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Bwog’s Fourth Annual Costume Contest: Now With Free Beer!

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2010 9 Comments

It’s almost Halloween-long-weekend, and you know what that means. Dressing up as a Lit Hum character, throwing up on someone else’s costume, and Bwog’s annual costume contest! Send us pictures of your costume at tips@bwog.com and if you win, we’ll buy you some beer and candy. Plus, you’ll be famous forever. Happy Halloween, friends! See […]

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Guide to the Long Weekend: This Is Halloween

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2010 8 Comments

Halloween! Halloween! Halloween! For those of you haven’t decided how to spend your fall break yet, Raphaelle Debenedetti and Gabby Beans offer an array of zany and spooky things to do for Halloween in the city. Free Events (all info here) The Village Halloween Parade The Brewery The Furniture Factory The Knitting Factory […]

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Robbery on 113th St.

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2010 3 Comments

Last night at 11:40 p.m., a student was assaulted and robbed on 113th St. between Broadway and Riverside. Terry Martinez’s e-mail (below) includes details about where to send information if you know anything about this incident. Pictures are included in the security alert, available here. Students: Please review the attached security alert regarding a robbery […]

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Actual Camping on Butler 8

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2010 14 Comments

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Campus Corners: The TV Graveyard

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2010 4 Comments

Eric Grossman explores a hidden nook: the TV Graveyard on 116th. Spooky! Topical! Like any institution, Columbia has no shortage of gritty, dark recesses and maintenance staff (which are not necessarily related) on which to maintain its stately veneer. While some breathe in the light of day, others go unseen to the common eye. So, […]

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Weather Warning: Neighborhood Evacuation

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2010 10 Comments

On 113th Street, outside the public library:

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Morningside Almanac: Week of 10/27

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2010 2 Comments

Stock up for Halloween and fall break festivities! Here’s what the Greenmarket has to offer: For Thursday Today’s the last day for grapes from Wager’s Cider Mill. Unfortunately there’s no more lavender. However, there is wine and fresh fish from Eastern Long Island. For the week of Thanksgiving, the Thursday market will be held on […]

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Bwoglines: Almost Fall Break Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 28, 2010 5 Comments

Stressed? Perhaps it’s not the midterms but the lethal noise levels in 98% of Manhattan’s public spaces that’s making us all a little foufou. (NY Post) As bedbugs ravage the city, some go to extreme (and crazy) measures to deal with infestation. (NY Daily News) In case you missed it, watch Obama vs. Jon Stewart and get […]

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No Ritual Sacrifice at the Classics Department

By Bwog Staff on Oct 27, 2010 22 Comments

Gerry Visco sent out an epic email to the Classics Department regarding their Halloween lunch! Check out the excerpt below. We’ll also celebrate Halloween and its precursor, Samhain, the Celtic festival of the dead. Whoever is able to throw together the best costume will win a prize of a gift certificate from Book Culture. Please […]

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Let Me Belong to You

By Bwog Staff on Oct 27, 2010 5 Comments

Lily Keane spotted this strange artifact outside of Sulz. An excerpt from the ’61 single? Make me your slave Tie me down, make me behave Let me belong to you Brian leads off with those words, and later in this hit, creepily whispers them again. Bwog couldn’t make this up, folks.

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Everything Is OK

By Bwog Staff on Oct 27, 2010 14 Comments

There was a full rainbow stretching from Hamilton to Low (and seen all around campus) just a few minutes ago. Lovely! We hope you are done with midterms. Thanks to Ryan Mandelbaum for the first photo.

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Candy Apples with McAC!

By Bwog Staff on Oct 27, 2010 2 Comments

Midterms got you down? Are you hungry? Or cheap? Do you want to eat something unhealthy and call it healthy because it involves an apple? You’re in luck! Today from 5-6pm on the Lehman Walk McAC Time-Out is hosting candy apple making! Apparently there will be multiple toppings, so really let loose over there. Image […]

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Bwoglines: A Morning Squirrel Edition

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avoid the game of thrones spoilers don't click the link now you can't say we didn't tell you!
bwoglines
GAME OF THRONES
helicopter parents are gonna have a field day with these baby academies we can't even
mademoiselle squirrel
the best way to start your day: a squirrelverseen!

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Finals Are Really Getting Real

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adderall is your beeswax
come on everyone did the reading in the first week of freshman year right?
it's an epic poem not a book
odysseus had struggles too
Odyssey
struggling to remember lit hum references but we swear we did the reading!
that bow must have been a sexual reference

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Field Notes: Strike That Edition

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do people even celebrate easter?
easter was interesting this year
field notes
how many ways can you talk about it without saying what it is
is that green eggs and ham?
notes from the field
stripper poles: hold fast to the spirit of thy youth
what is that green stuff?
why does the easter bunny have red eyes?

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India Business Conference 2014: Successes, Shortcomings and Limitless Potential

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90 percent of every dollar is lost to corruption
all of these enormous companies are the reason why indians are poor
capitalismo
columbia business school
five I's
india is very young
indian business
make money off the third world!
more taxes for india!
neoliberalism
not sure what to think about this conference
perception of food
we should fix taxes yes

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Barnard SGA Election Results Are In!

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apply for the new positions!
elections
equity and inclusion is more powerful than diversity sounds good
sga
things will continue to happen and they will need legislation that's why SGA is here
to preserve things

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It’s Teatime

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bwog was part of "a social experiment"
senior nostalgia
step out of your comfort zone!
tea with tanay
teaching tea with tanay dude

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Congrats To The CC Val And Sal!

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columbia college
congratulations are in order
graduation is nigh
portents of graduation
salutatorian
valedictorian
we were all valedictorians but now there is only one

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CCSC Debates About Constitutional Review

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AKPsi
ccsc
Elections Board
f@cu
frats and elections
insider info
lcui
Special Elections
what is it like to be in an unrecognized frat this is crazy dude?

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