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Bwoglines: While You Were Sleeping And/Or Doing Keg Stands

By Bwog Staff on Mar 21, 2010 4 Comments

BSchool professor Adam Dell is Padma’s babydaddy. At long last: beekeeping is legal in New York. GS student Sam Elchert is relieved. More on GS and the G.I Bill: GS student John McClelland talks to the BBC about his time as an Army medic. Generally Big Deal Person and History Professor David Eisenbach is writing […]

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Morningside Heights, You Are OK Sometimes

By Bwog Staff on Mar 20, 2010 6 Comments

The sun has set on a beautiful, 70 degree day here in New York. Bwog had a lovely time remembering how wonderful it is here (and below 96th Street!) during the first few days of spring. We k-velled like k-razy when we spotted this yellow flower and sign poking out of an open window on […]

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More Wi-Fi Coming to Dorms

By Bwog Staff on Mar 20, 2010 14 Comments

Just when you thought you escaped the woes of Housing over break, they return. Bwog has received word that more dorms next semester will receive free wireless access. Expect this to change some dynamics when it comes to housing selection! Here’s the full list of dorms that will have Wi-Fi starting in the Fall, via […]

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Trip No More

By Bwog Staff on Mar 17, 2010 80 Comments

And throw on some heels! Daniel Sims, SEAS ’13, sent in evidence of new anti-stumble concrete being laid down on the steps.

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Foner Disapproves!

By Bwog Staff on Mar 17, 2010 9 Comments

Eric Foner, Most Famous Professor of All Time and CC ’63, stopped by the Colbert Report last night to talk textbooks and Texas. Mr. Colbert was discussing a recent Texas Schoolboard vote approving a “conservative stamp on history and economics textbooks.” Who better to comment than the author of your AP US History textbook: Sir […]

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Barnard Housing…It’s Imminent!

By Bwog Staff on Mar 16, 2010 16 Comments

There’s nothing to put a damper on SPRING BREAK 2010! like housing trauma. Barnard students can start registering for housing on March 22nd, as in the Monday after spring break. Registration lasts for a week, until the following Monday the 29th. Lottery numbers will be posted the next Monday, April 5th. New for 2010: registration […]

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LectureHop: Arguing Eliticide

By Bwog Staff on Mar 16, 2010 4 Comments

Climbing twelve floors of the colossal IAB to make it to Dennis’ Gratz lecture on elitocide, Bwog’s Official Anti-Elitist Sarah Camiscoli was surprised to see that the “lecture” was only set up to accommodate Mr.Gratz, a moderator, and a small round table filled with professors and graduate students who were critical (or perhaps just confused) by the […]

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Overseen on Facebook: Home, Sweet Home

By Bwog Staff on Mar 15, 2010 26 Comments

Spring break was going to be so productive.

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The Great Peel-Back

By Bwog Staff on Mar 15, 2010 17 Comments

You’ve left campus to find some green and Facilities decides to uncover the lawns. It’s Columbian irony! Whoops. Bwog is vacationing in the sun and didn’t realize that it was this weekend’s almost-hurricane that teased us with the lawns. We’ll let you know when they’re actually open. Photo by HEH

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Oral Surgery Panel

By Bwog Staff on Mar 13, 2010 0 Comments

@ Hamilton 309 Interested in dentistry or medicine? How about both? CAPS and AMSA are holding the first joint panel on oral surgery! Please come to Hamilton 309 on Tuesday, March 23rd at 7pm. Dr. Sidney Eisig and Dr. Stewart Lazow will be speaking at this panel about oral surgery and their experiences as oral […]

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Echoes Submissions Deadline

By Bwog Staff on Mar 13, 2010 0 Comments

Echoes is the Barnard literary magazine. We accept art and writing from all CU-affiliated schools. Barnardechoes@gmail.com http://eclipse.barnard.columbia.edu/~echoes/index.html

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Apply to Join the 2010-11 Editorial Board of The Current

By Bwog Staff on Mar 13, 2010 0 Comments

Apply for the 2010-11 editorial board of The Current! The Current is Columbia’s undergraduate magazine of contemporary politics, culture, and Jewish affairs. We’re looking for students interested in writing and editing on any of these topics during the coming school year. Please visit www.columbiacurrent.org to learn more about the magazine, to read about the available […]

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ESC: They Make It Look So SEASy

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ain't no party like a sesquicentennial party
dmc boyce
esc
hold on there eager mcbeavers
MSEAS Hammer
roarrrr lion roarrrr
seasy peasy

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Bringing Femsexy Back

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bwog helps you get involved
femsex
peer facilitation is the best facilitation
sex positivity

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John Jay Gone Wild

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almost bwogsex
please speculate on its plot in the comments
seriously find us this porno

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Bwoglines: Nostalgia Edition

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bwog doesn't do those too personal surveys
bwog thought bloomberg could buy as many terms as he wanted?
kids these days
lenfest sounds lenfestive
sorry about all the harvard news bwog is merely the messenger
stuck in the past

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Party Testimonial: Who’s The NSLOP-iest Of Them All

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#canthang
4-CAVAs-1-week
adolescent pheromones
bitches came over yeah we threw a party
carman
carman 8
nslop
nsop
nsop 2013
party testimonial
the ocho

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Bwog Video Meeting TONIGHT!

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bwog video
fame
meeting announcement
video with bwog

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The Free Food Goes On

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AAA
can all the free food just gather in one glorious lerner spot?
free food
ina garten is a goddess among women
it better be from westside
you can eat for free the first month at columbia

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LectureHop: Junot Díaz at El Museo del Barrio

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bwog would rather read diaz than descartes
el museo del barrio
getting off campus like a champ
junot diaz
lecturehop

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