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Residence Hall Etymology

By Bwog Staff on Sep 04, 2010 15 Comments

The Core, it has been said, is good for cocktail party chatter and not much else. You’ll be able to schmooze with people about Woolfe and iambic pentameter, yadda yadda. This post supplements the rather specific knowledge Columbia bestows on you (hey, no snark alert: we kind of love the Core) with some genuinely useless […]

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It’s Move-In Day

By Bwog Staff on Sep 04, 2010 10 Comments

We’ll say no more. Find below the Postcard From Morningside from the new issue of The Blue & White, out soon.

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Columbia Beats Harvard! And?

By Bwog Staff on Sep 04, 2010 9 Comments

The quick takeaway from James Piereson’s recent WSJ op-ed (excerpted from a longer piece in The New Criterion), “Where Columbia Beats Harvard”: our Core Curriculum is far superior to Harvard’s set of abstruse distribution requirements. So that’s neat! In fact, add to this upset CU’s recent jump up those knuckleheaded US News rankings, and Columbia […]

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Wake Up And Learn Things With Bwog, Round 6

By Bwog Staff on Sep 04, 2010 5 Comments

Tomorrow, there will be no more advice. So relish it today. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to get out of the Foreign Language requirement! Deans don’t like to enlighten frosh on how it can be done, but The Blue and White cornered one administrator and he spilled the beans. Apparently, to […]

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Penis!

By Bwog Staff on Sep 03, 2010 11 Comments

Due to the change in the Navigating Health Services theme, Bwog was briefly under the alarming impression that consent was no longer sexy. To our great relief we confirmed today that consent is, in fact, sexy. Still. And… exhale! Proving that the Health Services team is an upbeat, if maybe not particularly creative bunch, today’s […]

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Health Services Was Helpful Yesterday

By Bwog Staff on Sep 03, 2010 0 Comments

Upperclassmen, you’ve seen this one before. Peter Sterne, CC’14, writes from the Health Services Skit. NSOP is a strange time when normally impersonal and bureaucratic instruments of the administration try to humorously (and cornily) appeal to incoming, naïve freshmen. Every department does things differently: the Division of Student Affairs gives us Dean Shollenberger, who has […]

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What You Need To Know About Manhattanville

By Bwog Staff on Sep 03, 2010 11 Comments

Class of 2014: among your many distinctive traits (you got 2400’s on your SATs! You got 2380 on your SATs!) you will also be the first Columbia class to see physical proof of our new campus, just a few blocks uptown in Manhattanville. You’ll hear a lot about Manhattanville in the next few weeks and […]

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ROFL: Your Columbia Acronym Guide

By Bwog Staff on Sep 03, 2010 20 Comments

In CC taking UW in IAB after NSOP and COBOP? NP! Alright freshpeople, we know you’ve just been thrust into a world where 3/4 of the rest of the population seems to speak in just letters. Here’s a quick little guide to campus acronyms and initialisms we’ve put together to help you out: The Schools […]

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Batten Down the Hatches, Take a Nap

By Bwog Staff on Sep 03, 2010 6 Comments

Hurricane Earl is ready to spew some nasty moderate rain over Manhattan. Barnard Director of Public Safety Dianna Pennetti sent out a rather alarmist email to students this afternoon and here’s the takeaway: There’s a Tropical Storm Watch in effect for Manhattan this evening. So it might rain and be windy like Claremont Ave. in […]

"hurricane" outweighs "not that much rain" in administrative panic-calculus

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Senior Wisdom for Freshpeople

By Bwog Staff on Sep 03, 2010 24 Comments

Each May, Bwog invites outgoing seniors—campus leaders, academic stars, and other Columbians eager to answer the question, “Would you rather give up oral sex or cheese?”—to reminisce, voice their petty grievances, and give their advice to incoming first-years. Here are our favorites: the funniest, the truest, and the most useful. The Academics A good title […]

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Buy A Fridge, Save The Earth

By Bwog Staff on Sep 03, 2010 1 Comments

The Columbia EcoReps are hosting their semi-annual “Reduce, Reuse, Save” Green sale starting today. That’s for you, fridge-less freshman! From noon to 4 pm in John Jay Lounge, the EcoReps will be peddling used dorm essentials– lamps, furniture, etc– for cheap. The sale will also continue from September 7-9 in Broadway Lounge from 3-7 PM […]

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2014: They Were On A Boat

By Bwog Staff on Sep 03, 2010 8 Comments

Zoe Camp, BC ’14, was on a boat last night. This year’s New York City Event started off with a heavy dose of déjà vu. 2014ers strolling—or in the case of the many high-heel-clad girls, clopping—onto the flight deck of the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum were greeted by a clapping, whooping sea of […]

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“Fallen Through the Cracks” An Examination of Sexual Assault at Columbia, Pt. 2

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an examination of sexual assault at columbia
blue and white
consent 101
keeping sex sexy
rape crisis center
sexual assault
Student Services for Gender-Based and Sexual Misconduct
the blue and white
Title IX

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Don’t Forget To Sign Up For Urban NY This Time

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broadway and yankees and sushi and nets etc etc
bwog wants to go on the greenwich village food tour and see that hockey game and see matilda oh and also do everything offered here
free things are the best kind of things
random capitalization
urban ny

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Hey, ESC: What The Engineers And Applied Scientists Are Up To

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awww happy birthday seas
engineering week
esc
events that feature hors d'ouerves
free drinks but not actually probably
free food
free parties
free things
how nice
seas
the email said lots of free swag sooo...go

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Bwoglines: Hold Up Edition

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bwoglines
cigarettes very attention much controversial
cvs may have won this time
maybe the GOP just need to take that buzzfeed quiz and everyone needs to chill a little more
never enough buzzfeed quizzes
obamacare
performance art
so many links
unfortunately mid-2000s rap-themed bwoglines edition

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Bwog Personals: Uh-Huh, Honey

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be the luke to my leia but not in an incestuous way omg
be the oscar to my leonardo dicaprio...oh wait
be the vomit-filled elevator to my mcbain
bound 2 columbia
by lady-and-the-tramp-style we mean doggy style
draw me like one of your french girls
feelin frisky
happy valentine's day!
I'll be the fiddler if you'll be the roof
matchmaker matchmaker make me a match
personals
the burt to your ernie
the first day of the rest of your life
the heart wants what the heart wants
twue love
uh-huh honey
warm fuzzies

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How to Avoid Awkward Eye Contact: The Definitive Guide

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being antisocial is an art
friendliness is for squares bwog is for squircles
human interaction game changer
looks complicated and intelligent but is really just yet another way to avoid humanity
many blue
much arrows
practical uses for acting
we love flowcharts

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ESC: The Couches Are Calling

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desperate attempt to boost engineering love lives
esc updates
even better lerner bar like lerner pub but on the ramps and not only for seniors they want to donate
is eweek a thing
lerner couches sound awesome all the better if they slide
love that esc subsidizes valentine's grams
updates from enginerds

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Columbia Prison Divest Speaks Up

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bwog wants columbia to divest so we can sleep more -- i mean better
Columbia Prison Divest tells us why you should care about prisons and Columbia's investments
divestment
divestment's the word
good luck with that bureaucracy
liberals and stuff
okay prisons r bad
prezbo

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