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Sex Worker Rights Advocacy Day at Columbia University Monday April 5; 3pm-5pm The Diana 203, Barnard College, New York City Want to promote the rights of individuals in the sex trade industry? Interested in advocating for policy change? Please join the Sex Workers Project of the Urban Justice Center for an information and phone session to help pass the ‘No […]
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The Politics of Lady Gaga

The Politics of Lady Gaga Politics and Pop Culture Panel Series Lerner 569, 8:00 PM Think she’s just a passing pop star, on the road to shaving her head and hitting a paparazzo with a baseball bat? There’s definitely more to her. Come join the Columbia Political Union for a viewing of Lady Gaga’s new […]
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Bwog’s Local Historical Figures Bureau Chief Grant D’Avino recounts a particularly laudatory and well-rounded examination of the life and politics of our very own John Jay. We all proudly hold John Jay in our collective Columbian memory as the first Chief Justice of the United States. But Thursday night, noted historian John Kaminski crafted a […]
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SGA Roundup: Library issues

Bwog’s brand new SGA correspondent Caitlin Lynch reports from last night’s proceedings The main topic of discussion for the evening was the possible renovation of the Barnard Library, which could start as early as this summer. Dean Lisa Norberg, Dean of Libraries, led the discussion. As she was not involved in the structuring of this […]
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WHAT? Auditions for the CCSC-funded short film LIVE AND LET DIE ANOTHER DAY, A Don Q inspired story about two best friends who escape the predictability of college life by indulging in their James Bond obsession, that is, until SHE walks in… WHEN? THIS WEEK. Wed. at 8-11pm Hamilton 404 and Thurs. 6-10pm Hamilton 707 […]
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to win the lottery? Bwog’s most stoic of Housing Correspondents, David Hu, brings you the gloats and surprisingly humble (for some) reactions of the recipients of this year’s best housing lottery numbers. Bwog: What’s it like all the way at the top? Have people been congratulating […]
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Large Hadron Collider turned on, and actually working. (BBC) Barnard faculty reduce course load. (Spec) Nearly half of all the security cameras installed in the subway don’t work. (NYT) Performance artist at MoMA is challenged to become part of another’s conceptual piece. (Gothamist)
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A film crew for a movie called “Homework” was spotted outside of 1020 today, scheduled to shoot from 6am to 11pm. You still have time to go see some movie magic being made and join the ranks of Will Ferrell and Marky Mark! Photo by AK
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Refreshment Roundup

If any of these tickle your fancy, refreshments will be served at both: Housing Talk, Watt 1H lounge, 8pm: No, not that kind of housing. Join NYC real estate agent Erika Roberts as she discusses “apartment hunting in the city, the housing market, and what to look for in your first place after college.” MicroFinance […]
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Braving a long line, cold rain, and French grammar, Bwog’s Ambassador to France Contessa Gayles reports from President Sarkozy’s speech today: After waiting in a line that stretched from the main entrance of Low Memorial Library down onto rainy College Walk, members of the Columbia community joined the scores of press to hear Nicolas Sarkozy, […]
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Dear Friends: Please join the staff of The Blue and White and the Bwog for our meeting tonight at 9 p.m. in the basement of St. Paul’s Chapel. We’re hurtling toward the layout date for our next issue, so tonight we’ll open up the floor to writers to update us on their pieces. Afterward, we’ll […]
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The Study Day-Standoff: Last night’s CCSC meeting saw unanimous passage of a proposal to start the academic year a week earlier when Labor Day falls on September 5th or later. The passage was the first step by the councils towards forming a united undergraduate front in advance of Friday’s University Senate Plenary, in the face […]
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