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Magazine Preview: From Butler to the Ballot

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2010 16 Comments

A board game, illustrated by Cindy Pan, from the November issue of The Blue and White! Try out your luck as a Columbia politician. (image opens in pop up)

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Double, Double Toil and Trouble: Macbeth Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2010 10 Comments

Bwog’s Resident Shakespeare Connoisseur Peter Sterne reports from the VagBox: It’s hard to think of a Shakespearean play that fits Columbia better than Macbeth (OK, maybe). This classic tragedy of all-consuming ambition might serve as a warning to those who have already decamped to Butler in anticipation of finals, so long as they can tear themselves away from their […]

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Joe on Art, Collaboration, The Internet, And Lerner

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2010 7 Comments

Katheryn Thayer saw JGL IRL (!) this afternoon, promoting his new project hitRECord. CUNUFF organized the event. Joseph Gordon Levitt (but please, call him Joe) is pretty much a movie star and the founder of hitRECord.org: a website that started as an outlet for his own personal creativity and exploded into an international network of […]

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Golden Showers Fill Your Eyes

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2010 15 Comments

Bwog’s Musical Correspondent Lily Icangelo reports with a full bladder: When I found out that the Columbia Musical Theatre Society was putting on a show called “Urinetown: The Musical” and that it’s general premise was about a town where private bathrooms were outlawed and peeing was regulated—I knew I had to see it. I may […]

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Tales from Farmville: Samascott Orchards

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2010 0 Comments

As one of the Columbia Greenmarket’s biggest fans, Bwog likes to stop and chat with the lovely people who supply us with farm fresh produce. This week, Zoe Camp met with the good people of Samascott Orchards—you may know it as the booth with the awesome apple cider. We may be more than halfway into fall, […]

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Cooking with Bwog: Turkey Day Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2010 1 Comments

For all those who will be staying on campus this Thanksgiving, you’re in luck! Read on for Cooking with Bwog’s Matt Powell’s simple and delightful holiday recipes. Thanksgiving—the great holiday to celebrate food. Thanksgiving is America’s National Day of Feasting, feasting to the point that you feel like you’re about to explode, eating so much […]

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An Addendum

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2010 12 Comments

In the interest of fairness, Bwog would like to add an addendum to our coverage of the mock checkpoint on Low yesterday. In addition to posting Hillel’s flyer, we’ve uploaded CSJP’s, which you can now read here (.doc file). Bwog does not endorse the position of any student group. We will post information sent to […]

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Free Food with the Varsity Arcade

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2010 1 Comments

Head over to Low Plaza anytime between now and 4:00 p.m. for free food and giveaways from the V117 Creative Team. The Facebook event advertises free V117 ping pong balls (the perfect addition to your Thursday night!) and Monster (it’s Four Loko minus the fun part!). Bwog suggests you check it out, especially if you’re […]

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We Study in the Most Lovely of Surroundings

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2010 21 Comments

Despite weather that’s frigid one day and positively balmy the next, photographer extraordinaire Hans Hyttinen reminds us that fall is still here! Bwog feels all warm and fuzzy inside. Photo by Hans Hyttinen

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Here’s Some Really Bad Poetry

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2010 17 Comments

Here’s a poem that should have been featured in last night’s Joyce Kilmer Bad Poetry Contest, but wasn’t. It was written by an anonymous poet who is also good at using computers (cough!) There is something special about this poem. Here’s a hint: it’s filled with money. See if you can figure it out. Enjoy. […]

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Bwoglines: Lost and Found Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2010 0 Comments

The second edition of The Encyclopedia of New York City, edited by Columbia’s own NYC expert Professor Kenneth Jackson, is now available. (ABC News) MySpace “surrenders”‘ to Facebook and announces future “integrations” between users’ MySpace and Facebook accounts. (TechCrunch) Vuvuzelas banned at the annual Harvard-Yale football game. (NY Daily News) With Pluto now merely a memory, […]

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Relive BetaJam and Lounge Night

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 1 Comments

CU Records started recording musicians at their events this year, and they’ve just released their first two compilations of live performances. The BetaJam and Lounge Night compilations are now available to download for free, and feature bands like Life Size Maps and Blaxel. CU Records is also hosting an Open Mic Lounge Night in the John Jay Lounge […]

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Overseen: A Poop In Lerner

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a+ pun work
at first you thought maybe it was a leaf but alas
bwog's been really into shameful/shaming overseens lately
here a turd there a turd everywhere a turd turd
partly cloudy afternoon of (your) sole
this is not a drill
turds in lerner
where is this even the ground is so nondescript the poop could be ANYWHERE

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Academic Awards Committee Recognizes Columbia Professors

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full disclosure bwog wanted to take history of modern middle east
how do u pick are there charts involved
how does one quantify humanity
humanity devotion to truth and inspiring leadership alright columbia i c u
khalidi's book sounds unreal
those eyes doe

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A Shifty Look At Secret Societies

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nacoms
people who do things and don't immediately demand acknowledgment
people who have more job prospects than the rest of us
Sachems
secrecy v privacy: discuss
secret societies
senior societies aka the x men
the silent guardians the watchful protectors
what's networking got to do with it

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Where Art Thou?

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"varisty show" bwog def thought that was a type for a solid five minutes
but for real class fomo is def a thing
hipnotic more like hip ROCK IT ok
ok we get it orchesis = lots of places
one more thing for music hum aka the whole thing amirite
should i take spanish arabic finnish or dutch YOU TELL ME
we never really learned to supercaliwhatever
weird number of pictures with white doors and small babies

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Bwoglines: You Thought It Was Over Edition

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bwog walked back from butler IN THE HAIL WHAT IS THIS
bwoglines
hawaiian shirts for dayzz
look at the glasses and the beard this is what hipsterdom has come to
omg gillian flynn though every single one of your friends' moms was obsessed
real talk we're not 100% sure if this horse carriage thing is actually serious.. early tbt?
we tried really hard to come up with an sat pun but like it's an acronym
what happened to urban beach bring back urban beach

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Summer Storage Showdown

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at least if you rent in the city you don't have to pay for storage
bwog making your life easier
just sneak all your stuff into your nyc friends' homes
more shit you need to do before summer
on your way back from storing you can get a friend to push you in the blue bin
storage wars
summer so close
summer storage
too much money

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ESC: Fun With Dean Kachani

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Dean Kachani
esc
everyone loves startups
he looks like he has a small citrus fruit in his mouth in that pic
i'm a soul(ay)man(e)
seas is killin it in the rankings
wait so pass/fail is only a pilot for seas...?
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BwogSports: Baseball And Softball Play Opposites Against Princeton

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bwogsports
Lions beating Tigers...or not
Liz Caggiano hitting homers on the daily
Marvellous is a marvelous student-athlete
pitcher-batter battle
Rob Paller
strikeout
Will Savage

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