a 38% increase in early applications, from 397 […]

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Columbia Admissions Stats for 2015 Released

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2011 75 Comments

The Office of Undergraduate Admissions has just released the admissions statistics for the Class of 2015! The takeaway: shitloads of people applied to Columbia. The overall admission’s rate for this year was 6.9 percent, compared with last year’s 9.2%. We suspect this has a lot to do with the switch to the Common App, but […]

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Bwoglines: Who Knows? Edition

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analyzing current events like a boss
bwoglines
gotta keep up with those politics
international relations
one step forward two steps back
something new will be on your menu
things SIPA students could be working on
what's next?
your morning dose of news and coffee

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Field Notes: It’s All Coming To An End

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"real columbia students"
"tasty"
drunch
field notes
fitzgerald ftw
fretting for finals already
joseph gordon levitt
notes from the field
s/o to public safety though
spotify reads into your soul man
you don't feel safe when "no caller ID" contacts you

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CCSC Talks Activities Fees And Study Space Crunch

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"flat no"
"you could literally build a bomb in mudd" guess we were the building site of the manhattan project
baked goods
ccsc
Group Study Space
journalism students drunk in Hamilton
lionfund sigh
State of the sandwich
student activities fee

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Let’s Talk Chess

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adhemar ahmad
book culture happenings
bwog supports chess-playing
chess puns the more the better
coffee and a queen's all we need
don't make a good move or a bad move make the best move
is there a chess club?
stuck be queen a rook and a hard place
the most dangerous game or the trendiest game?

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Take A Bow, 121st Annual Varsity Show Cast

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bow down
break a leg
don't break your leg cause we don't think health services will do anything and bwog can't cover your insurance
the 121st annual varsity show
thespians
v121

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Use Meal Swipes To Bring In The Holiday Cheer

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CU students doing good
for once 19 meal swipes a week makes sense
hope the pic made you miss your dog at home even more
JJ's for everyone
no but really this is an A+ idea
the metro north will be hell this week good luck everybody
tis the season to be a good person
you know bwog is getting some Xpress breakfast packs

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The Hidden Side To Teach For America

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bwog went to teachers college
do better TFA
glad we have de blasio now am i right?
it was really hot in the room but sws said that's because admin hates them and gives them shitty rooms
TFA
those damn charter schools
we sure do love a good ol' panel
we were disappointed our girl diane ravitch wasn't there

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Bwoglines: Uncertainty Edition

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artificial penguins make for artificial fun at sea world
avoid sea world like the plague
bwoglines
christopher robin is gendered isn't that enough!
democrats needs a competitor 2016
solidarity with ferguson
tuzyna poland: the perfect place to retire
winnie-the-pooh is a gender ambiguous name anyway

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