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Quick, if you blink, you might miss it! Or actually, you probably did. At 1:40pm, Bwog’s Eliza Shapiro tipped us that about ten people were at the Sundial protesting for “Solidarity with Iran.” By 1:50pm, it was reduced to five: And by 1:55pm, the ghost of 1968 had left us, and the group was confirmed […]
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Hey now, it looks like we’re created enough noise to attract the attention of Dr. Ruth, renowned sex therapist. In a recent article written for the New York Post, she gets in on the action (in a manner of speaking) and shares her thoughts on the recent developments involving coed dorms at Columbia. She criticizes […]
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First we head East for Harlem For The Holidays, a new bazaar-like holiday marketplace that features unique businesses from the neighborhood. (NY1) After that we head down to New Jersey, which, in terms of gay marriage, now has a chance to distance itself from New York. A metaphorical distance, of course. (1010WINS) Next we travel […]
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Advent Lessons and Carols

at St. Paul’s Chapel Come get ready for Christmas by hearing readings from Scripture and singing some of the great carols of Advent. Co-sponsored by the Canterbury Club (Episcopal Students Group), Columbia Lutherans, Episcopal Campus Ministry and Lutheran Campus Ministry. For more information, contact cucanterbury@columbia.edu.
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Dental Specialties Panel

at Hamilton 603 This is a great opportunity for students interested in dentistry to learn more about the opportunities available after dental school. An orthodontist, oral and maxillofacial surgeon, endodontist and a prosthodontist will be there to discuss their schooling and the ins and outs of their careers. This will be a relaxed question and […]
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at the Davis Auditorium in the Schapiro CEPSR Building Speaker: John Horgan, Director, Center for Science Writings, Stevens Institute of Technology; author, “The End of Science” and “Rational Mysticism” A growing number of scientists are probing the biological underpinnings of religious experiences, from Christians’ visions of Jesus to Buddhists’ sensations of mystical unity. This research, […]
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Tonight at 7:00pm (get there by 6:50!), Lerner Party Space plays host to Awaaz’s production of The Priest and the Prostitute, a one-act adapted from a seventh-century Sanskrit farce.  If that’s not enough to tempt you–and, really, anything called The Priest and the Prostitute should be enough to tempt you–Columbia Dhoom, the Bollywood dance group, […]
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Perhaps disheartened, always undaunted: Mark Hay returns with this week’s movie picks. So it would appear that the Manhattanville development project has hit a little snag this past week. And, coincidentally, that your reviewer has hit a few snags in his life as well. So this week, Bwog celebrates the unexpected hitches in life – […]
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With winter comes the meat of the basketball schedule; both the men’s and women’s teams are working themselves into shape through non-league contests.  The men scored a tough 75-70 victory over Lehigh Thursday, with senior Patrick Foley and junior Brian Grimes pacing the team with 21 points each.  Having stretched their lead to seven points […]
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The Post will not stand idly by while we crazy college kids “live in sin!” (NYPost) But at least your gender-neutral room is bigger than this apartment. (NYPost) Harry Potter dominates college tour rhetoric, frustrates really serious about college–you know, like, academically–high schoolers. (NYTimes) Really new media takes the lead on Tiger Woods: video game […]
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Brooks Parlor, Brooks Hall at Barnard’s Quad The Society of Asian American Sisters is a new women’s group on campus that seeks to hold regular discussions about diversity within Asian, American, and Asian-American women circles. We are also interested in holding networking events with Asian American women and alumnae to learn more about the success […]
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…but the fire is so delightful. Congratulations to Brian Bené and Mark Stothers for tipping us off about the first flakes of the season. Sure, it’s mostly just rain, but as you settle down for a long winter’s nap in your Butler carrel, let these few flurries remind you that the end is in sight! […]
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