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Magazine Preview: Speaking in Tongues

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 3 Comments

This is not just languages. Columbia is a very decentralized place in general.

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Mayor Mike on Education

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 6 Comments

Pedagogy pundit Peter Krawczyk attended “Urban Education Summit: Innovations in K-12” in Low this morning to hear Major Bloomberg assess the state of public education in New York and urge international education reps to do some shopping. As the approximately 1.1 million students in the New York City public school system began school on Thursday […]

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Crash on 114th and Bway

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 5 Comments

Bwog’s people report that the other car that got rear-ended stopped near the next intersection going downtown. What’s with all the accidents on Broadway? Photos by Hans Hyttinen and Yenny Su

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The Morningside Almanac: Week of 11/18

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 1 Comments

An interesting melange of foodstuff, flowers, fowl and fish at the Greenmarket today: Goat cheese from new cheese maker Pete Martin Lavender by the Bay Ostrich Fish from Long Island Things to remember: The market will be open on Tuesday November 23rd instead of Thanksgiving Thursday. Go to the info tent to use EBT/debit/credit. Image […]

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Cupcake Time Is Now

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 4 Comments

Nom^3 is giving out mini sweet potato-coconut (!) cupcakes in Lerner right now, promoting their Thanksgiving lunchbox next Nomday (Monday in layman terms).

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Checkpoint on Low

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 113 Comments

The Columbia University Students for Justice in Palestine (CSJP) have set up a theatrical mock Israeli checkpoint on Low steps. The demonstration is part of Right to Education Week and is designed to raise awareness of the hardships faced by Palestinian students on their journeys to and from school. “Israeli guards” are walking around with […]

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Lost: CUID

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 0 Comments

CUID for JH Shih Last seen in the EC Courtyard. Please contact jrs2170@columbia.edu.

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Sex Toys and Free Food on the Ramps

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 6 Comments

Take Back the Night’s Sexhibition Health Fair is going on today from 11am-3pm on the Lerner Ramps and in the Roone Arledge Lobby. Decorate peen cookies, nab some free préservatifs and pomegranate vanilla-flavored lubrication, and enter the playful toy items raffle. Baked goods and o-faces for all! At 7pm, Sexhibition will be screening the documentary Orgasm Inc.: The Strange […]

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Bwoglines: The Old and the New Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2010 4 Comments

The Eye attempts to answer a stock CU question: why doesn’t Columbia have any good traditions? (The Eye) Columbia Housing makes big plans to join the modern age and make all dorms wireless by fall 2012. (Spec) With the looming nation-wide ban on Four Loko, people are “sacrificing” themselves for the greater good and testing the drink […]

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Motorbike Accident on 115th and Broadway

By Bwog Staff on Nov 17, 2010 24 Comments

Update, 8:57: The police tape is gone and Broadway has been reopened for traffic. Update, 8:15: With the commotion gone, there appears to be blood on the street about 3-5 yards ahead of the bike, which is still there. Policemen have confirmed to Bwog that there were no CU students involved. Police also confirm the […]

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Free Food Tonight

By Bwog Staff on Nov 17, 2010 0 Comments

Heads up for some events tonight with free food: From 7:30-9:30pm in 203 Diana Center there will be a screening of My Architect: A Son’s Journey. This film by Nathaniel Kahn is about his travels visiting the architectural works of his father. It won an Academy Award! And there will be free food. From 9-10pm […]

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BiblioBwog: The Joseph Urban Exhibit

By Bwog Staff on Nov 17, 2010 4 Comments

Bwog has hopped and camped in libraries, but we’ve never actually explored their contents. The Columbia libraries are a treasure trove of exciting history, so with the help of our lovely librarian friends, we’re going to highlight some hidden jewels. For our first installment of BiblioBwog, Carolyn Ruvkun talked to Jennifer Lee, Performing Arts Curator […]

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Fireside Chat, Graduate Edition

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anonymous comments suck amirite
fireside chat
gillian lester
globalization
manhattanville
prezbo
sexual assault
we now offer doctorates in squirrel studies

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University Statement On Title IX Filing

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a lot of nothing
clery
columbia university
no comment
sexual assault
statements
title ii
Title IX
university
updates

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The Activities Board At Columbia And Conflict Of Interest

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abc
abstinence
activities board
activities board at columbia
budgetary issues
but is there a computer club? can we start one? who wants to play oregon trail?
conflict of interest
grand ethical dilemmas
honor code
policy problems
smart ethical very hardworking people
you can only be an abc member if you have zero friends involved in activities

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SGA: No But Really, Barnard Cares About Your Health

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alternative milk sampling
barnard
barnard: now offering in-clinic IUD insertions!!!
free yoga!
health wellness etc
IUDs in general needs to be a tag
man oh man having insurance is nice
mmmm milk bwog likes ours made of soy or even almonds or coconut if we're feeling rowdy
non-competitive running
quality of life survey
school year windin up
sga
thanks affordable care act
things under the blanket of wellness but it's a very cozy crocheted blanket maybe one your grandma made back in the 90s anyway it's warm?
well woman

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Columbia Ends Sexual Violence By Baking A Cake

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bollinger canoodling
bollinger's fun run t-shirts
buzzwords and other fun things
comprehensive culinary tactics
ferris booth just cannot win
martinez heard you
nothing fixes institutional problems like cake
red velvet is not a flavor it's a fabric
red velvet is not transparent enough for columbia
riiiight it definitely takes twelve minutes to bake a cake can you hear ina garten cackling because we can
satire
SATIRE SATIRE THIS IS SATIRE
sex ass con and other cute cupcake designs
sexual assault
stuck in line behind carrie bradshaw for some damn cupcakes ugh
the sexual violence cake
this cake is saying that we heard you
we heard you

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Group Files Title IX And Other Complaints Against Columbia

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press releases
sexual assault
sexual assault awareness month
Title IX

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Bwoglines: Stop The Presses! Edition

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#tbt with a twist because surprise we sent you to our own archives for once
affirmative action
bwog wants to work at slugline
bwog will now be publishing a print paper once per week too just for fun
bwoglines
fleet foxes...meh at least he's educating himself
go GS go GS go
having so much fun tearing apart the intimate architecture of our beloved city
hillary clinton
if we could handle reagan's old age we could more than handle a grandma-status hillary
moma
print journalism
ready for grandma hillary
ready for hillary
supreme court
wherein the world of news basically becomes slugline

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Spec Goes Mostly Digital

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#buthasspecfallen?
#desperatespec
#newspec
an exciting next phase
an exciting next phase sounds like thinly veiled tears
columbia spectator
digital
fight it out in the comments we all know prezbo is watching
guess the fundraising dinner wasn't enough
print is overrated
spectator
terrible decisions
the "first" ivy league to stop daily production implies a whole lot...
we are also cutting print production
why not just call it an expansion and call it a day

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