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Let The Games Begin!

By Bwog Staff on Jan 19, 2011 14 Comments

Barnard students just received an e-mail announcing the resurrection of Greek Games, one of “its oldest and most beloved traditions.” An contest of “beauty, myth and rhythm” whose events included chariot and torch racing and literary competitions, the Games have not been held since annually since 1968, although they have been sporadically revived a handful […]

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Bwoglines: Something For Everyone Edition

By Bwog Staff on Jan 19, 2011 4 Comments

Bloomberg: Bloomberg is to give his 10th State of the City address today, where he will address issues of education, crime, housing, and politics, as well as announcing a plan to make it legal to hail livery cabs. (City Room) Operation Ivy League: Harrison David is reported to be in the custody of a retired […]

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Student Mugged Outside McBain on Saturday Afternoon

By Bwog Staff on Jan 18, 2011 47 Comments

This morning, Public Safety emailed an alert, describing the mugging of a student this past Saturday outside of McBain. The email included the location and time of the mugging, along with pictures of the suspected assailant. However, the alert failed to mention any sort of exceptional violence, even though the victim, Mason Fitch, CC ’12, tells […]

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From the Magazine: The Letterman Sweater

By Bwog Staff on Jan 18, 2011 17 Comments

The newest issue of The Blue & White hits newstands this week! Enjoy previews on Bwog. Chalk it up to convenience, comfort, or pride— whatever the reason, athletes at Columbia seem to spend an inordinate amount of time padding around campus in logo-tagged sweats. But when homecoming weekend rolls around, footballers and field hockey players […]

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Classes to Take Before You Die I Mean Graduate: The List

By Bwog Staff on Jan 18, 2011 37 Comments

We asked and you answered. Below, read the list, compiled from all of your comments, of classes to take before you graduate. The classes are separated by department, then professor, with a separate section for Global Core. Bolded classes are being offered this semester. Go shop and get inspired! American Studies: Andrew Delbanco, Foundations of […]

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Brave the Elements!

By Bwog Staff on Jan 18, 2011 0 Comments

Oh the weather outside is…miserable in every possible way. After Bwog fell face first in a puddle of slush, Bweatherman emeritus, Pat Blute, served us farm-fresh scrambled eggs and offered this comment: “Suck it Roker.” Grab your galoshes and stay dry, friends!

the first day of classes; even the gods are crying

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Call for Opening Remarks!

By Bwog Staff on Jan 18, 2011 40 Comments

New semesters bring new absurdity. On the first day of class, those crazy geniuses who walk among us young folk spice up the classroom with their funny, strange and wise words. Share your professors’ most outrageous openers in the comments. ‘Tis a tradition! And keep sending the semester’s silliest to tips@bwog.com. Image via Wikimedia

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It’s Over Already: Next Hearing Scheduled for March 1st

By Bwog Staff on Jan 18, 2011 23 Comments

David Hu reports straight from the court Today’s hearing was a “calendar call,” and not that much really happened. In a hearing that lasted about 30 minutes the students were all called forward but none of them spoke. The lawyers of each of the defendants conversed directly with the judge, but no new information was […]

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Bwoglines: Welcome Home Edition

By Bwog Staff on Jan 18, 2011 8 Comments

The latest in New York City hawk drama: Lola, one member of the red-tail hawk power couple, has flown the coop. Meanwhile Pale Male is canoodling with a younger chick. We trust Hawkma’s soaring above all the scandal. (NYPost) Whoah! We beat Cornell?! Major Kudos to men’s B-ball. (Spec) Apparently we’re “academically adrift.” In a new study, […]

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High-Profile Attorneys to Defend Students

By Bwog Staff on Jan 18, 2011 7 Comments

The five students arrested in December for drug-related charges will be represented by high-profile criminal defense attorneys, who have previously represented the likes of the Wu-Tang Clan and Temeka Lewis, one of the defendants from the escort service patronized by former governor Eliot Spitzer, DNAinfo is reporting this morning. Jose Stephan Perez will be represented […]

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Operation Ivy League: The Trial

By Bwog Staff on Jan 17, 2011 25 Comments

Chris Coles (CC ’12), Harrison David (SEAS ’12), Adam Klein (CC ’12), Joseph Stephen Perez (aka Stephan Vincenzo, CC ’12), and Michael Wymbs (SEAS ’11), who were arrested in Operation Ivy League, will appear in a hearing tomorrow at the Criminal Term of the Supreme Civil Court on 111 Centre St., beginning at 9:45 a.m. […]

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Hometown Nostalgia: Buffalo Edition

By Bwog Staff on Jan 17, 2011 4 Comments

In our last hometown tale from the March ’09 issue of the Blue and White, Katie Reedy defends her beloved Buffalo. And for those who’ve already moved back to school, we recommend this essay/love letter—perhaps the ultimate hometown piece. Friends, you’re living in the best city in the world. If you’ve ever talked to a […]

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Bwoglines: Bad Puns And Good Palindromes Edition

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bwoglines
despite the huge men's upset at least serena our girl won
do hot dogs qualify as snacks we think so
snack the ripper kinda lame we know
taylor swift knows who was trouble when they walked in but we don't
those better be hebrew national
those hot dogs look really unappetizing sry
we would tell that hot dog to shake shake it off

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Columbia 4th Yet Again

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almost bronze
feel free to stroke your ego a bit
prezbo are you happy or not
prezbo weeps in his study tonight
rankings
us news and world report
usnwr
we still wouldn't make it onto the podium at the olympics

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Field Notes: The First Weekend

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always starting shit over oversized pizza
drinking with bwog gets sloppier by the year
field notes
is there anything fun to do in this town?
it's all down hill from here probs
not so easy in ec
one can never be too high for hamdel
release the pent up desires to indulge in libations that you harvested over the summer in your boring hometown

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Meet Grayson, The Fish Who Plays Pokemon

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age old question: level up or leave the grass?
columbia fish are too smart
does anyone remember the creepy music in Lavendar town?
he raves
he's kept on a strict diet of red dye #2
not free food

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Alumni Calling Center Adds Script To Respond To Questions About Sexual Assault

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columbia: "I wanna be a billionaire so freaking bad"
Gender-based Misconduct and Sexual Assault
hitting columbia where it hurts
PR nightmares
remind us to never go into public relations
scare quotes

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Bluenote: Catching Up With Hooda

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bwog doesn't do anything without being emboldened by raspberry margaritas
bwog is really more into the heights though
bwog would never walk 20 blocks for a gyro
everyone fucking loves hooda
from the issue
halal drama
more like haLOL guys thinking we'll go there amirite
the blue and white

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Shape Future Curriculums, Change The World

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basically get the ear of obama only hypothetically and in the future
ccsc
if you don't apply you lose the right to complain
interaction with deantini?? *fans self*
it's a pretty cool opportunity
nice report
we pay the bills with ads we pay debts to ccsc with posts they need

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First CCSC Meeting Of The Year!

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1 million dollars!!!
can't spell funding without fun
ccsc
food expo sounds delightful
rewriting the rules

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