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Bwoglines: Lost and Found Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 04, 2010 8 Comments

Lost: Commuters’ shot at evading Barnard’s mandatory meal plan. (Spec) Found: The identity of the 116th street suicide victim. (Spec) Lost: The World Trade Center reconstruction timeline. (NY Post) Found: The High Line’s two-millionth visitor. (Gothamist) Lost: Gov. Paterson’s support for state workers. (NY Daily News) Found: Labor Commissioners’ support for unpaid college interns. (NYT) Lost: Central Park’s (Easter) bunny population. (1010WINS) […]

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Overheard: But It Looks So Cool

By Bwog Staff on Apr 03, 2010 57 Comments

Little kid, maybe 13 years old, wearing a backpack walking with classmates. With a concerned look at the ashtrays outside of Hamilton: “I know there’s a lot of peer pressure at college, but why does everyone have to smoke so much?”

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You’re Not Alone

By Bwog Staff on Apr 03, 2010 3 Comments

This sign in Wallach lobby misses Miami too. Photo by Anna Kelner

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Good Day Sunshine

By Bwog Staff on Apr 03, 2010 8 Comments

Obviously the best thing to do on a beautiful Saturday would be to move your couch onto Low Plaza and/or play an intense game of freeze tag. Photos by MJM

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Freeze Tag?!

By Bwog Staff on Apr 03, 2010 1 Comments

Tipsters tell Bwog rumors of freeze tag on South Lawn at 5 p.m. Bring your game face.

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Saturday Morning Cartoons: Springtime Maladies Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 03, 2010 2 Comments

Saturday morning/afternoon is here once again. Why aren’t you outside? Cartoons by Abigail Santner

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Get Your Fluff On

By Bwog Staff on Apr 03, 2010 2 Comments

Don’t forget! The fifth Annual Pillow Fight will commence at 3 p.m. in Union Square. Meet at the gates at 2:30 p.m. to head down. Bring your fluffiest pillow and leave heavy objects behind.

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Bwoglines: Innovations Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 03, 2010 0 Comments

Fight about cabs no more! (NYT) Apple continues to take over the electronic world. (NY Daily News) The Times reviews Thursday’s concert in honor of Helmut Lachenmann. Coyote Update: violence among canids. (Gothamist)

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Jamnesty!!

By Bwog Staff on Apr 02, 2010 1 Comments

Earl Hall Auditorium Guantánamo Bay is a symbol of injustice and abuse and it must be closed down. Enough is enough! Jamnesty is an event put on to create awareness about human rights issues. This year, Amnesty International’s focus campaign is on Guantanamo Bay/end torture. Join us on April 9th, at 7:30 p.m. at the […]

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Live from Death Row: Mumia at the Crossroads in the Age of Obama

By Bwog Staff on Apr 02, 2010 0 Comments

Event Oval – Diana Center A conversation between speakers CORNEL WEST, VIJAY PRASHAD, JAMAL JOSEPH, and MUMIA ABU JAMAL live via telephone. Mumia Abu-Jamal is an award-winning journalist, humanist, advocate for social justice, and “Voice of the Voiceless” who has been wrongfully imprisoned on Pennsylvania’s death row for the last 28 years. A recent Supreme […]

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FLASH MOB: Listen To Low

By Bwog Staff on Apr 02, 2010 0 Comments

Meet in front of Butler Library FLASH MOB: Listen to Low A flash mob is a large group of people who assemble suddenly in a public place, perform an unusual act for a brief time and then disperse. It’s now time to assemble the masses to reclaim Low Memorial Library for Columbia University’s first flash […]

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23rd Annual Columbia University Film Festival

By Bwog Staff on Apr 02, 2010 0 Comments

IFC Center, 323 Sixth Avenue at 3rd Street Columbia University School of the Arts Film Program presents the 23rd Annual Columbia University Film Festival, eight nights of screenings, dramatic readings and events in New York and Los Angeles, beginning April 26 in New York. The festival is the premiere of more than 50 thesis short […]

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Halloween Fallout: Ricky’s

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back of the envelope calculations
boobs
bwog asks random strangers awkward questions
can we have a second halloween this year
damn that's a lot of costumes
halloweekend
Unpopular opinion: sick of breaking bad

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Bwog Sports: Soccer Ties Yale Late

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first place you're in first place
glad the giants were off this weak because they're weak this year
SET YOUR FANTASY LINEUP IT'S THURSDAY PEOPLE.
sports wrapup
winning

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In Which Bwog Meets the King of the 3D Printer

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major wars episode iv: a new hope
the bwoggit: an unexpected journey
three-dimensional printers are awesome
using complicated technological devices as party supply stores
world of noco-craft

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Bwoglines: Explosive News Edition

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asteroids
explosions in the sky is a really repetitive band
gory king bro
lithum references
Lythronax argestes
paleontologists still exist!?
serious news
twitter
Yasser Arafat

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Field Notes: Halloweekend 2013

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1020
field notes
halloweekend
it's the illuminati
mel's
mowi after dark
the abbey
waking up with a banana costume
werewolf bar mitzvah spooky scary

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Bwog Presents: Halloween Costume Contest Winners

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Bwog dressed as President Mitt Romney #wewerescary
halloween costumes
regret your halloween choices
scout as ham is symbolic of something
the iron lady loves to look at herself

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Columbia Students Succeeding: Pier Kids The Life

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a documentary is an audio book with pictures
Bwog reads HuffPo way too often
GS students are like real people
pier kids
Rober De Niro is one of the best ever

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The 12 Ways Columbia Will Change You

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everyone back home thinks Bwog is a hipster
making lists makes us feel more in control
midterms are yet upon us
Orens is the sweet milk of Alma M....
wads of hair more like wads of scare am i rite

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