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ESC: Now You See It, Now You Don’t

By Bwog Staff on Feb 22, 2011 25 Comments

Sean Zimmermann reports from last night’s ESC Meeting. As it stands, Barnard will be “kicked out of LionShare” after June. Barnard will set up its own system. Student Service Representative Lisa Mack reports Housing may get rid of the ROLM phone system and reallocate the money for “more pressing needs” since “everyone uses their cell […]

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High Police Presence Only a Drill

By Bwog Staff on Feb 22, 2011 7 Comments

Bwog received a tip this morning noting unusually high police presence outside of Barnard at 116th and Broadway–inlcuding police dogs and armed officers. Upon visiting the scene, Bwog learned that the city had run an anti-terror drill. Police arrived at the 116th street subway as if responding to a bomb threat. The University is not […]

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Last Day for Everyone but SEAS to Drop a Class

By Bwog Staff on Feb 22, 2011 5 Comments

That’s right, Columbia College, Barnard, and GS, today is your last chance to drop that class you thought looked interesting until you realized there was a three page response due every week. UPDATE: A tipster informs Bwog that EA Sports is giving away a free Snoop concert to the college with the most votes on […]

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Bwoglines: 1984 Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 22, 2011 1 Comments

Columbia law professor Eben Moglen believes the Freedom Box, a small server meant for personal use, can keep the internet out from under the watchful eye of Big Brother. (NYT) Winston Stephen A. Smith thinks Melo can catapult the Knicks back to relevance. Now they just have Jay-Z and the Nets to deal with, and […]

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LectureHop: Arianna Huffington, Joan Didion and the Speccies

By Bwog Staff on Feb 21, 2011 14 Comments

Print journalism enthusiasts Claire Sabel and Carolyn Ruvkun scored invites to CSAAD, Columbia Spectator’s Annual Awards Dinner, held this year at the Columbia Club in midtown. Speccies schmoozed, Arianna Huffington charmed, and hobnobbing ensued. “Journalism is not a spectator sport,” declared Arianna Huffington. It was an unfortunate choice of words, since the media mogul was […]

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They’re Watching

By Bwog Staff on Feb 21, 2011 16 Comments

To those who studied in Butler 210 last night— you were being watched! The reason for filming is not nearly as sinister and panopticonny as it seems. A JSchooler was getting some stock footage for a documentary about a sober house built specifically for college students. She’s investigating what drives students to alcoholism, and plans to […]

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Chronicles of Existentialism: Nussbaum & Wu

By Bwog Staff on Feb 21, 2011 4 Comments

“Myth opens the door to a world that cannot be predicted and controlled, where truth is more amorphous, multifaceted, relative, pluralistic.” – David N. Elkins

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In Defense of Ethernet

By Bwog Staff on Feb 21, 2011 23 Comments

Bwog is a champion of the people. We save cats from trees, we give you free food, we defend the lowliest, saddest, most seemingly indefensible parts of our fair campus. We’ve tackled Wien, Famiglias, and the Freshman Fifteen. In response to a recent CUIT push for wireless to replace ethernet, Zoe Camp takes on the haters and gives you a […]

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BucketList: Bodies and Embodiment Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 21, 2011 0 Comments

Bucket List represents the unbelievable intellectual privilege and luxury we enjoy as Columbia students. We do our very best to bring to your attention important guest lecturers and special events on campus that will hopefully make you realize how lucky we are to be here. Our recommendations for this week are below and the full […]

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Look Alive, The Prospies Have Arrived

By Bwog Staff on Feb 21, 2011 37 Comments

Flocks of prospective students clutter campus in celebration of Presidents’ Day. It’s rumored that the Undergraduate Recruitment Committee expects “mega tours” this week. Makes you feel sentimental, don’t it?

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CCSC: New Routes to Olde Ends Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 21, 2011 5 Comments

CCSC deliberates. Brian Wagner reports. The council once again discussed a streamlined, multi-council uniform cosponsorship committee after hearing presentations from the treasurers of the three other student councils, which have all passed the measure. The proposed committee would cut a lot of red tape, saving the sanity of councils and applicants alike. CCSC proposed a revised resolution. The Council […]

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Spring is Fickle

By Bwog Staff on Feb 21, 2011 15 Comments

While you slept a slushpocalypse swept away the spring that almost was:

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Look! Dogs!!

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bwog loves animals
can we smuggle pets into the dorms
cuteness
didn't this make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside
dogs
if you don't think these dogs are you maybe you have no soul
not so boringside heights lol jk this was in central park
only in new york
seriously can we smuggle pets into dorms fish are boring and cats can be really quiet and don't need to go outside
the one in the tutu is our favorite
who doesn't love animals
who need midterms when you can look at dogs!!

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The Second Annual(?) Columbia University Garden Party

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boringside heights
bow ties for the win
columbia has a tumblr for boys in salmon shorts
it was for a great cause yay charity
no but the idea was nice
we love pastels
what is this garden party do we go to columbia or princeton
where are all the people
who doesn't love a capella

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LectureHop: Governor Lincoln Chafee (And His Winning Political Advice)

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are people really independents apparently idk?
are politicians ever nice guys?
bwog does politics sort of
bwog luvs politics
dark horse call on the independent tho
is it us or do prezo and chafee have similar hair seriously plz google him and investigate for yourself
lecturehop
lol everyone is jumping ship on the republicans bc they are going craaaaaaaaay
politics is not a reliable career path ppl u should pay attention to this
politics woohoo
rhode island the clutch state
seriously though he does seem pretty nice n chill
this is a switcharoo type of situation with the parties

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Bwoglines: Reports Edition

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amanda bynes :/
continue doing you unless you is amanda bynes and then seek some real help
ebola is V scary
ebola may kill us all
jlaw and kim kardashain's nudes were leaked too
let's hear it for the end of child suppression and bad education
nobel peace prize
really not into ebola
the snappening
these soon to be nobel laureates are much better people than all of us ever will be
this is why you shouldn't sext and drive or maybe just sext in general

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Boringside: Super Spooky Halloween Edition

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boringside
boys becoming men/men becoming wolves
bwog aint no photographer
I can't stress eat LEAVES Columbia
International's decorations are the physical representation of your hangover
Let's get boring for Halloween
shitty pictures
thanks a lot for the BOWL OF LEAVES john jay
werewolf bar mitzvah spooky scary

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Bwog Is A Grad Student For The Day

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another reason not to go to business school
coffee runs in our veins
damn good coffee
how to be a grad student without even trying
joe art of high prices
raskolnikov would not approve
say it ain't so joe
undergraduate and graduate students do have the same problems

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Dark And Light Places With Elijah Blake

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"dark places" yes we are familiar with that
artsy bwog
bwog meets cool people
def jam
elijah blake
we are now only one degree of separation away from rihanna
we luv polka dots

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An Open Forum On Mental Health

Eric Cohn 1

be the change you wish to see
ch-ch-ch-changes sorta
CPS
mental health
mental health task force
mhtf
open forum

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