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The Very Blustery Day

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2010 1 Comments

Oof! It’s terrible outside today. If you’re late for your 10 a.m., take heed: do not bring an umbrella outside. The wind will eat it and it’ll turn inside out. Wear rainboots. Don’t catch a cold. And eat something, you look skinny. Are they even feeding you up there? Bwog’s Weatherman Pat Blute chimes in […]

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Bwoglines: Ups and Downs

By Bwog Staff on Dec 01, 2010 8 Comments

Study suggests that attending an Ivy doesn’t necessarily pay off with a higher starting salary after graduation. That’s bad, because money defines success in life and education is only a means to that end. (NYT) Read about the convoluted history of the crew’s huge painted “C” facing Inwood Hill Park. (Manhattan Times) A Barnard ROTC […]

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Pretty Trees

By Bwog Staff on Nov 30, 2010 6 Comments

Enjoy leaves now! Go do it! Now!

one of those posts with just a picture of the sunset or something

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Relieving Frustration Through Dining Comments

By Bwog Staff on Nov 30, 2010 34 Comments

Certain members of our community have been letting off end-of-semester angst by writing angry comments on dining hall bulletin boards. For example, this note was left in Hewitt circa 11:07 this morning: Hang in there, champ. We know classes are stressful (and dining does stuff like that) but there’s no need to yell.

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A Philosophical NINJa

By Bwog Staff on Nov 30, 2010 19 Comments

God may be dead, but it seems this guy is still alive and printing stuff out in Butler.

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ESC: Community (Food & Juice)

By Bwog Staff on Nov 30, 2010 5 Comments

Sean Zimmermann reports from last night’s ESC meeting. Theresa Martinez, Dean of Community and Multicultural Affairs, spoke at last night’s Engineering Student Council meeting. She was hired last year to help foster a greater sense of Columbia University community. Dean Martinez explained that she is currently working on the open housing policy, the CUEMS proposal, […]

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Magazine Preview: Man About Town

By Bwog Staff on Nov 30, 2010 5 Comments

The November issue of The Blue and White will be arriving on campus momentarily. Meanwhile, enjoy selections from the current edition on Bwog. At first it seemed innocuous enough: a couscous-like, gluten-free, and protein-rich alternative to rice. What damage could it possibly cause? Formerly confined to the lower shelves of Whole Foods and other “informed” […]

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Bwoglines: Stealing (the Joy of Christmas) Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 30, 2010 0 Comments

More (and even more) on George Castro- who is not in fact an employee of the University– the man indicted on charges of stealing nearly $5 million from Columbia, including the quote, “The money just appeared in my account.” (NYT/WSJ) Two researchers at the Mailman School of Public Health find that ineffective treatments and high […]

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Lost: Gold ID Bracelet

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2010 0 Comments

Lost Tues 23/11/10 between 1020, O’Connell’s and Sip (oh dear). It’s a tiny gold bracelet with my name (Natalie) engraved. It’s of no monetary value but is of huge sentimental importance as I’ve had it since I was born (!). If you find it, please contact njr2115@columbia.edu

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Breaking: SGA Recognizes Greek Life

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2010 71 Comments

This just in! SGA has voted to recognize sororities at Barnard by a vote of 14-5. Zoe Camp reports. Some words from the SGA meeting happening now: SGA was asked why the student poll existed in the first place, to which SGA members replied, “the student body really stood up and there was a large […]

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Car Crash at 120th and Broadway

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2010 3 Comments

A tipster reports that two cabs collided. One cab swerved into a tree and the other stopped in the middle of the street, apparently pretty badly smashed up. Details to follow. If you’re nearby, send a picture to tips@bwog.com. Update, 9:30: Both cab drivers are in stable condition but there was still an ambulance on […]

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Free Food and Food for Thought

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2010 1 Comments

As part of World AIDS Week 2010, Student Global AIDS Campaign presents 30 Years and Counting: The HIV/AIDS Pandemic. They promise to serve you free dinner from Long Grain Thai and free dessert from Kitchenette. Plus, Sociomedical Sciences Professor Robert Fullilove, will feed you words of wisdom. It’s all going down at 8:00 pm in […]

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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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Dining Hall Reviews, Core-Style

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$15 buffet damn that shit's expensive
dark abyss of ferris
darwin was not a jj's health inspector but he would have made a good one
did that turn into vonnegut at the end who knows
dining heavy day
ferris staircase tho
our stomachs are indeed thunder in fact bwog's is rumbling right now
rather take the stairs than sit at the bar tho
spec was into darwin shocker
sylvia asks god to expand her belly
sylvia harnessed hunger
sylvia made the best
the dining gods are dead
the dining hall of many ways toooo real
the gods of dining psh as if

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Gillian Lester To Be New Law School Dean

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ch-ch-changes
law school
lots of new hires
new dean new you
no one actually cares about the law school
updates from law school
whoops accidentally gillian flynn

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Let Them Eat Cake

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10 points if you get just "sex"
full disclosure bwog would still eat that
in fact maybe this will be bwog's dinner
is it just us or does that icing look deliberately clumpy
literally whose idea was this
overseen
yum yum

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Where Art Thou?

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cheer urself up wit dance or music (or alcohol)
end of the year jazz what are other end of the year celebrations could there possibly be
entirely gratuitous britney reference
fear and loathing in las vegas WHOOPS meant misery of the third reich
home stretch that cat is p fuckin home(l)y
ngl also read "goettler" as "goethe" bwog has been very confused today
RAWWcus jk that's not how u spell it
twyla tharp woooot
wait guys hamletmaching and love of don sound so cool
what exactly is passing strange bwog confused

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What Matters To YOU?

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anonymous commenters can now get another way to vent
ben was really hipster and cool we talked over skype
everyday connections tho
formspring was a drama den
formspring was such a disaster
full disclosure bwog stalks the columbia matter page constantly
internet anonymity
matter
the app is actually sort of addicting
weed hangovers

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