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Cooking With Bwog 2.0: With A Little Help From Our Foodie Friends

By Bwog Staff on Mar 26, 2010 12 Comments

We’ve done this cooking thing before, but we thought we’d, uh, kick it up a notch. Bwog obviously loves to eat, but there are others on campus with more refined palates. We turned to Matt Powell, a member of Columbia University Culinary Society, to guide us through gastronomy. Welcome to the return of Cooking with […]

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Free Food: Cafe Parisien with the French Cultural Society

By Bwog Staff on Mar 26, 2010 0 Comments

For all you gallophiles (or just croissant-ophiles) out there, the French Cultural Society is sponsoring a Study Break in the Broadway Room in Lerner from 4 to 5:30 today. Complimentary treats include Nutella mousse, quiches, and both sweet and savory croissants. Bon Appetit!

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Bwoglines: Comments on Global Women’s Jail-Inspired Playgrounds Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 26, 2010 3 Comments

Gothamist cites Bwog comments. (So you could be famous!) HuffPo defends Women’s Studies at Columbia. The City comes to an agreement to develop Ground Zero. (Times) Columbia opens ‘Global Centers’ in Mumbai and Paris. Debate continues over the Jail-themed playground in Brooklyn. (Times)

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ROOTEd Allies Series: Addressing the “What Now?”

By Bwog Staff on Mar 26, 2010 0 Comments

DIA 203 Diana Center, Barnard College Coordinated and facilitated by ROOTEd members, the Allies Series is an intensive dialogue series, which confronts issues of social power and privilege on individual, organizational, and community-based levels. The goal of the series is to create a space for student organizations and individuals within the larger Columbia community to […]

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ROOTEd Allies Series Panel and Discussion: Students and Representatives from the NYC Community Discuss Community Organizing

By Bwog Staff on Mar 26, 2010 0 Comments

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ROOTEd Allies Series: What Do Groups Do for Themselves vs. What Do They Do for the CU Community?

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ROOTEd Allies Series: How Do Communities Organize on campus?

By Bwog Staff on Mar 26, 2010 0 Comments

Satow Room, Lerner Hall Coordinated and facilitated by ROOTEd members, the Allies Series is an intensive dialogue series, which confronts issues of social power and privilege on individual, organizational, and community-based levels. The goal of the series is to create a space for student organizations and individuals within the larger Columbia community to grapple with […]

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Moving Towards Utopia: What King of City Lies Ahead?

By Bwog Staff on Mar 25, 2010 0 Comments

MOVING TOWARD UTOPIA: What King of City Lies Ahead? PANELISTS INCLUDE: Tom Angotti, Nancy Levinson, & Bill Menking Moderated By David Smiley Wednesday, April 14th 6:30PM James Room 4th Floor Barnard Hall (West 117th St and Broadway) A new concept of the city has emerged among contemporary urbanists. Architects and planners now frame the city […]

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KSA Culture Show Promotional Study Break

By Bwog Staff on Mar 25, 2010 0 Comments

Lerner 569 In anticipation of the KSA Culture Show on April 9th 2010, there will be a promotional event this Sunday, March 28th at 6:00P.M in Lerner 569. There will be free energy drinks, food and shot glasses available. As if that’s not enough, we have performances ready and you can also purchase discounted culture […]

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They’ve Struck Again

By Bwog Staff on Mar 25, 2010 17 Comments

The residents of Schapiro face a dreaded Housing raid, as lounge furniture-pilfering students failed to learn a lesson from Wien/EC. It seems that 3 chairs and 3 tables have gone missing from the 2nd, 9th, 10th and 11th floor lounges. Who’s hosting a dinner party in their Schapiro double? Housing has given the hooligans until […]

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Guide to a Glorious Weekend

By Bwog Staff on Mar 25, 2010 3 Comments

If you couldn’t get out enough this week to watch frat families playing Frisbee with their adopted dogs, couples stroking on Low, or observe hoards of unknown Columbia citizens emerging out of the woodwork in celebration of the beautiful weather, INY is here with more suggestions so that you can enjoy the great in and […]

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Overheard: The Big Question

By Bwog Staff on Mar 25, 2010 11 Comments

“This is not the most important question I’ll ask today, but how many of you think that Cornell can beat Kentucky?” -Ira Katznelson, 20th Century American History, God Among Men

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CCSC: They’re Baaaack

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alumni mentorship program
ccsc
honor code
housekeeping
more than a notification on SSOL
perks of being a politician

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Bwoglines: Dr. Seuss Edition

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art hum
bwog is a huge olympics fanatic
bwog rhymes
dr. seuss

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Bwog Wants You!

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applications
apply
daily application
daily editors
we promise this isn't like applying to college

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GMA FAME

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college week
gaga for gaga
good morning america
kingsmen
soccer
sorry one direction won't be there

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Bwog Meeting Tonight

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remember when this song always played at birthday parties and it's actually about polyamory
The synthetic trumpets in this song tho

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SocketHop: Pretty Good Privacy

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bwog put on it's journalist hat
civil disobedience
email
encryption
it's not paranoia if they're out to get you
security measures
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Free Food: First Of The Year

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bwog is an equal opportunity cupcake consumer
CQA
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new year new listservs to join
these rainbow cupcakes only prefer other rainbow cupcakes

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Bwoglines: Slightly Unexpected Edition

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day of victory for magic nerds
is it weird that this is not the first article bwog has read on fecal transplants
oh michael we'll miss you
zombie elves come to the rescue

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