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As Seen on College Walk: Stormy Weather

By Bwog Staff on Mar 28, 2010 29 Comments

It may have been the first week of spring, but Mr. Sun had yet to rear his golden head. Lots of rain was in the forecasts this week, and campus style adapted accordingly. The trend seemed to be towards deep tones, heavy fabrics, and dark boots; still, everyone expressed optimism about the warmer weather ahead. […]

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LectureHop: A Golden Nugget for Wadah Khanfar

By Bwog Staff on Mar 28, 2010 9 Comments

After nearly suffering a nose bleed from the 11 floor climb through IAB to hear Direct General Wadah Khanfar speak on“Media Revolution in the Middle East,” Sarah Camiscoli was both star-struck by Wadah Khanfar’s presence and impressed by his thoughts on current US Policy in the Middle East, his opinions on reclaiming the responsibility and […]

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Sex, Drugs, and Food and Drinks

By Bwog Staff on Mar 28, 2010 4 Comments

Who knew such scandalous things were allowed in the Butler green zone? Not Bwog! An anonymous tipster sent in this image documenting the work of Columbia’s talented graffiti artists: Good to know that the Stacks aren’t having all the fun.

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But How Much Does That Crunch Bar Really Cost?

By Bwog Staff on Mar 28, 2010 19 Comments

SIPA lobby vending machines take price competition to a whole new level: Photos by ECS

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Bwoglines: Fluctuation Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 28, 2010 0 Comments

Crime goes up. (Gothamist) A crane goes down. (NY1) Met Opera budget goes up. (NYT) MTA budget goes down. (NY Post) Coyote population goes up (even more!). (NY Mag) Lights go down. (NY Daily News)

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BwogSex: Vulturian Vagitarians?

By Bwog Staff on Mar 27, 2010 55 Comments

Nothing helps a body unwind from a tiresome first week back at school like sex! Well, this isn’t sex, but it’s the second best thing: allow us to present the third installment in our new and improved BwogSex feature. The following contemplations by Kia Walton were written in response to a question left in our […]

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Bits and Pieces of CCO 2010

By Bwog Staff on Mar 27, 2010 4 Comments

Columbia Community Outreach 2010 still rocked out on the steps and saved the world despite the winter weather amidst our long-awaited Spring. Photos by RSN

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WORDplay: A Festival of New Works

By Bwog Staff on Mar 27, 2010 5 Comments

Bwog’s New Works Associate Megan McGregor reports from last night’s WORDplay event “Weekend in Boomtown: Act One” with a newfound fear of individuals who watch too much television. Beginning Thursday evening and running through Saturday evening, WORDplay: A Festival of New Works has dominated Lerner’s Black Box with theatrical innovation. Each show consists of at […]

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Baby It’s Cold Outside

By Bwog Staff on Mar 27, 2010 5 Comments

…but don’t you want soft ice cream? Photo by Kelly Reed

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Time Is Running Out!

By Bwog Staff on Mar 27, 2010 0 Comments

Sign-ups close tomorrow for the EcoRep’s third annual “Do It in the Dark” Energy Challenge! The competition is designed to encourage energy conservation and gauge students’ environmental habits and beliefs. Sign-up now, fill out a brief survey, and potentially win prizes! The dorm that reduces its electricity use the most per capita compared to last […]

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Saturday Morning Cartoons: Academic Hazards Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 27, 2010 11 Comments

Saturday Morning Cartoons are back and going modern! Stay off the lawns, kids. Image by Abigail Santner

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Bwoglines: Envy of the World Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 27, 2010 0 Comments

Professor and former Provost and Dean of Faculties Jonathan Cole discusses why no one knows that American universities are the “envy of the world.” (WNYC) The Times reviews Ralph Towner and Paolo Fresu at the Italian Academy on Wednesday. Researchers at the Medical School study a cocaine vaccine. (Spec) Propaganda? (NYT) Coyote phones home. (NYT) […]

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The Luminous Deep Takes Over Morningside Park

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community relations
fun for the whole family
heartwarming
i don't think the cats like it though
morningside lights
under the sea

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EXCLUSIVE: Ferris Guardian Unmasked

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birdy
bwog definitely didnt wear a batman suit until it was five
na na na na batman
our protector
unmasking the forces of good within columbia
wildlife of columbia

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Bucket List: World Leaders Forum 2013

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bucket list
check your intellectual privilege
go forth and learn
hot world leaders
names that are hard to spell
world leaders forum

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Bwoglines: Everything Is Horrible

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fear
goddammit modern family
most of the times the news just sucks

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Found: Dragon Head

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dragon head
kids these days
lil too excited about this
lost and found times a million
maybe the best housing email ever
stop blocking fire exits with dragon heads
that nonchalant tone tho

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Jack Dorsey At Columbia

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Columbia Organization of Rising Entrepreneurs
dear God do humanities majors get jobs too?
jack dorsey
job hysteria
just jack
square
twitter
we were a little upset we didn't get to ask him about sean parker's wedding
wellness

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ClubHop: CU Swing Dance

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boys may or may not still have cooties
nothing like that 'swing your partner round and round' shit
swing
swing not swingers
waivers make everything seem more dangerous
where a white girl tries to dance

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Passport to Free Food

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coning
dance performances that make you feel inferior for only knowing how to fist pump
free food
impending food coma
more like fake id to columbia amirite?
Passport to Columbia
roone arledge should be at the brunt of more jokes
slightly relevant beatles references

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