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Lost: Cell phone

By Bwog Staff on Dec 02, 2010 0 Comments

It’s a red samsung t-mobile flip phone. I know I dropped it somewhere between the Lerner lobby and college walk where the ambulance is parked OR outside faculty house or Wien. It happened around 12 to 1 on wednesday.

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Free Food: Chanukah Starts

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2010 3 Comments

Just because Thanksgiving is past doesn’t mean there can’t be a cornucopia of free food to graze on! From 7:30-8:30 p.m., enjoy the Campus-Wide Candle Lighting, which celebrates the first night of Chanukah. Free Dunkin’ Donuts! You can get in on the action in the lounges in Broadway, Carman, Hartley, Schapiro and Sulz, and in […]

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Know Your Rights (About Candles)

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2010 7 Comments

Happy Holidays! Barnard Housing sent out an email yesterday, just in time for the start of Chanukah, notifying students that not only are they forbidden to light candles in their room, simple possession is also forbidden. Even if you’re just holding them for a friend, it’s against the rules, kids. In its divine wisdom, however, […]

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Overheard: Please Don’t Be Glum

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2010 1 Comments

Overheard in Era of Civil War and Reconstruction, a.k.a. Foner: “Whoever said this was going to be the worst fucking Chanukah ever was RIGHT.” Bwog hopes folks feeling this way investigated the Chabad Menorah. Or at least head to any of the other candle-lightings around campus tonight.

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Festival of Lights, Even When It’s Gray

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2010 0 Comments

From 5-7 p.m., despite the weather, Chabad will be lighting a giant Menorah on College Walk. Head over there for free donuts, cider, Menorahs, candles and other give-aways. Update: Attendees were happy the rain had passed, and gamely fought against the night chill with hot cider and friendly company. The group of 40 or so […]

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The Calm After the Storm

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2010 8 Comments

Unless you were stuck all day in some windowless room in Pupin—in which case Bwog is sorry—you can’t have missed the torrential winds and elemental forces that struck campus today. It was raining sideways! Or whatever else your grandma says when it rains a lot. But anyways, it was all worth it since Michael Rady […]

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Magazine Preview: Our Super Sad True Columbia Story

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2010 6 Comments

We’ll let you know when the November issue of The Blue and White arrives in buildings on campus, but until then, enjoy the entire issue as we preview it on Bwog. In an nontraditional marketing move, author and Columbia professor Gary Shteyngart attempted to attract a different set of readers to his summer release, Super […]

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Oren’s Now Has Swipe Cards

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2010 4 Comments

Ladies and gentlemen, the future is here. Oren’s Daily Roast, the coffee shop that is so much better than Starbucks, I mean why would you ever drink Starbucks, has entered the modern age. Instead of their old stamp cards, they now have plastic swipe cards. Behold. Behold the bi-chromatic design, the name stamped boldly across […]

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Mudd Is Leaking

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2010 9 Comments

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Quicktix: Uncle Ben! Edition

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2010 2 Comments

Behold the treasures which lie before you. Tickets sold for on campus events this week: 2275 On campus events on sale now: Silence: December 9th, 10th, 11th, 2pm & 8pm, Diana Black Box, $5, Tickets. Portrait and a Dream: December 9th, 10th, 11th, 8pm, Lerner Black Box, $5, Tickets. A Funny Thing Happened on the […]

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The Ultimate Dedication

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2010 13 Comments

A startling discovery has been made: Justin Bieber’s number 1 fan attends Barnard, and she honors him with the namesake of her WiFi network. Bwog has seen both some pretty serious Bieber fans as well as some pretty strange network names in its day, but props to this anonymous fan for mashing them up so […]

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Anna Feuer, CC ’11, Wins a Marshall Scholarship

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2010 16 Comments

Look, sometimes things work out for English majors! Anna Feuer, CC ’11, will head to Oxford next year on a Marshall scholarship to write about the interaction between Irish and Indian writers during the early 20th century. Niche history… it gets you free shit! Congratulations, Anna!

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Fireside Chat, Graduate Edition

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anonymous comments suck amirite
fireside chat
gillian lester
globalization
manhattanville
prezbo
sexual assault
we now offer doctorates in squirrel studies

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University Statement On Title IX Filing

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a lot of nothing
clery
columbia university
no comment
sexual assault
statements
title ii
Title IX
university
updates

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The Activities Board At Columbia And Conflict Of Interest

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abc
abstinence
activities board
activities board at columbia
budgetary issues
but is there a computer club? can we start one? who wants to play oregon trail?
conflict of interest
grand ethical dilemmas
honor code
policy problems
smart ethical very hardworking people
you can only be an abc member if you have zero friends involved in activities

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SGA: No But Really, Barnard Cares About Your Health

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alternative milk sampling
barnard
barnard: now offering in-clinic IUD insertions!!!
free yoga!
health wellness etc
IUDs in general needs to be a tag
man oh man having insurance is nice
mmmm milk bwog likes ours made of soy or even almonds or coconut if we're feeling rowdy
non-competitive running
quality of life survey
school year windin up
sga
thanks affordable care act
things under the blanket of wellness but it's a very cozy crocheted blanket maybe one your grandma made back in the 90s anyway it's warm?
well woman

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Columbia Ends Sexual Violence By Baking A Cake

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bollinger canoodling
bollinger's fun run t-shirts
buzzwords and other fun things
comprehensive culinary tactics
ferris booth just cannot win
martinez heard you
nothing fixes institutional problems like cake
red velvet is not a flavor it's a fabric
red velvet is not transparent enough for columbia
riiiight it definitely takes twelve minutes to bake a cake can you hear ina garten cackling because we can
satire
SATIRE SATIRE THIS IS SATIRE
sex ass con and other cute cupcake designs
sexual assault
stuck in line behind carrie bradshaw for some damn cupcakes ugh
the sexual violence cake
this cake is saying that we heard you
we heard you

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Group Files Title IX And Other Complaints Against Columbia

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press releases
sexual assault
sexual assault awareness month
Title IX

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Bwoglines: Stop The Presses! Edition

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#tbt with a twist because surprise we sent you to our own archives for once
affirmative action
bwog wants to work at slugline
bwog will now be publishing a print paper once per week too just for fun
bwoglines
fleet foxes...meh at least he's educating himself
go GS go GS go
having so much fun tearing apart the intimate architecture of our beloved city
hillary clinton
if we could handle reagan's old age we could more than handle a grandma-status hillary
moma
print journalism
ready for grandma hillary
ready for hillary
supreme court
wherein the world of news basically becomes slugline

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Spec Goes Mostly Digital

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#buthasspecfallen?
#desperatespec
#newspec
an exciting next phase
an exciting next phase sounds like thinly veiled tears
columbia spectator
digital
fight it out in the comments we all know prezbo is watching
guess the fundraising dinner wasn't enough
print is overrated
spectator
terrible decisions
the "first" ivy league to stop daily production implies a whole lot...
we are also cutting print production
why not just call it an expansion and call it a day

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