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Animals Aplenty

By Bwog Staff on Oct 03, 2010 9 Comments

Drawn from the street by the welcoming sound of accordion music, Bwog stumbled upon the celebration of the Feast of Saint Francis and Blessing of Animals at St. John the Divine. Pigs, goats, dogs, and more than a few types of birds were on hand for the festivities, along with Amsterdam Ave’s native squirrels and […]

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You are Loved Vigil

By Bwog Staff on Oct 03, 2010 11 Comments

CQA and other campus LGBT groups will be meeting at the 116th Street gates at 8 PM tonight to travel together to the “You are Loved Vigil” taking place in Washington Square Park. The vigil is being held in response to recent violence against LGBT students. CQA will also dedicate its weekly meeting to a […]

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International…on Facebook

By Bwog Staff on Oct 03, 2010 3 Comments

That’s right, the fine people of International Wines & Spirits want you to like their Facebook page. More importantly, if you do like their page, you get 10% off your next purchase! So head on over there and save yourself some booze money.

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The Morningside Almanac: Update!

By Bwog Staff on Oct 03, 2010 2 Comments

A few tidbits to help you navigate today’s Greenmarket: This is the last week for zucchini blossoms. For the next few weeks there will be different wine vendors under the food and wine tent. If you are looking for Monkshood cherry tomatoes, get them early because they go fast. Be sure to try the quiches […]

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Bwoglines: Interesting Developments Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 03, 2010 0 Comments

Do you really enjoy celebrating New Year’s Eve in Times Square and wish you could do it more often? Well, you’re in luck because the “Times Square Midnight Moment” will be happening 365 nights a year! (Gothamist) Park51 recently gave the public a first look at its intended design. (NYT) When journalism isn’t working out, […]

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Conceited Concrete

By Bwog Staff on Oct 02, 2010 11 Comments

As seen outside Schapiro: Photo by Sara Nosaka

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Boringside Heights: Why Does Everything Cost (More) Money?

By Bwog Staff on Oct 02, 2010 5 Comments

Everything has increased in price, but luckily, life has improved ever so slightly here in Morningside. Pastries in Nussbaum have labels. What’s life without a little bit of mystery? Mel’s fry deal: Fries are now $1.75 with a burger and soda/draft beer. (Fries are usually $4.) There’s a new mushroom salad topping at the salad bar […]

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Overheard: Strong, Beautiful…

By Bwog Staff on Oct 02, 2010 1 Comments

Overheard: “I’ve been going through a Björk phase lately. I think it’s something about being back at Barnard.” Photo via Wikimedia Commons

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Oh Hey, Princeton

By Bwog Staff on Oct 02, 2010 19 Comments

Princeton’s marching band wended through campus this morning, terrorizing students with upbeat marching band tunes. Quelle horreur! The orange-clad individuals have committed such crazed acts in the past. The visit may or may not have been related to the Columbia-Princeton football game today at 12:30 p.m. on Robert. K. Kraft Field. Update: COLUMBIA WON! REJOICE!

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Saturday Morning Cartoons: Movie Nights Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 02, 2010 1 Comments

Another Saturday, another chance to reflect upon last night. Oh, Hulu. Cartoon by Abigail Santner

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Free Food: Riverside Picnic Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 02, 2010 0 Comments

The Residential Programs staff is having a picnic in Riverside Park at 115th Street today from 1 to 4 p.m. Stop by for free food, fun, and frisbee! Also,there are free food and drinks at the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell ROTC debate until 5 p.m. in Roone. Photo via Wikimedia Commons

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Bwoglines: Why, MTA, Why Part Deux

By Bwog Staff on Oct 02, 2010 0 Comments

Drama on 123rd Street. (NYT) Three terrible words we’ve all grown far too accustomed to: planned service changes. (Gothamist) Happiness comes to those who rarely carry cash. (Spec) This is what happens when you tag subway cars. (Daily News) Photo via Wikimedia Commons

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Core Reflections Deadline Pushed Back One Week

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all that other shit
art
can i judge?
cc
core scholars
getting judged
humanities
judge for money
lithum
making things

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Speedy Columbian Takes Crime Into Own Hands

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bad guys on the run but the good guys are better at running
badass
basketball
college level cheapness
i wanna be a superhero
justice league
running 20 blocks for hundreds of dollars
track star
winning at lyf

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Julianne Moore On Campus

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at least 10 excited prospies were watching
celebrity sighting
columbia the movie set
early onset alzheimers
filming
julianne moore
kstew love of my life
movies that will probably be too sad to watch

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USenate Debate Coverage

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columbia is a dark place
d'bate
Dan Stone
Daniel Liss
hard hitting facts
Jacob Johnson
Michael McKay
opinions
Ramis Wadood
the issues
usenate is cool
usenate should do more things!
who will win?

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Bwoglines: Avoiding Shit By Being Careful Edition

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be careful okay
carefulness
climate change is scary as shit maybe there will b revolution
corruption
guitar dude
guitaredness
laziness
maybe he has a song about a toe and his guitar whoa
memorial museum
politics and such
tiredness
toe dude
typeAness
typoness

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CCSC Executive Board Debates

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ccsc
ccsc elections woo
ccsc executive board
student government debates

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Pre-Frosh Profiles: Sarah

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class of 2018
pre-frosh profiles
pre-frosh profiles 2018
she's the real life girls reference

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USenate Student Affairs Committee Releases Results Of Quality Of Life Survey

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but who will be the next usenator???
get the ear of prezbo more or less
much data very survey
quality of life
usenate
yeahh transparency and input

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