Diana Center Event Oval At the WHM Opening Ceremony, there will be a free dinner with a keynote address by one of the nation’s most renowned cardiologists. If you love Women’s History, or just want to get involved, you should be there!
Barnard Hall Lobby Free mocktails, free massages, free condoms and more! The health fair is co-sponsored by various student groups such as ASAP, Stressbusters, WellWoman, Barnard EcoReps, and Alice! health promotion program. Additionally, the health fair is geared toward Health of Beauty and will promote staying healthy as a woman. There will be free mocktails, […]
The Diana Center LL104 Co-Sponsored by Athena Pre-Law Society Serena Alfieri, associate director of the Women in Prison Project, will speak along with the Co-Chair of the Coalition for Women Prisoners and a member of the Coalition who is also a formerly incarcerated woman. They will discuss their research on, or experiences with, access to […]
Diana Center Black Box Theater An annual, vernal interrogation into the complex relationship between the Society and its former Moderator Allen Ginsberg. Bongos are played, hats are splayed. Black clothing predominates. The festivities conclude with a spontaneous poetry contest followed by a midnight reading of Ginsberg’s “Howl” at the Alma Mater statue on the Low […]
It is a stressful time to be a CC sophomore. This week, CC 2012 picks majors, realizes that making a Ruggles suite is difficult, and takes midterms that will determine THE REST OF THEIR LIVES. Sophomores and similarly stressed CC juniors get free Roti Roll (whose origins are demystified here) and massages tonight in McBain […]
The latest issue of the Fed is out and aping another Columbia publication. Bwog highlights some of its cringe-worthy crassness… Ergonomics of shaving (ew) “The Columbia Animal Farm (Get it? They’re communists!) Becomes an Animal House (like the movie!!)” Same-old hipster hating Erotic fiction
An expanded schedule of events for EC’s intellectual haven was sent out last night, causing oohs ahhs and drooling. Bwog’s pulse notably quickened when we reached the new addition of PrezBo and Salman Rushdie. Here’s the e-mail containing the line up thus far: THE HEYMAN CENTER FOR THE HUMANITIES Revised and Expanded Schedule of Events, Spring 2010 […]
Bwog’s most beloved feature returns with breaking headlines. Instead of weekly round-ups, we’ll be reporting the most insignificant of minutiae as they transform your daily life. No longer shall you anxiously hang on for the report, wondering, ‘How can my life be more boring??’ Blue Java introduces a new loyalty card. There was a definite […]
No one ever really explained it to us, so we figured we’d explain it to you, our sweet, sweet readers. Read on for a step-by-step of how the lottery works. In the next few days, we’ll be posting what you should know about every dorm on campus, links to dorm reviews and tips, how to […]
New York Magazine’s College Hoops Road Trip around NYC concluded on Saturday at the Men’s Basketball game against Princeton. While their reporter was not overwhelmed by the quality of play (awarded 5 out of 10), they were terrifically impressed by Columbia’s school spirit, rating it 10 out of 10, and stating: “Columbia wins this category. […]
Barnard uniforms have been catalogued. (Genuine Incongruity) Brooklyn’s best pizza is expanding to Manhattan. (Gothamist) Milk smuggling is growing. (Gothamist) Columbia neighborhood identified as a case in point for NYC’s human rights violations. (NYT) J-School finds magazine websites are poorly edited. (Huffington Post)
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