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GonzoBwog: When Life Hands You Bagels…

By Bwog Staff on Sep 30, 2010 8 Comments

Today marks the dawn of a new Bwog feature: GonzoBwog, in which we embark on a quest to answer your questions through empirical means (rather than doing what we usually do and looking them up on Wikipedia performing extensive research on the subject). This time, Daily Editors Liz Jacob and Megan McGregor chronicle their journey to […]

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Robbery Last Night

By Bwog Staff on Sep 30, 2010 12 Comments

Public Safety has just informed us that a student was robbed of her cell phone by two males last night at the Wien Gate. One of the suspects grabbed the student’s cell phone from behind, and as she struggled with him, she fell to the ground. The suspects then fled the scene to Morningside Park.

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Free Food: Green Tea Cupcake Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 30, 2010 4 Comments

The Hapa Club’s serving green tea cupcakes from 8PM-9PM in the Furnald lounge. YUM!!! Photo via Flickr

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Free Hugs, Greek Love

By Bwog Staff on Sep 30, 2010 3 Comments

The Theta Delta Chapter of Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority Incorporated will be giving away Gamma hugs from 4:30pm-6:00pm throughout campus — and they’re free! Photo via Wikimedia Commons

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BwogWeather: It’s Tropical Storm Whatever

By Bwog Staff on Sep 30, 2010 5 Comments

You guys know the thing about the weather, right? It never sleeps.

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Use Your Night Eyes

By Bwog Staff on Sep 30, 2010 11 Comments

Director extraordinaire Victor Suarez CC’11 (remember The Kitchen Cabinet’s “Dogwood“?) has directed yet another Columbia-themed production. This project features the music of Night Eyes, a group formerly known as sssen, consisting of Alex Klein (CC’12) and Anthony Natoli of NYU. The video was shot by Suarez and Laura LaPerche (CC’10) in Montauk last weekend, with Yoni […]

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The Grass Is Greener On This Side

By Bwog Staff on Sep 30, 2010 2 Comments

Rejoice! The lawns don’t look like this anymore.

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The Morningside Almanac: Week of 9/30

By Bwog Staff on Sep 30, 2010 0 Comments

Yes, the weather sucks, but at least the rain is good for the plants! Most of the Greenmarket will still be out there bringing you your weekly supply of fresh local food. You can count on Samascott and Stannards Farm for their fruit and produce, and Meredith’s Bread for their baked goods. We’re hoping that […]

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Bwoglines: Tropical Rainstorm Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 30, 2010 2 Comments

Grab your umbrellas and put on your rain boots! It’s going to be a wet and windy day. Before you watch The Social Network, take note of a little Columbia history. Remember CU Community? Started by SEAS alum Adam Goldberg, it was what Facebook was to Harvard — except ours was better and came first. On […]

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ESC Freshman Election Results: There’s Going to be Another Runoff…

By Bwog Staff on Sep 30, 2010 3 Comments

ESC has just officially reported the results of the freshman election. Congrats to the winners! President: Akshay Shah Vice President: Sheila Misheni Class Representative 1: Siddhant Bhatt Class Representative 2: Elizabeth Day or Tanya Shah (tied with 23 votes each) But wait! That’s right, you’re reading that last line correctly. It’s another tie for class […]

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Recycling Glass, Pt. 3

By Bwog Staff on Sep 29, 2010 15 Comments

Sometimes we leave our empties on trash cans. Sometimes we can’t be bothered. Other times we throw them at the wall in euphoric rage.

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An Inconvenient Time: Al Gore Is Speaking Here on Tuesday at 9 AM

By Bwog Staff on Sep 29, 2010 27 Comments

Holy smokes! Barnard students just received an email from Dean Denburg, saying that the World Leaders Forum will host an event with Al Gore this Tuesday. The full email is below. Columbia students still haven’t gotten the email, but this email says registration is open to Columbia, Barnard and Teacher’s College. Register tomorrow at 9 AM, […]

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Housing Reviews 2014: Schapiro

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Happy with Schappy
housing reviews 2014
it's schapiro not shapiro
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Schappy

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Bwoglines: Nouveau Riche Edition

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bwog is a thankless job
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chip skylark
fairly odd parents references
no $1000 tips for us
ok so the pope story isn't that funny if you're not italian
this dude makes us uneasy for some reason
we think it might be his shiny forehead or sinister smile

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Field Notes: Drink Your Midterms Away

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Havana thinks it is NYC's hottest club
it is pronounced WEEbar
notes from the field
seriously Franzia will wreck you
stop win(e)ing you'll get a hangover
thursday sounds like arrested development night
what is Cannons even called anymore?
which frat is that
why do we say "killed a jug" why so much violence?

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Housing Reviews 2014: Ruggles

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ruggles
rugglin
snuggles in ruggles
struggles in ruggles
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BwogSports: Baseball Opens Season in Florida

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basketball
beating those douchebags at dartmouth
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do it
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kill em
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What If Departments Texted You Like Public Safety? A Collective Imagining

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arbitrary sandwiches
bwog is actually really funny i love these guys
damn we so fly
ETHNIC SAUCE
jason derulo
sunday night blues
what u don't know

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Housing Reviews 2014: McBain

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mcbain
McBizzle
McBreezy
McShame
Steezy McBreezy

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CCSC: You Can’t Finish Certain Majors With Just 4 Classes

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advising
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CCSC majors are long
columbia is hard
csa
dude this place is ridonkulus
helping first generation folks
tutoring
we're a liberal arts college with an engineering workload

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