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Call for Measure for Measure!

By Bwog Staff on Jun 13, 2010 14 Comments

The Blue and White is looking for poems and short fiction for our upcoming issues. We’re also investigating the possibility of publishing personal essays with some sort of Columbia/New York spin (broad thinking encouraged): help convince us and send some our way at bweditors@columbia.edu.

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Bwoglines: Alumni Do Things Of Merit

By Bwog Staff on Jun 10, 2010 13 Comments

CC’10 Salutatorian and baller fencer Jeff Spear has been named the Academic All-American of the year by ESPN. B&W alum Marc Tracy talks to B-Baller Bruce Robbins about the sacredness (and Jewishness!) of Ulysses. More for Joyce-devotees and regular people: Tablet is hosting a Bloomsday celebration next Wednesday. Six CU alumni and faculty pwned The […]

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Dean Denburg Is Not Your “Friend”

By Bwog Staff on Jun 10, 2010 45 Comments

We know that Double-D always calls the shots when it comes to friendships and girly bonding. This was confirmed yesterday when Dean Denburg rebuffed the friend request of Bwogger and current Barnard student Hannah Goldstein: Hi Hannah – I would be happy to accept your friend invitation but I never “friend” students, just alumnae or […]

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2 BR, Prez Ex-Occ: 142 W 109

By Bwog Staff on Jun 08, 2010 14 Comments

In need of summer housing? Re-thinking that Schapiro walk-through? Rent Obama’s former apartment on 109th between Amsterdam and Columbus. Yessiree: Apartment 3E in 142 West 109th Street is available, and will cost you $1,900 a month, a pretty steep increase from our Commander in Chief’s 1981 rent: $360. Gentrification is a thing! As David Remnick […]

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Breaking: Dean “Double D” Denburg Steps Down As Dean, Assumes New Role

By Bwog Staff on Jun 04, 2010 24 Comments

Dean Denburg, we barely knew ye! “DD” has been Dean of Barnard for seventeen years, but became a part of the Columbia psyche (because she got a nickname) with a sort of tiresome sub-plot in V116. As of July 1st, Dean Denburg will become Vice President of Barnard College Relations to focus on the relationship […]

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Summer Bwoglines Don’t Have Themes!

By Bwog Staff on Jun 04, 2010 4 Comments

The UWS’s first protected bike lanes are coming to Columbus Avenue between 96th and 77th Streets. Full Metal Jacket star Michael Modine and NYT‘s Ethicist Randy Cohen are pleased. Infamously unpleasant people doing unpleasant things: Barnard prof Georgette Fleischer is joined by Anna Wintour in a quest to keep New York City quiet. Former Fruit […]

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Two Boots Opening Downtown

By Bwog Staff on Jun 03, 2010 14 Comments

There are few things worse than mustering up the courage to spend a Saturday evening downtown, only to be punished by the shockingly slow arrival of the 1 train. As if the shiny new 96th Street station wasn’t enough to placate us (it isn’t!), enter Two Boots! The delicious NY (and Connecticut and LA?) pizza […]

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Manhattanville Goes To NY Court of Appeals

By Bwog Staff on Jun 01, 2010 17 Comments

This is kinda-sorta-maybe-it! As you may recall, December brought a major obstacle to Columbia’s dreams of expansion: the New York State Supreme Court decided 3-2 that that state could not use eminent domain to secure parts of West Harlem for Manhattanville. The Empire State Development Corporation, the only major defendant in December’s case, has appealed […]

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Today In Plagiarism: 2011 Class Council Steals Joke From Varsity Show

By Bwog Staff on May 28, 2010 45 Comments

Look at how we caught your eye with that headline! Remember that sub-plot in V116 about Dean “Double D” Denburg’s Big Bear/Little Bear initiative? The one where DD matched Barnard first-years and upperclassmen in a binding friendship contract and Jenny couldn’t sneak out and meet Yonatan at 1020? That sucked for both of them, but […]

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Bwoglines: Columbia Still Exists In The Summer

By Bwog Staff on May 27, 2010 11 Comments

PrezBo and four other University Presidents ask Congress to repeal “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell,” arguing that the policy is “detrimental to both our students and the nation.” Bill O’Reilly told TC Professor Marc Lamont Hill, who is black, that Hill “kind of looked like” a cocaine dealer “a little bit.” Hill responded that O’Reilly looked […]

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Eek! GS Valedictorian Made Someone Else’s Joke

By Bwog Staff on May 25, 2010 143 Comments

Everyone had a good time at GS Class Day. There was a brass band, there was a Korean pop star, and there was a Valedictorian named Brian Corman who made a speech. This was not an unusual thing for a Valedictorian to do, but Mr. Corman did something out of the ordinary: he stole a […]

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Falafel Wars: Not A Joke

By Bwog Staff on May 24, 2010 23 Comments

Amir’s has adjusted to the times; it got a makeover over the weekend and became Maoz. There’s a new green sign, the mirrors are green, the walls and ceilings are green, and there are also some yellow-and-white striped booths, but nevermind those. The falafel also got a little cheaper (from $4.75 for a sandwich to […]

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Named Scholarship Reception Speaker Makes Surprisingly Ungenerous Remarks

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abolish the capitalist system
but good on him for donating
daniel loeb
endowment-driven bullshit
mmm political views
named scholarship reception
passionate tips
rude
why can't these hedge fund managers just share the hedge

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Bwog Goes to the MoMA, Sees Awesomeness

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A rare good reason to go to Avery
cantilever more like can't I leave her right?
Frank Lloyd Wright
Frank Lloyd Wright and the City: Density vs. Dispersal
moma
St. Mark’s-in-the-Bouwerie Towers sounds like the fanciest place on earth
who needs skyscrapers? I have a small patch of farmland

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PSA: Broad Daylight is No Longer Safe

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both friends thought the other would make a move to take him out
Broad daylight is no longer safe
bwog hates getting robbed at tea time
columbia/barnard public safety
guns are scary at all hours
Seriously morningside is way too nice a name for the shit that goes down there

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Student Art at the Forefront

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art or die
Bwog is not very photogenic
Bwog likes to paint landscapes to relax
Center for Student Advising
CSArts
Lerner 403
might show up to my advising appointments now
oil painting at columbia
photography at columbia
support peer art

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Bwoglines: Jobless Edition

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At least food is free when we all are living at home
Biden Kermit 2016
Bwog takes the elevator to 4
bwoglines
no job and crippling student loan debt! What more could I want!
pretty sure sprinting up 86 flights is the seventh ring of hell
real teammates hold hands on the toilet
Who are we kidding Bwog takes the elevator to 3
zinger-flinger Joe Biden

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Architectural Appreciation: Mudd

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built as a celebration of satan's 1300th anniversary
computer science trap
it houses beautiful art and very decent vending machines and you know a surprisingly pleasant overall demeanor
mudd
mudd aka the seeley w. mudd building excuse us
some prison and morgue vibes though
the wonderful world of mudd
underappreciated architectural structures
you go mudd!

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#tbt: Twins

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#tbt
back in the day
institutional memory
not quite ancient history
this wasn't even the most absurd thing in the box
throwback thursday
we treat freshmen much better nowadays
weird traditions

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SGA: Open Forum Night

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barnard
keeping sex sexy idea is overused
making the cu dems happy
open forum event type things
petitions being signed
sga
sga wants to hear from YOU
wherein we discuss dspar and prezbo some more

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