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Barnard ladies were treated to much more than their daily Anna Quindlen dose today at the Diana’s ribbon-cutting ceremony: it rained berets! Each class was treated to a beret in their own class color. So some people got green berets, and other people got red berets, and alumni got knitted berets, because they are old! […]
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There Are No Chairs

Where are the chairs? Until they are returned to Ferris…no justice, no peace!
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Bwog welcomes The Diana to Morningside Heights. Her ribbon has been cut, and students are gathering outside, excited to officially enter. Diana T. Vagelos had this to say about the naming of the building during her opening speech: Thanks to Sarah Camiscoli for the video coverage
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Here at Bwog, we believe the best things come in small packages. Thus our newest feature returns with some of the tiniest, mundane and most lovable headlines from campus. Blue Java in Butler is sporting some fancy new wares. These include elegantly decorated cupcakes in individual boxes,and enormous Valentine’s Day cookies have now appeared all […]
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Last night, the photojournalists from the John Jay 10 Birdspotting Department supplied Bwog with this stunning portrait of Hawkma, like you’ve never seen him(her?) before.
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Columbia Alum finds success in direction of Hurt Locker (BBC) Academy award nominations are out, including 9 for above-mentioned Hurt Locker (NY Daily) Director of Avatar and director of Hurt Locker were once married! (NY Daily) Joe Biden reviews Hurt Locker rival, Avatar (Jezebel) Hurt Locker producers challenge Academy’s rules (NYT)
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The Mortarboard Yearbook is looking to fill editorial positions on its staff. Positions include: Section Editors (Clubs, Faculty, Student Life); Staff Photographer; Business Assistant. Contact email: mortarboard@barnard.edu Contact website: www.barnard.edu/club/yearbook
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Join us this Wednesday, February 3, at 8pm in 569 Lerner for a study break with the Columbia Pre-Law Society Executive Board.  You’ll have the chance to meet the new EBoard, hear about our upcoming events for this semester, learn about our other projects, such as our new website, meant to bring you the latest […]
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Hillel Super Bowl Party

@ 5th Floor Hillel Building (115th and Broadway, across from Schapiro)
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Postcrypt Poetry Slam

Postcrypt Art Gallery is hosting an open poetry slam/open mic this Friday Feb. 5 at 8:00pm, back home in St. Paul’s Chapel. All are welcome and encouraged to bring some poetry to read or an acoustic instrument to play. Free refreshments will be served! http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=280788065894&ref=ts
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@ Lerner Black Box Saturday, February 6 Auditions at 9am Performances at 8 & 11pm In Egg & Peacock, 7 short plays are written, cast, rehearsed, and performed within a 24-hour period. Be a part of something awesome, with little to no time commitment. eggandpeacock5@gmail.com Event Page: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/event.php?eid=286336347015&index=1
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