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Spotted: Man on Wire

Tipster Christopher Yee sent in this picture of a student funambulist (tightrope-walker) outside Philosophy Hall yesterday afternoon: How… talented. Spring is practically here, people are crawling out of their caves, so remember, as always, if you spot anything interesting or unusual around campus, make sure to tip us off at tips@bwog.net!
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Housing: like it or not, it’s here. You’re probably in the throes of registration (and if you are, what are you waiting for! You only have two days left!) and have broken at least two friendships. But don’t worry, Bwog has been there and understands. We’ve delved into the mysterious world of Columbia Housing for […]
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Midterms are upon us, and everyone just has to know about it. Here are some digital overheards from Facebook that remind us that break is so close yet so far away: But what’s this? A bonus overseen! A Bwogger reported that last night, a Butler employee was seen carrying two empty 40’s of Bud Light […]
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AMSA is set up on the Steps, giving out free massages. Passer-bys are also encouraged to take a bat or rock and smash a cardboard box or balloons that read “I get 12 hours of sleep a night” or “I know exactly what I’m doing this summer.” Genius! Thank heavens for you, brave pre-meds. There […]
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One of the greatest perks of an Ivy League education is having all sorts of guest lecturers and talks hosted right on campus. Yet many of these great talks are not publicized enough. Enter Bucket List, a weekly feature that aggregates these events in a single location that will hopefully make you realize, like Bwog […]
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Columbians snagged some Oscars last night! Adjunct film professor Geoffrey Fletcher won Best Adapted Screenplay for his work on “Precious,” and Kathryn Bigelow, SOA ’81, became the first female to ever win an Academy Award for Best Director, and her movie “The Hurt Locker” took home 6 awards in total, including Best Picture. (NBCNY & […]
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I took my suffering cock in my right hand and positioned it near her sacred opening, the key to life, the promised land, I'd been told.
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Stressed for midterms? No worry! Tonight marks the debut of the new Apple, Brie, and Cinnamon sandwich from FeelGood. So take a break from studying and head on over to JJ’s Place, where this delicious special will be running all month. Photo by HSG
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Ice Cream Study Break!

Hillel, 3rd floor lounge 606 W. 115th St. (Across from Schapiro)
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Room 707, International Affairs Building Confused by the health care debate? Wondering what reconciliation is? Come join Columbia’s own Professor Gregory Wawro, Professor Bob Erikson, and Professor David Epstein for a discussion of the health care debate. The event, called “Understanding Health Care Reform: Politics, Procedure, and Public Opinion,” will take place this Wednesday, March […]
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…Yes?

Bwog has seen these all over campus with no explanation.  Tell us more. More mystery posters after the jump.
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