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Lerner Hall – Broadway Piano Lounge Last November, we surprised the Columbia administration by exposing the truth: they went behind the backs of the students by curtailing the ability of the Arts Initiative to carry out its mission, by moving it from its independent position in the President’s Office, to the School of the Arts, […]
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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 […]
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The MTA is increasing security in subway stations, yet only about 25% of all stations will have security cameras. (Gothamist) New York health commissioner is fighting obesity by advocating a sugared soda tax. (NYT) Bloomberg may be doing it all just for us, but it might not be good enough. (NYDaily) JFK has started renovating […]
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Ladies and gents, the rumors are true/false/sortakinda accurate, depending on your sources: legendary Wu Tang member Ghostface Killah, Outback Steakhouse-promoting psychedelic indie outfit Of Montreal, and remixing/upcoming Pittsburgh rapper Wiz Khalifa will play Bacchanal on Saturday, April 24th. Bacchanal’s theme this year is Chewbacchanal, and readers should be on the lookout for real-life Chewie sightings […]
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Gender and Identity Politics at Columbia University Ella Weed Room, 223 Millbank, Barnard College Monday, April 12, 5:30-7 PM This annual career panel event will feature Asian American female panelists, who are faculty, staff, and administrators at Barnard College and Columbia University. These panelists will speak about their experiences of being Asian American women in […]
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Campus Vibes Free Lunch

Campus Vibes Free Lunch “Homes & Heritage: Examining our Families, Traditions, and Multiple Identities” Co-sponsored with the Society of Asian American Sisters (SAAS) 302 Diana Wednesday, April 7th, 12-1 PM This is a lunch discussion with Barnard’s Office of Diversity Initiatives. For More Information: Contact: diversity@barnard.edu Check Out: http://www.barnard.edu/diversity/programs/dialogueseries.html
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For some first-years, John Jay takeout is the saving grace of our humble dining hall. It gives students the option of eating in the comfort of their own dorms, on the Steps, or at any other location where it’s acceptable to eat alone. However, as convenient and useful as this service may be, there are […]
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The rain subsided, and the latter part of the week brought days of glorious weather. Florals, spotted on the young and old alike, dominated College Walk in an apparent nod to Easter and general spring spirit. Bwog brings you some highlights. Annika and Trisha, BC/CC/SEAS/GS ’??, College Walk To parents/family: What brings you to Columbia? We’re […]
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ROOTEd Sundaes on Mondays: International Volunteering and Advocacy Monday, April 5th, 9-11 PM Intercultural Resource Center (552 W. 114 Street) Come and discuss the power and politics of International Volunteering and Advocacy! (and enjoy some ice cream) Topics include: “Voluntourism. “Something is better than nothing.” “Volunteering abroad is for rich people.” “Volunteering abroad is an […]
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Last night, Educators for Mumia Abu-Jamal, Lucha, and nine other student organizations organized Live From Death Row: Mumia at the Crossroads in the Age of Obama, a massive conference on one of America’s most famous death row inmates. Bwog’s Questionable Incarcerations Bureau Chief Jon Edelman was in attendance. This was the rare moment of academic […]
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Make Easter and Passover last in your dorm all week long. Bwog’s culinary experts share some recipes that are not for the faint of heart  (or vegetarians, for that matter), but that can add some Emeril-status kick to your seder/Easter dinner. We’ve got two meat recipes—one challenging, one simpler. Happy eating, as always. The Recipe […]
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It’s spring, a time of rebirth, renewal, and hope. As the flowers peep out from the soil each April in the cycle of the four seasons, so, too, do groovy new Apple products perpetually emerge in the never-ending cycle that is modern technology. In that vein, Bwog is very excited to bring you the first campus […]
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