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Things You Should Pretend You Already Knew

By Bwog Staff on Sep 05, 2010 27 Comments

Sometimes, fresh-people, in a seminar, or at a party, someone will reference something that used to exist and doesn’t anymore, and you will have to nod your head or laugh knowingly. Ah yes, Morningside is like, so gentrified, you will say. We asked alumni of The Blue and White and Bwog for places, events, and […]

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The Morningside Almanac: Week of 9/5

By Bwog Staff on Sep 05, 2010 7 Comments

New semester, new root vegetables at the Columbia Greenmarket. On most Wednesdays (except for today, which is Sunday!) Bwog will preview what’s new at the Greenmarket that week, what’s in season, what’s going out of season, any news that might aid your quest for good tomatoes. Today’s Market: Fall produce is arriving early because of […]

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Hey, Guys!

By Bwog Staff on Sep 04, 2010 4 Comments

Bwog will have a relatively slow Labor Day Weekend, back in full force on Tuesday. But there’s only one thing we really want to say today, and here it is. Have a fantastic first night back, ladies and gents. We missed you.

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Residence Hall Etymology

By Bwog Staff on Sep 04, 2010 15 Comments

The Core, it has been said, is good for cocktail party chatter and not much else. You’ll be able to schmooze with people about Woolfe and iambic pentameter, yadda yadda. This post supplements the rather specific knowledge Columbia bestows on you (hey, no snark alert: we kind of love the Core) with some genuinely useless […]

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It’s Move-In Day

By Bwog Staff on Sep 04, 2010 10 Comments

We’ll say no more. Find below the Postcard From Morningside from the new issue of The Blue & White, out soon.

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Columbia Beats Harvard! And?

By Bwog Staff on Sep 04, 2010 9 Comments

The quick takeaway from James Piereson’s recent WSJ op-ed (excerpted from a longer piece in The New Criterion), “Where Columbia Beats Harvard”: our Core Curriculum is far superior to Harvard’s set of abstruse distribution requirements. So that’s neat! In fact, add to this upset CU’s recent jump up those knuckleheaded US News rankings, and Columbia […]

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Wake Up And Learn Things With Bwog, Round 6

By Bwog Staff on Sep 04, 2010 5 Comments

Tomorrow, there will be no more advice. So relish it today. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to get out of the Foreign Language requirement! Deans don’t like to enlighten frosh on how it can be done, but The Blue and White cornered one administrator and he spilled the beans. Apparently, to […]

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Penis!

By Bwog Staff on Sep 03, 2010 11 Comments

Due to the change in the Navigating Health Services theme, Bwog was briefly under the alarming impression that consent was no longer sexy. To our great relief we confirmed today that consent is, in fact, sexy. Still. And… exhale! Proving that the Health Services team is an upbeat, if maybe not particularly creative bunch, today’s […]

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Health Services Was Helpful Yesterday

By Bwog Staff on Sep 03, 2010 0 Comments

Upperclassmen, you’ve seen this one before. Peter Sterne, CC’14, writes from the Health Services Skit. NSOP is a strange time when normally impersonal and bureaucratic instruments of the administration try to humorously (and cornily) appeal to incoming, naïve freshmen. Every department does things differently: the Division of Student Affairs gives us Dean Shollenberger, who has […]

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What You Need To Know About Manhattanville

By Bwog Staff on Sep 03, 2010 11 Comments

Class of 2014: among your many distinctive traits (you got 2400’s on your SATs! You got 2380 on your SATs!) you will also be the first Columbia class to see physical proof of our new campus, just a few blocks uptown in Manhattanville. You’ll hear a lot about Manhattanville in the next few weeks and […]

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ROFL: Your Columbia Acronym Guide

By Bwog Staff on Sep 03, 2010 20 Comments

In CC taking UW in IAB after NSOP and COBOP? NP! Alright freshpeople, we know you’ve just been thrust into a world where 3/4 of the rest of the population seems to speak in just letters. Here’s a quick little guide to campus acronyms and initialisms we’ve put together to help you out: The Schools […]

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Batten Down the Hatches, Take a Nap

By Bwog Staff on Sep 03, 2010 6 Comments

Hurricane Earl is ready to spew some nasty moderate rain over Manhattan. Barnard Director of Public Safety Dianna Pennetti sent out a rather alarmist email to students this afternoon and here’s the takeaway: There’s a Tropical Storm Watch in effect for Manhattan this evening. So it might rain and be windy like Claremont Ave. in […]

"hurricane" outweighs "not that much rain" in administrative panic-calculus

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Lena Dunham Judges Nonfiction Contest, Entire Campus Submits That One Piece They Wrote in UWriting Freshman Year

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bwog will always love/hate buzzfeed quizzes
creative nonfiction yay send things write things
feelings about lena dunham almost as conflicted as feelings about lit hum and mason jars
lena dunham like literally wtf lena dunham
quarto more like quart-whoa
submit submit submit

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Diana Roof To Be Permanently Opened (Later)

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diana roof
next we should get hammocks
sga does something cool
still have not actually had anything from liz's place
the cool new spot to hang emphasis on cool in winter times
the diana: glass building done right
ye shall not pass jk now we can

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Live at Lerner: Charlyne Yi

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don't be a square
fred armisen and man man damn that's a good combo
knock knock jokes always a pinnacle of wit and humor
psa paper heart is not on netflix bwog has NO IDEA how you'll watch it now
shaving heads singing songs j charlyne livin life
things to ask charlyne: does anyone ever call you charlemagne probs not
what exactly is an evening program who says evening anymore
when does house end it literally goes on forever

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Where Art Thou?

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bring armenian music to life like a horcrux or some shit
cultured v cultural what's the difference
egg and peacock what does that even mean
fight off midterms with cultured things
get cultured with bwog
kcst egg and peacock actually sounds hilarious
midterms destroying you one shred of dignity at a time
vagina monologues aka vagmon amirite

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Bwoglines: Politics, Sort Of Edition

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chicago pizza ain't pizza
dude at least one guaranteed text per day though nothing to scoff at
flirting and defiant growls bwog thought about making this dog themed but like eh whatever
literally our high school intro econ teacher taught us that c'mon
magritte references before 10am aren't you proud of us
politix like politics but cooler

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And the Winner Is…Direct Election

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ccsc
ccsc 2016
daphne chen
direct elections
grand ideals
student council

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New Digs for Dig Inn

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all wood everywhere
average columbia student so netflix and leftover butcaf pastries right
boredom eating the worst thing ever
boringside? we think not
bwog loves puns and food yay our two main interests combined
don't lie we know you'll be thinking of roasted brussels sprouts tonight as you fall asleep
fuck gwyneth paltrow
haha "dig in at dig inn" so punny lol
health food not just for gwyneth paltrow hipsters and sorority girls
healthy milano aka literally your wet dream
so many dig puns (not all good)
so much trend so little space
stop rolling your eyes at "quinoa and roasted butternut squash" maybe it'll actually be good
tasty health food bitch plz
what's the difference between oxymoron and paradox bwog forgets

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Rap Genius: Now Featuring the Core

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#JESUSNEXT
bwog needs a verified account
cool things to do when you leave school
dialogue
interview
rap genius

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