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Attend Tonight’s Blue and White Meeting!

By Bwog Staff on Oct 26, 2009 2 Comments

Dear Friends: Please join the staff of The Blue and White and the Bwog at our meeting tonight, happening at 9:30 PM in the basement of St. Paul’s Chapel. First-years and new writers/artists/editors are especially welcome and encouraged to attend. We’ll be planning our upcoming issue and mapping out content for the magazine and […]

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CCSC: Gender-Neutral Housing and Dean’s Discipline

By Bwog Staff on Oct 26, 2009 4 Comments

Another new week, another Bwog CCSC report, this time about gender-neutral housing and just exactly what Dean’s Discipline is: Despite the effective absence of President Sue Yang (who was only present via Gchat video from Boston), CCSC focused most of its meeting on discussion of two major policy initiatives for the year. Yang’s absence did […]

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Hello, Food Network!

By Bwog Staff on Oct 26, 2009 7 Comments

Quick, if you head over to Broadway outside of Ricky’s right now, you’ll not only find our favorite Wafels and Dinges truck, but you may even get onto a Food Network show! Shooting a pilot for a new “Street Eats” show, they’re profiling the man behind the truck right here outside campus. You can even […]

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Ask Bwog: Why Don’t SEAS Students Take The Swim Test?

By Bwog Staff on Oct 26, 2009 26 Comments

Welcome back to Ask Bwog, where we try to find the answers to Columbia’s persistent questions. Anyone who has graduated from Columbia in the last 60 years can tell you that to earn a B.A. degree, you must either swim 75 m (three lengths of the pool) or take the beginner’s swimming PE class. The […]

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Bwoglines: Strange Times We Live In

By Bwog Staff on Oct 26, 2009 1 Comments

Thought you had a bad weekend? Not as bad as this cabbie who drove all the way to Long Island, only to be pepper sprayed by his passenger instead of paid. (NYP) Strangeness occurred downtown as street-level billboards were painted over by artists in an attempt to question their legality, only to be repainted with […]

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Magazine Preview: The Smoking Ban

By Bwog Staff on Oct 25, 2009 38 Comments

Next week the student councils will be sending a survey out to the student body, to gather opinion on the proposed campus smoking ban. To provide a little background, tonight we present senior editor Adam Kuerbitz’s feature on the ban, from the new issue of the Blue and White. The cigarette break has changed drastically […]

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Scary Free Food is Still Free Food

By Bwog Staff on Oct 25, 2009 1 Comments

Anyone looking for seasonal frights, an a capella singalong, free food, and puns galore usually has to trek to three or four campus events to complete that checklist. Tonight, though, look no further–Nonsequitur is throwing their NonSPOOKuitur (pun number one) Fall Study Break Concert in HalloWIEN Lounge (pun number two) tonight at 8:00pm. Uptown Vocal […]

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Sports Roundup: Can’t We Play All Our Games in Nice Weather?

By Bwog Staff on Oct 25, 2009 5 Comments

As reported, Columbia football had a rough outing in the rain at Dartmouth, falling 28-6. Columbia’s teams struggled through Saturday, but the crew and men’s soccer teams took advantage of Sunday’s summer-redux weather to uphold our sporting name.

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Tales of the Bar: Roti Roll

By Bwog Staff on Oct 25, 2009 11 Comments

Living in the city that never sleeps is no good without late night establishments. In this series, we’ll be trolling the wide variety of hangouts (both alcoholic and not) where Columbia students make their worst decisions, looking to capture what makes Columbia nightlife so different. In the first installment, Blue and White Senior Editor Eliza […]

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Midterm Maladies

By Bwog Staff on Oct 25, 2009 15 Comments

The whole nation is talking about swine flu, but that great pestilence known as midterms has once again been inflicting its ills upon Columbia. There are many strains of this disease, each with its own unique symptoms and varying degrees of severity. In an attempt to encourage responsible self-diagnosis, treatment. and an almost certain hypochondria […]

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Bwoglines: Oh No, Not the Vespa! Anything but the Vespa!

By Bwog Staff on Oct 25, 2009 2 Comments

Think you had a nice day? Well, this Nassau Community College Student was busy WINNING A MILLION DOLLARS. (ABC7) Guilt, self-loathing, and red tape at the Eden that is the Park Slope Food Coop. (New York Times) The owner of the oldest Ray’s Original/Famous/Original Famous is making her mobster family an offer they might not […]

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CQA Poetry Slam with Andrea Gibson

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Andrea Gibson
CQA
free events
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Visitation and Funeral for Jessica Fingers

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condolences
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USenate: “Um, Is There a Quorum?”

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bored to tears
shoulda played outside
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Columbia Classifieds: Ashton Kutcher Recruiting English Majors

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#sorrynotsorry
ashton kutcher
classifieds
job offerings
you can be useful and an English major we promise

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About A Bwog

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about bwog
ch-ch-ch-changes
in with the new
little nicholas hoult gets us every time
look at our clever puns
the art of navel gazing
what do we want? free food! when do we want it? now!

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Class of 2016 Facebook Group Drama

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drama
Fact checking
hunger games
redactions
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Housing Coverage, Day Three

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Housing 2013: prepare yo'self
liveblogging
The 2013 Housing Lottery: Your Best Mistake Ever!
the despair grows
the more the merrier

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Bwoglines: Remember When Edition

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amanda bynes is a clone
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remember when
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